Hello , I am 24 old.I have been living for 5 years in İstanbul.I work as aircraft techician at the airport in Sabiha Gökçen.I am a person who loves life.As you can see, I am deeply embedded in İstanbul. Finally, you know where you are, you know who you're talking to, and trust me, you know who you're when you have a good time with me.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Discovering a language and culture with new people is always an emotion.. I also like to share our language, culture and history with people.It is nice to share. Enjoy your life. I'm here to explore the world.

Interests

•Photography 📸
•Playing volleyball🏐
•Travelling✈
•Reading about history and different cultures📚
•Hanging out with friends and partying!!

Music, Movies, and Books

1)Deepforever Feat. Iarina -Count On You
2)Nicky Jam Feat. J. Balvin -X
3)David Guetta Feat. SiaDavid Guetta Feat. Sia
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4)BriannaBrianna
Lost In Istanbul
5)Sidney Samson Feat. Shaggy, Bobso Architect, HosaiSidney Samson Feat. Shaggy, Bobso Architect, Hosai
The Officer
6)Dj SnakeDj Snake
Magenta Riddim
7)Sofia Reyes Feat. Jason Derulo & De La GhettoSofia Reyes Feat. Jason Derulo & De La Ghetto
1,2,3
8Sofi TukkerSofi Tukker
Batshit
9David Guetta Feat. Sean Paul & Becky G.David Guetta Feat. Sean Paul & Becky G.
Mad Love
10Kate LinnKate Linn
Your Love

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

There’s a reason why Istanbul is quickly becoming many travelers’ favorite city. Not only is this a city located on two separate continents, complete with a wide range of diverse and fascinating neighborhoods wherever you wander, but you also have an abundance of history to explore, a mouth-watering cuisine to enjoy and even some nightlife that rivals that of many major party places around the world.

It’s easy to spend a full day roaming around just one of the areas of Istanbul, whether it be Kadikoy or Uskudar on the Asian side or Taksim, Beyoglu, Besiktas, Eminonu, Karakoy or Sultanahment on the European side. Heck, an entire day or two could be spent visiting the two main attractions in the city, the mesmerizingly impressive Hagia Sophia and the gorgeous Blue Mosque.

But after you check those two off your list, you’ll still need plenty of time to tackle the Grand Bazaar, Sulameiniya Mosque, the Spice Bazaar, Galata Tower, a ferry ride across the Bosphorus Strait, a visit to Dolbache Palace, an evening out along Istikal Street, among many others.

At first, the city can appear to be expensive and a bit overwhelming, but travelers quickly discover that once you walk a few blocks away from the tourist areas, you’ll discover an entire world of local eateries and shops, pomegranate juice and roasted chestnut vendors, shisha cafes, bars and more…all at prices that will barely affect your wallet.

And believe me, you’ll quickly become addicted to listening to the ??? call to prayer being sung from the mosques five times each day, especially around sunset as the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia look their best.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach Turkish or how to cook Turkish meals, but i think Turkish will be too hard :D at least you can learn some words :D Or I can teach a bit of salsa :) And I'm willing to learn everything that I can!!

Countries I’ve Visited

Russian Federation