Istanbul Aksaray neigborhood 2 | Aksaray walking tour 2023

Aksaray neighborhood is known as Little Damascus and recently it is a shopping hangout for Iranians. Aksaray (Turkish for White Palace) is a neighborhood in Istanbul, Turkey. Aksary is part of Fatih district of Istanbul. Founded in the 15th century by emigrants sent there by Sultan Mehmet II, Aksaray has a modern appearance and many hotels and shops, mainly active in trade with Russia and Romania. Transportation in Aksaray neighborhood: In Aksaray, there is an M1 station on the LRT that goes from Yenikapı to Atatürk International Airport in Yeşilköy. Aksaray has T1 terminal lines that stop at Aksaray stations. The transportation maps show that the connection between Yusuf Pasha Tram Station and Aksaray Metro Station is possible by walking about 350 meters. Aksaray is definitely great. On the other hand, Aksaray neighborhood has changed a lot in the last 6-7 years. This area is now commercial and can also be called a transportation hub. The first metro station (toward Atatürk Airport) is in Aksari. Aksaray Metro Station: Aksaray metro station will be opened in Simani square. All day young people and their families talk loudly in the open air. You can hear any Arabic dialect here: mainly Syrian and Iraqi, but sometimes Egyptian, Libyan and Moroccan. Men sit around the edge of the central fountain all day and wait. It is not known for what! Aksaray Istanbul Immigrants of Aksaray neighborhood: In the five years since the start of the war, Turkey has been a good host for two million Syrian refugees. Many of these camps are built and well run by the Turkish government. Syrian refugees generally report good treatment by the Turkish police. - Unregistered people are usually registered and released with a Turkish ID card in case of arrest. While Turkey accepts more refugees than Lebanon, it may be because Turkey has strong economic and political structures. It is that with its size it provides an infrastructure that makes it easy to integrate more people. As a result, although Syrians live and work in many areas of Turkey, they are less visible in the Aksaray neighborhood compared to Lebanese immigrants. Aksary Street have products from Syria such as olives, South American tea due to the large migration from Syria to South America and green brown soap produced in Aleppo, Aksaray neighborhood of Istanbul is very popular in Syria   Thank you so much for watching this video If you enjoyed the video, please like it and subscribe to my channel and ring the bell so that you'll be notified whenever I upload a new video If you have any questions, tell me in the comments I read all the comments and I will answer all your question  @travelwitharaman  #aksaray #istanbul #istanbulaksaray #walkingtour #walkistanbul #istanbulAksaraywalkingtour #travelwitharaman aksaray istanbul walking tour istanbul Aksaray travel to istanbul Virtual Walking Tour Istanbul walking tour