Day 4: Tulips

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One of the three pavilions in the beautiful historical Emirgan Park is the Yellow Pavilion (below), my most loved house! Built in the style of a Swiss Chalet, and two storey wooden mansion offers a stunning view overlooking the Bosphorus from the terrace. History says that the beauty of this park increased with the construction of the Yellow Pavilion between 1871-1878.

There are two more gorgeous wooden mansions which are known by their colours, one is the White Pavilion and other, the Pink Pavilion. All of them stands in this huge area of 470,000 sq meters in Emirgan district on the European side.

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As it is the best location
to find and view finest tulip gardens,
I moved along the Bosphorus.
Arrived in the Emirgan Park,
and I am speechless! Everyone speechless!

Thought of writing to tell you what I felt but I can not... it is following that caused me to lose my writing ability!

Help me to compose this post with your comments.
I would highly appreciate:)

/u p d a t e d on 16/04/

¨¨¨How they composed this post¨¨¨

Amazingly beautiful, full of colour and shades, the light of the sun and the cascades made it a wonderful place! (by Leni) * I love tulips, your photos are beautiful. I think that so many of your photos are worthy of framing. You are excellent with a camera! (by Sandi) * Wow !!!!! (by ötli) * Wow, until I saw these magnificent tulip posts I thought Holland was the place to visit to see them in bloom. (by Lindy)

thanks to each of you as you are wonderful than tulips!