Panduri Joy in Marmaray: Children who came to Istanbul on the occasion of April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day sang songs accompanied by Panduri playing 60 meters below the Bosphorus. Children of the world took a tour of the Bosphorus and photographed the unique beauty of Istanbul.
Esenler Municipality brought together the children of the world in Istanbul within the scope of the International Peace Bread Festival, which is organized for the 23th time this year due to the April 5 National Sovereignty and Children's Day.
This year, within the framework of the festival organized with the concept of “A World Child Meets at Esenler” for Peace Bread; Children coming to Esenler from Indonesia, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Palestine, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Thailand and Pakistan had the opportunity to see Istanbul. The children, who passed from Kazlıçeşme to Üsküdar with Marmaray, who called it the project of the century, then took a tour of the Bosphorus with the ferry they boarded. The children, who were literally mesmerized by the unique view of the Bosphorus, took many photos. Singing their hometown songs, the children had fun with the movements of the music.
LOCAL MUSIC FOOD IN Marmaray
The most interesting part of the trip was Marmaray. The Georgian team performed a show 60 meters under the Bosphorus with their country-specific 'Panduri' instrument. Singing their local music, the Gücistan team was appreciated by the citizens. Then, young people who took a tour of the Bosphorus were amazed by the unique beauty of Istanbul.
Azerbaijani Nurlan Quluzade, who attended the trip, said, “This is my first time coming. Super. I had heard of Maiden's Tower but had not seen it Thank you Turkey, "he said.
Eliza Azimbeggirl said, “We came from Kyrgyzstan. We know a little about Istanbul. We liked it very much because we came for the first time, ”he said.
Thai Nuroihan Tohlu stated that he liked Istanbul very much and wanted to come again.
The children then visited historical and cultural sites such as Miniatürk, Panorama 1453 Museum, Topkapı Palace, Hagia Sophia Mosque and Istanbul Aquarium.
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