Times readers’ underrated destinations of the world – Kariye Museum, Istanbul, Turkey
April 24, 2009 by Max Crandale
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Istanbul is long known as a city endowed with layer upon layer of cultural riches dating from ancient times. But beyond the obvious sites in the Old City, there is a jewel that’s rarely seen: the Kariye Museum. It’s not easy to do but it is well worth the effort. The interior walls are covered with exquisite Byzantine religious art that has no equal anywhere in the world. Despite earthquake damage in 1894, many spectacular mosaics remain, awesome in their fine detail, displaying subtle shadings and rich colors that are lacking in earlier Byzantine mosaics.
– Elizabeth Mitchell Munisoglu, Los Angeles (Matt Perreault)
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Dear Sir,
Just I read the translated page about Kariye Mosque and still reading the page. But pls take care about the translations.
Thanks and Regards
Omer Yilanci
Those translations are automatic robot translations just for simple and direct similiar meaning with orginal text. We are working on translate all text with human translation but as you may know it takes long time. Thanks for your time and cooperation. You may send your ideas or advices on translations via info@choramuseum.com.