AT#83 - Travel to Istanbul, Turkey

AT#83 - Travel to Istanbul, Turkey

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AT#1016 - Travel to Mongolia

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Turkey has become a favorite haunt of travelers who look for a distinct and welcoming culture -- living on top of layers of history from the civilizations of long ago. On this week's Travel with Rick Steves, tour guide Meli Seval introduces us to the appeal of Turkey deep within ...  Show more

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