Istanbul, Turkey | girls trip! blue mosque, shopping, authentic Turkish food, TIPS + MORE!

72 hours in Istanbul with my bestie boo, and it was an unforgettable adventure! We wandered through the Grand Bazaar, admired the beauty of the Blue Mosque, indulged in delicious Turkish cuisine, and found the perfect rooftop spot for breathtaking views and an authentic Turkish breakfast! 🌅🍹
Istanbul truly stole our hearts-watch to see why! Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE for more travel adventures with us! ✈️💖

[@everestaokafor6816]

Wowwww looks like y’all had a blast 😮😮😮😮😮😊

[@rimshatara]

It was a good time!! ☺️☺️☺️

[@aerealescott5760]

Good job! Can we just continue to travel the world forever ????

[@rimshatara]

I HOPE SO😍

[@joseph40ninjas88]

Take a cat home =^_^=

[@rimshatara]

they were so cute honestly! ☺️ I could see myself having one as a pet now

[@TamarisIlaria]

8:56 haggling for a dollar or a few cents off in lower income countries as an American or European is ew to say the least.

[@everestaokafor6816]

Keep your rude comments to yourself babe. You don’t have to watch💛

[@TamarisIlaria]

@ that’s why I stopped watching pookie 😘

[@rimshatara]

Personally, I’m not american so I know how the game works they always overcharge tourists so haggling in these countries is totally a normal thing!

[@TamarisIlaria]

@ true! The thing is €3 euros or 3 dollars is a price we wouldn’t think twice of paying that in our own country. While on vacation, where your little money can go a long way for the locals… now 3 dollars is too much. And Istanbul doesn’t even have a big haggle culture compared to for example Morocco or Egypt (at least in my experience). Anyway, looking back now even though I still stand behind my message I could’ve said it differently. But if you can’t miss a dollar, can you even afford travel?