Last week I did all activities, and cannot say that there is something special, but I get used to my activities here. In order to have some new impressions and new information I decided to do hitchhiking with other volunteers in Gaziantep. That was my first experience in it. On Saturday three of us (all Ukrainians) went to Şanlıurfa, no one except me talked in Turkish, so it was really hard to communicate with drivers and always translate to others, I felt myself as at work but not at a holiday. Still those guys didn't appreciate that. If you do hitchhiking you should be sure that you need time for waiting who could stop the car and pick you. Traveling from Gaziantep to Şanlıurfa took us 4 hours for 200 km, and we changed four cars. The most important thing is which company you have, if they are your good friends, you would probably enjoy your time. I really enjoyed my time in the city, because I saw historical places, among which is a holy place for muslims – the legendary Poo...
Dear reader, Welcome to my blog! I hope you will find interesting facts about countries that I have visited or lived in, human rights and a lifestyle. It might be hectic, but these are my interests. I am based in Amherst, Massachusetts. I am a Fulbright Scholar from Ukraine. I lived in four countries and worked as a leader of advocates supporting Ukraine’s democracy. Best, Nara Narimanova