Information you must know before coming to Ankara, Turkey~ It will help you understand this capital city better

Revisiting the old site of Ankara Castle~ The last time I came was almost ten years ago in the hot summer, this time it's in the cold winter. The castle is located on the hill of the old city, a very suitable place for strolling~ Watching the golden sunset light spill over the red roofs of the whole city~ So comfortable! On the way to the top of the castle, there are many Turkish-style shops, as well as cafes, restaurants and small inns, as well as well-preserved thick city walls and charming winding streets... Ankara Castle was built by the ancient Romans in the 2nd century BC, standing on the commanding heights of the city's slopes~ for military defense. The roads here are complex, and the ruins are full of historical vicissitudes~ Because it is located in a strategic location, this castle has been baptized by war, and has been occupied by the Eastern Romans, Persians, and Arabs~ Therefore, there are not many ancient buildings left, so there is no need for tickets here, walk around, look at the scenery, have a cup of coffee~ So comfortable Coming down from the castle hill~ I passed by the Melike Hatun Mosque opposite Ankara Youth Park. Although it is not as grand as Ankara's Kocatepe Mosque, nor as long-standing as Haci Bayram Mosque~ But this is my unexpected gain for letting myself wander aimlessly without looking at the map on the way down the mountain, plus the blessing of the sunset glow~ It's really touching!