I was welcomed by the friendly people of Istanbul and together with my friends we stayed in Koç's guest houses. When I reached Istanbul the students weren't there yet so the coordinators showed all their interest in me, I should admit that I was kinda spoiled and felt like a star.
Little trips to main campus and downtown were really amusing!
I got rid of the feeling that I could have been seen as an outcast and even watched the presentations with my friends.
The weather in Istanbul was brilliant so I also wore my glasses.
Tasting the traditional food was a great experience.
Couldn't resist the yummy Turkish dessert as well!
Taking part in all the meetings was a little bit tiring...
I grabbed some Turkish words during my visit to the Koç Library!
After exploring the campus I took a rest by the valley on my own and listened the silence.
Mostly, I rested on cosy CEMS towels!
I was impressed by the guy I saw downtown so I tried the same gesture in the main campus.
The boat trip over the Bosphorus was quite amazing, travelling from Europe to Asia was devastating, I hold my breath and watched the unique prospect.
I had the chance of meeting with the founder of Koç University, Mr. Vehbi Koç, so I was happy.
My name is Erasmus, and I challenge the CEMS community to have me visit the countries of all 25 full CEMS members before returning back to Rotterdam for next year's Annual Event! Take me along, document your travels on this blog and compete for the travel awards! Good luck, and see you soon!
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