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Imagine a land where the fertility of the soil is boundless. A land which open-handedly gives you bananas, tobacco, strawberries, peanuts and orange beet root in abundance. Imagine that from this rich soil comes earthenware pottery from Paleothic Ages, Assyrian metal coins and statues that decorated the Hitit cities and ancient Greek libraries. A land where tiny principalities became huge countries, where one empire was destroyed and another arose. And on this soil the paths to the Mevlevi dervish lodges cross those leading to churches that host Christian pilgrims.
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