Jacki Ueng

I prefer Apple Maps if you’re walking, and Google Maps for Public Transportation. During the day, especially rush hour, public transportations as in Metro, Marmaray and Trams are faster ways to beat traffic as it has its own platform to run on. Though in the evening after traffic hour, taking a taxi can be faster in some cases, as public transport options become less the later it gets. If you do have uber, I would recommend using it (over hailing a random cab on the street) so that you can use your credit card on file, and the route cost will be estimated ahead of time.

I take you on a journey growing up in Los Angeles in a Taiwanese-Chinese-American immigrant home, living in a diverse community, and the strong desire to travel the world. We discuss my professional career path to becoming a Real Estate Title Rep, how I built my initial client base, and then making my career completely location independent and traveling the world. Travel hacking tips, including credit card points strategy for consistently getting free flights around the world The importance for the Asian-American community to strongly and visibly support the Black Lives Matter movement

What to Order: Beef Kebab, Eggplant stuffed with Kebab meat, Chicken Wings, Spicy Lamb Meat and Lamb Liver Website: https://www.instagram.com/ehlimesut/?hl=en Address: Located on Akşemsettin Cd, a busy street in Fatih with many other Syrian run businesses, Abu Abid is a small walk up and order stall. What to Order: Chicken or Beef/Lamb Shawarma Wrap, Meat Plate, Cordon Bleu Website: https://www.instagram.com/abu.abid.shawarma/?hl=en Address: Where to Bite into the Best Falafels in Istanbul Located right off the Yusufpaša Tram exit, stop in Falafel Tayba for fluffy, heart-shaped Falafels.

Also known as “Turtle Beach“, is a tranquil 3 mile stretch of sand, most famously known for its protection of the Loggerhead Turtles (locally known as “Caretta Caretta“). By Boat: Via Boat Tour or hired Boat, which will typically give you half hour to an hour on the beach The closest airport to Dalyan is the Dalaman Airport, an hour flight from Istanbul ($20 average one way flight on Pegasus or Turkish Airlines). The Boat tour is super peaceful as it starts through the Dalyan Canals and takes you to the major attractions of Iztuzu Beach and glided along the serene, reflective water of Lake Köycegiz and the Ancient Ruins of Kaunos + King’s Tomb.