Yeldez Park, located in the Besiktas district of Istanbul, Turkey, was originally a natural woodland and later became a royal garden. The park has the Yeldez Palace, which Sultan Abdul Hamid II built for himself to be worthy of his predecessor, and is now a museum, and the OIC office is also inside the Yeldez Palace.

It happened to break into the park, far away from tourists and noisy urban areas. There were lovely cabins in the park and guides to explain at the entrance. It was also said that it was the largest handmade carpet in the world.

Parks in the city. The fresh air attracts many citizens to take their families with them to enjoy it. There are all kinds of tourists here, but also in the hustle and bustle of a quiet.

The park is not big, but the location is excellent. You can overlook the whole old city on the top of the hill. The weather is warm on that day, and many local people come out to bask in the sun.

The park is beautiful, especially in autumn.