The heart wants the new shopping malls to be built in a way that fits in with the environment and makes people feel good. Karum is the only shopping mall in Ankara that doesn't overwhelm or overwhelm you while you're walking around, even though it is a busy place.
In 1986, construction began on a shopping center that opened in 1991. Even though it is now not as popular as it once was, it is still considered to be better than many other shopping centers due to its location, architecture, garden, and stairs. People who were born in Ankara between 1975 and 1985 have fond memories of the shopping center, and it adds a touch of elegance to the area of Kavaklıdere.
Karums were small settlements set up by Assyrian traders in Anatolia. They were smaller than the settlements in Mesopotamia. The most important ones were located in K³ltepe, Kanes Karum, Hattusa Karumu and Alisar Karumu. Karums were like trade centers next to cities, and the word "karum" means port and dock in the Assyrian language.
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Even though it's in the prettiest part of Ankara, this building has almost become abandoned. I don't understand why this is happening in Ankara.
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The heart wants the new shopping malls to be built in a way that fits in with the environment and makes people feel good. Karum is the only shopping mall in Ankara that doesn't overwhelm or overwhelm you while you're walking around, even though it is a busy place.
karum
In 1986, construction began on a shopping center that opened in 1991. Even though it is now not as popular as it once was, it is still considered to be better than many other shopping centers due to its location, architecture, garden, and stairs. People who were born in Ankara between 1975 and 1985 have fond memories of the shopping center, and it adds a touch of elegance to the area of Kavaklıdere.
karum
Karums were small settlements set up by Assyrian traders in Anatolia. They were smaller than the settlements in Mesopotamia. The most important ones were located in K³ltepe, Kanes Karum, Hattusa Karumu and Alisar Karumu. Karums were like trade centers next to cities, and the word "karum" means port and dock in the Assyrian language.