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1. TARİHİ YERLERDEN HERHANGİ BİR OBJEYİ ALMAYIN

Tarihi mekanlarda en sık karşılaşılan problemlerin başında ziyaretçilerin o noktadan herhangi bir
obje alması geliyor. Özellikle mimari değere sahip eserlerden küçük de olsa parça koparmaya çalı-
şan turistlere denk gelmek mümkün.
Kutsal yerlerin de büyük bir çoğunluğu tarihi mekanlar olarak kabul edilmektedir. Özellikle tari-

hi öneme sahip mezarlık gibi noktalardan taş veya toprak almak tamamen yasaktır. Birçok turist
bunu hatıra almak adına yaptığını söylese de bu iyi niyetli yaklaşım, tarihi esere onarılamaz derece-
de zarar verebiliyor.

WHAT YOU SHOULD CONSIDER WHEN VISITING HISTORICAL AND RELIGIOUS PLACES 8 RULES

Historical places are places that are considered the common heritage of humanity. Historical sites
Bu kültürel mirasların bizden sonraki nesillere zarar görme- are among the places included in the travel plans of almost every tourist, both domestically and
den aktarılmasını istiyorsak, ziyaretimiz internationally.
esnasında uymamız gereken belirli kurallar bulunuyor. Historical places, which sometimes fascinate with their beauty and sometimes help us feel an im-

portant event in our bones, are strictly protected both by the countries where they are located and
by various international organizations.
However, a large part of the task of preserving historical sites falls on the tourists who visit these
spots. If we want these cultural heritages to be passed on to the next generations without any da-
mage, there are certain rules we must follow during our visit.

DO NOT TAKE ANY OBJECTS FROM HISTORICAL PLACES

One of the most common problems in historical places is that visitors take any object from that
point. It is possible to come across tourists trying to take even small pieces from works of archi-

tectural value. The majority of sacred places are considered historical places. It is completely for-
bidden to take stones or soil, especially from places of historical importance, such as cemeteries.
Although many tourists say that they do this to buy souvenirs, this well-intentioned approach can
cause irreparable damage to the historical artifact.