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In terms of family holidays Marco Belinelli Jersey , Turkey is about as good as it gets. With a combination of sun, sea and sand that will keep every member of the family in the holiday mood, this holiday is likely to be one that is remembered. But why not throw in a few unforgettable experiences Kirk Hinrich Jersey , just to make sure that it goes down in family history.

White Water Rafting

The Coruh River in Turkey has long been rated one of the world?s top ten rafting rivers by professional rafters. A trip downstream is definitely something that you won?t forget in a hurry. No prior experience is required so this is an adventure suitable for every member of the family, provided they are able to swim. The route down the river is fast and thrilling in places, particularly when you come up against the rapids. However Kevin Huerter Jersey , there are also calmer stretches of water, during which you can enjoy the stunning scenery of the mountain passes through which the river runs. For a memorable excursion to remember on your family holidays, Turkey?s most impressive river is the place to go.

Hot Air Ballooning

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The Whirling Dervishes

One way to ensure that your family holidays in Turkey are never forgotten, is to make sure you really see something of the culture. What better way to discern what the real Turkey is like than through dance? If you?re lucky enough to see a ceremony put on by the Whirling Dervishes, either in Konya or Istanbul Dominique Wilkins Jersey , you will begin to wish you were from Turkey yourself. The Whirling Dervishes are members of the Mevlevi Order, and performers of the famous ?Sema? dance. As they dance around you in a whirlwind, you cannot fail to appreciate the grace and skill of their movements Dikembe Mutombo Jersey , which symbolise the human being?s spiritual journey upwards, powered by love and intelligence to reach perfection. This is a show that will have all members of the family enraptured.

So for family holidays, Turkey really is the place to go. Relax in the sun DeAndre' Bembry Jersey , bathe in the sea and bask on the sand, but before you head home be sure to try any one of these once in a lifetime experiences.

BEIJING， Sept. 16 (Xinhua) -- A Huawei smart phone that saved its owner by taking a bullet for him in an armed robbery in South Africa has put the spotlight on phones made-in-China. But smart phones are among several kinds of high quality Chinese products and goods that continue to make their presence felt across the globe.

The following are ten kinds of leading Chinese products， ranging from infrastructure and the high-tech industry to home appliances.

-- Bridges. Since the 1088-meter-long Sutong Bridge in Jiangsu Province won a 2014 International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) Award， Chinese bridges have continued to win FIDIC awards due to their outstanding quality.

The Beipanjiang Bridge in Guizhou province， southwest China， has just completed construction. Hanging 570 meters above a river， it renewed its record as the world's "highest bridge".

-- Satellites. China has recently made strides with the launch of the world's first quantum satellite "Micius，" part of China's Quantum Experiments at the Space Scale (QUESS) program which includes 20 such satellites.

Besides the QUESS program， the well-known Chang'e program， the Chinese Lunar Exploration Program (CLEP)， remains ongoing. The first two Chang'e lunar orbiters were launched in 2007 and 2010， the Chang'e 3 landed the Moon in 2013， and the fourth and fifth launches are under preparation.

-- High-speed Railways. A new railway linking Zhengzhou in central China's Henan Province with Xuzhou in eastern Jiangsu Province opened Saturday.

China's high-speed railways now exceeds 20，000 km in length. Based on its home-market success， Chinese bullet trains have won contracts in Indonesia， Russia， Iran and India.

-- Civilian drones. According to China's central TV channel， there are over 400 civilian drone companies in China， with Shenzhen-based drone maker Dajiang leading the industry.

According to the U.S. Small Unmanned Aircraft System， Dajiang drones make up 70 percent of the U.S. market in 2015. The Wall Street Journal called it the first Chinese brand "to pioneer a major new global consumer-product category".

-- Supercomputers. In June， China debuted its new supercomputer called Sunway TaihuLight， replacing its precedent Tianhe-2， which topped the list of the world's fastest supercomputer for three years.

Sunway TaihuLight can perform 93 quadrillion calculations per second， or petaflops， twice as fast and three times as efficient as Tianhe-2. Two of the fastest supercomputers in the world are now from China.

-- Hydropower projects. On the back of the Guinea 20，000-franc note， there is a map of the Kaleta hydro-electric dam， which was built by a Chinese company and doubled the energy capacity of the African country.

The Kaleta dam is among a long list of hydropower projects across Asia， Africa and South America constructed by Chinese companies. The source of green energy has lifted millions of people out of poverty.