Pakistan, June 5 -- A traditional Turkish coffee vendor has become a popular attraction for visitors exploring Istanbul's historic Balat district, where culture, history and hospitality come together along the shores of the Golden Horn.

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Located in one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods, Balat is renowned for its colourful streets, steep pathways and architectural heritage dating back to the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman eras. The area attracts thousands of tourists each year who come to admire its historic buildings, religious landmarks and vibrant atmosphere.

Among the many cafes and restaurants lining the district's winding streets, a small coffee counter operated by Must...