Occidental travelers observed the Orient with an orientalist perspective had depicted, re-defined the Orient that will be recalled even after centuries. Travel books were the main source of information that creates ideas and images in minds about distant lands while communication and transportation technologies were not developed enough. Orientalist travel books emerged rather than ‘travel’s note' or a travel’s 'report', they seen with their exaggeration and literary aspect. Orientalist traveler Alexander William Kinglake who comes from England, the country which has a loom large in the history of Colonialism. Kinglake wrote his travel book named Eothen at 1844 with information he gathered during his travels. In his travel book, he draw figurative expressions and distorted images about the places mentioned (middle) eastern part of the world, in particular Turkish people. The perspective of Occidental narcissism (Eurocentrism) outlooks to the Orient as ‘other’, rooted to the slave / master dialectic. This travel book represented Orient with some distorted images, not only provide information about the places visited, leave deep trace and centuries long memories about how ‘should seen’ that places by both the Western and Eastern minds.