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MIZANA YACHTING BLUE VOYAGE TOUR
... , Sun Odyssey, Oceanis, Catamaran, etc...) Being the cradle of multiple civilizations and endowed with magical landscapes, Turkey offers numerous opportunities for people who are interested in nature and history. Our travel advisers are at your ...
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Ancient Ruins in Asia Minor
Today we toured the ancient ruins of 3 Greek and Roman sites in Turkey: Ephesus, Miletus, and Didyma. We pulled into port fairly early in the morning (around 7:00 AM), so we caught an early breakfast at the buffet and met up with our tour group ...
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Driving through Ancient Ruins with Narrow Streets
... in Bodrum. With some directions in broken English from the guy at the Pension, we began our road trip up the Aegean coast. Our first stop was in Didyma to see the Ancient Temple of Apollo. Luckily for us, the weather was gorgeous and there were no ...
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ANGELO YACHTING BLUE VOYAGE TOUR
... - Gulf of Gökova - Kos - Bodrum If you are interested in history and archeology, you ought to take the time to see Turkish Aegean and Mediterranean coasts; we are confident that you are going to agree with us that the view of these shores are like ...
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Izmir, Ephesus, Priene, Miletus, and Didyma
... day consisted of a trip to Priene, an ancient Greek city on the top of a hill. I have come to the conclusion that all Turkish guides read the same book about rivers in the area of Eastern Turkey and that the words 'and then the river silted up the ...
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Didyma: Very Impressive!
... own time poking into every crevice of the place. Literally, as some pictures show. As the Lonely Planet Turkey guide puts it, "...the ancient Didyma was never a real town; only the priests who specialized in oracular temple management lived here." As ...
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History kicking and screaming
... and make a wish. We are staying in Selcuk as we explore not only Ephesus but the ruined Ionian cities of Priene, Miletus and Didyma. Selcuk is well known for its camel wrestling festival and we are sad not to be here for that! Our day at ...
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Driving the Turkish Highway
... the building was a tour guide explaining the signifigance of the temple (I should say it was dedicated to Apollo) to sixty Turkish highschoolers. Many were dilligently taking notes on what once were ceremonial steps. I took a seat in the shade and ate ...
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Terug naar Turkije
... men weet dat we naar Didyma willen en voor dat we er erg in hebben wordt er een auto aangehouden die ons naar Didyma zal rijden. Gelukkig vertellen we dat we de minibus hebben gebeld die vijf minituten later aan komt stormen vol met passagiers. We ...
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Didyma and Eurosos
... were done inside. We ate lunch at a touristy restaurant across the road (just water for me, Scott and Simon had very non-Turkish food) then headed on to Bodrum. Along the way we passed even more random ruined marble buildings, but only stopped when a ...
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