Patara Prince Resort Antalya
P.K. 10 Kalkan Antalya, Turkish Mediterranean Coast, Turkey
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'Brits abroad' in Fethiye
... which clumsily categorised Greek and Turkish ethnic groupings by religion, led to the uprooting of the entire village population and resettlement in Greece.
Now, its stone houses lie empty and crumbling on the hillside. We walked gingerly towards them and climbed a steep grassy bank to access the periphery of the village. Grass and ferns grew where tiled floors once were; trees peered out from long-gone roofs. We clambered over piles of rubble and stumbled upon musty-smelling ...
Adventures ın Magıcal Lands
... amp; there were no brakes on one, back to the hıre place - shut up & gone. So 2 bıkes, 3 people - lets gıve ıt a go. One of the bıkes was a small one but at least ıt had those metal bars stıckıng out from the back wheel one person could stand on. Takıng ıt ın turns to rıde, dınk, clıng onto the back, occasıonally run, sıt on the handlebars we made ıt to the beach ...
Sunken City - They had High Aspirations
Kurban Bayram. In it's simplest term it is like Thanksgiving. People eat well and give food to those who are less fortunate. Actually, it is a little more complicated. Last year we spent our Kurban in Bulgaria. We had heard that it is a sacrificial holiday and that we would likely see goats and sheep slit and hanging around town, so we got out. This year we are living in a less conservative part of the country and talked to many people in Antalya that ...
Sunken Baths of Cleopatra
... and yogurt and cereal. We took a bus a short distance to Kayakoy, a Greek "ghost town." There are about 600 stone houses in this town, once inhabited by Anatolian Greeks. During the 1920's, the entire population was relocated to Greece after the Turkish War of Independence. There still are a few Turkish people living here, but the village is built on the mountainside and the road is steep and rocky. We hiked to the ...
The old and new of Antalya
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