Ufuk Pension Goreme
Goreme Open Air Museum Way no:23 Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey
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Cappadocia
After a grueling overnight bus ride we arrived in Goreme in the Cappadocia region just as the sun was rising. Sleep was made even more difficult by the fact that it was "Army Night" for a lack of a better term. This was the night that boys of whatever specified age leave home for military duty. At each bus stop friends and family were there to beat …
Gonna pop a cap in cappadocia
ahhhhhh..... Cappadocia..... carved from volcanic rock......... full of religion and caves..... put them together and what do you get??.... cave churches!!!!!... but lets not get ahead of ourselves.....
after a glorious (insert Tui billboard here) 11 hours overnight on the bus we arrived in Goreme in the heart of Cappadocia. We settled in …
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Cappadocia - cont.
I always thought I'd like to be a cave woman so loving Cappadocia. Sleeping in a cave room in Goreme is great except it is abit dark with no windows, at least I get to go out every day - unlike those that lived in the underground cities here during the Roman period.
All over Cappadocia are dozens of underground cities built by Christians attempting to escape government persecution at the time when Christian babies were being ...
Fairy Chimneys
The overnight bus was aweful! Neither Tyler or I slept at all. The bus stopped quite frequently, and each time they turned on all the lights to wake everyone up. At one stop quite a few people got on, it seemed as though they overbooked the bus. It was strange, the drivers assistant tried to get me to move from my seat and give it to another man? I refused to move, but we felt uncomfortable for the rest of the ride. At 330 am they dropped us off at a ...
Last installment of the Turkey Trotters
... There were some large tunnels as well as more caves and a cave church with fading frescoes. As we headed back to Goreme, a fellow with a horse and cart came by and offered us a ride. Only 20 Lira. We knew we were pretty far from Goreme so went for a bumpy ride on an old wooden cart with only a blanket for a cushion. As we arrived in town, we were photographed by at least one tourist. It was not the most dignfied ...



