Pamukkale Hostels - Reviews and Rates

I just fýgured we would send a quýck update. Everythýng ýs goýng great - we are ýn Pamukkale and now we wýll be travelýng to Fethýeye today for our gullet. Sorry for the short update but I only have 5 mýnutes (Cynthýa needed her facebook!) and my journal ýs about 10 pages long now. Jonathan

I tried to leave early today, but had a bad start! First when I checked out, the guy didnt have any change and I had to wait. He managed to find change but gave me so many coins and I got so busy counting them and putting them in my poor wallet that I left 20 lira on the counter and left. Luckýly, I stopped at McDonalds for breakfast (to spare m...

Pamukkale et Hiérapolis ( inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'unesco) l'entrée du site est passée à 10e l'été dernier ( merci au ministère du tourisme), mais il est vrai que c'est vraiment quelque chose d'assez exceptionnel à voir : cascades de calcaire blanc pétrifiées, appelées aussi " la forteresse de coton", fruit des sources chaudes naturell...

Arrived in the afternoon to our pension. Had a quick Gozlome, a turkish kind of pancake thing filled with spinich or white cheese or potatoe or your choice of combination ....mmm..(one of my favourite turkish foods) for lunch. Then went to check out the traverntine calcium pools....was most disapointing really. Found it just really depressing as...

Aphrodesias is actually one of the best Roman ruins I have been to. They are still excavating, so who knows what else is still yet to be discovered there. It is such beautiful country and it was a really beautiful day. About 85 degrees with a light breeze. It was so strange to sit in the Aphrodesias stadium by myself and read a book. The stadium...

crazy place where water running over a mountain leaves calcium deposits - looks like snow..and aparently the mud is good for your skin...:)