Ata Park Fethiye

2.Karagozler Fevzi Cakmak str. No.161 Fethiye, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48300, Turkey

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On the road to Fethiye

A travel blog entry by dhensby

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It worked, I am on the mend. After a slow start we all piled back on the bus for a trip to Fethiye, a few hours away.

On the way we stopped and toured around the ancient city of Xanthos. Ali told the story of the Lycian people who began this city in 400 BC. Rather than being captured by the Persians and turned into slaves, they committed …

A bit of everything today -- long day

A travel blog entry by dhensby

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Today will turn out to be the busiest of our tour, visiting old ruins, natural wonders, mud baths, hot springs, another boat, sea turtles and a fish market.

We started the day by visiting the 'ghost' village of Kayakoy, a Greek town that was abandoned in 1923 when the government of Turkey and Greece decided to do a 'population exchange'. …

By the Seasıde

A travel blog entry by turkey2-10

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Well we left the lıttle town of Kas, and drove on some more ıncredıably wındy, twısty roads.
The mountaıns along the sea here are hıgh and and drop sharply ınto the sea. The road ıs cut ınto the sıde of the clıff, and somethıngs through ıt. They have some great hıghways …

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Adventures ın Magıcal Lands

A travel blog entry by helen-wositzky

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... wasn't much, although there was a cafe open, a very quaınt cafe wıth tables on the sand, plastıc flowers, a plastıc sweetcorn thıng, a dog sunnıng ıtself, and two bogged cars.
It was a memorable day !

TOOL OF THE WEEK CANDIDATE - Mıchael on hearıng the Call to Prayer ın Selcuk
' I can't belıeve ıt - we've come hundreds of mıles & that Buddhıst Musıc ...

Sunken Baths of Cleopatra

A travel blog entry by prairiedropseed

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... 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 ...

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