Ciner Hotel Goreme
Goreme Avcilar Mah. Ciner Cad No:2 Goreme, Cappadocia, 50180, Turkey
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Weird drive, fighting sickness and wonderful sight
Jacqui is feeling much better, still wary but definitely on the rebound. We spent the night in Ankara in a hotel where no one spoke English, my Turkish is non-existent. I had a problem with the electronic key which I finally communicated to the front desk guys. One came up and he fiddled about and tried 6 or 8 times, finally got it to work once and …
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Upchuck in the Upmarket
... sandwiched in between two Prada stores. It is on the equivalent of Madison or Fifth Avenue, just on a much smaller scale. We made one last trip to the Grand Bazaar yesterday which took us a long time to get there and an even longer time to get home. The traffic was unbearable and Jill and I thought we were going to be kidnapped and then die of hunger in the back seat of the cab. I realized that it is much harder ...
Horror Movie: Cappadocia style
... things got very uncomfortable. We saw another huge wild dog, which unlike our companion, (who it turns out, was very friendly), looked angry and attack prone, growling at us through a thicket. Then, in quick succession, we saw an abandoned looking red truck that had not been there half an hour previously on our way through. For the whole way, I was certain some red truck driving, axe murdering freak, ala, a Turkish equivalent of Wolf Creek, was going ...
5th November, Goreme Turkey
... around. The next day we decided to sack it off and drive around the coast and hope that we find a resort which we are looking for. We stopped at Patra but didn’t do it for us mainly as the beach was a way from town and you had to pay entry fees to go down then we came to Kalkan and this was more like what we were looking for, very nice old Turkish fishing village built on a hill, nice buildings and good atmosphere also still full of English but we could ...
Nature at its most amazing
... where we visted Abraham's cave.This is a special site for Muslims and many people from Iran and Syria were visiting .They were very moved by the visit it was interesting just to watch their reactions.
We finished the day in Harran ten km.from the Syrian border. We really felt we were back in the middle east .We visited beehive houses which were amazing they are still used by the locals today.
The guide made a change to our ...


