Hilton Garden Inn Konya
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Wheeling our Way to Whirling Dervishes
... lots of activity. It's the center of regional economic boom. It took us a while to find our B&B (made worse by lugging our bags around crowded streets in the heat) but we eventually found the newly opened Dervish Otel. The directions that the Dervish Otel management gave us were funny -- they involved looking signs of other hotels and restaurants and following them down to the hotel.
After checking ...
Konya
... of money being spent on roading in Turkey with new motorways being built everywhere and trees planted down both sides all the way – in places these have been planted before the road is built. We are seeing quite a lot of refugees living in tents camped on the side of the road and these are usually near a service station or somewhere they can get water and supplies. As we ...
Derwısche
... 305;ls samstags, aber da ıch anfangs woche da war und nıcht eıne reıne Tourıstenshow sehen wollte, entschıed ıch mıch dıes auszulassen. Dıe Derwısche tragen waehrend dem Drehen eın weısses Gewand mıt eınem Rock. Und sıe drehen sıch, drehen sıch, und drehen sıch etc. Es ıst eın sehr relıgıoeses Rıtual. In Konya lıegt auch der Begruender ...
From bikinis to hijabs
... I’m in the new divisions of Brossard. However, the hotel is an 8-star hotel, a new category that I just invented because it’s not only very luxurious, it’s decorated with a lot of taste, it has a huge indoor heated pool and the biggest gymnasium in Turkey. Plus they give you slippers to wear around the room and lots of little extras. A Coca-cola, however, will set you back $5 and a teeny bottle of wine, $13. This traveller is not nuts: we pick up ...
Later
... from a guy at the Konya bus station, who also happened to speak Japanese (starting to see a theme here?). At the hotel we met a super nice Brit named Sam and ran into the equally nice Mark, a Kiwi we had met during our sea kayaking trip in Kas.
Chisa and I visited the Mevlana Museum which houses the the tomb of the famous mystic/sufi/thinker Rumi (known as Mevlana in Turkish), a very busy place since it's a must visit for pilgrims and tourists alike. Visited ...
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Business Services
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking