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Kusadasi - Ephesus
... was it did not include the Terrace Houses which I did not realise. The Terrace houses are a must if you are coming here. Our guide was very informative (and her accent very much reminded us of Borat) and it is just unbelievable to see how well this city was planned from waterways to sewerage.
The best part is the Grand Theatre which had seating for 25,000 people. The library was in very good condition and the marble roads are something to behold. This ...
Türkiye'ye hoşgeldiniz!
... partout, plutôt aléatoirement. Enfin bref, on finit par mettre les pieds à Ephèse vers 15h, en espérant s'éviter le gros de la chaleur, et surtout, des groupes touristiques. On mis donc près de deux heures à visiter les ruines de cette ancienne cité, qui fut fondé quelque part au Ve siècle avant J.C. avant d'être abandonné et ensevelie sous le sable suite à une série de bouleversement climatiques et de secousses sismiques. Après la visite des ruines - les plus impressionnantes étant ...
Bedbugs Be Gone!
... drove through. The best I can describe is as run-down tourist trap stores in the middle of nowhere. Eventually, after many windy roads we caught a glimpse of the Aegean sea!
Let me say that the whole time, this is the hotel that i've been worried about the most. I was expecting an aged Atlantic City hotel that had it's heyday in the time of Sinatra. That's exactly what we got, except that the ...
My Life in Ruins....
... which originally opened in the 1960's to feed all the archaeologists digging out Aphrodisias. The food was simple, but it caught on with the locals and has been popular ever since. We chowed on Turkish pizzas with feta cheese and spiced beef, salads and more bread. For dessert it was a choice of a spiced shredded pumpkin with cinnamon and walnuts or their famous yogurt with honey and nuts. I went for the yogurt as I can't ...
Ephesus
... in agricultural production and is among the world’s largest producer of hazelnuts, cherries, figs, apricots, pomegranates, watermelons, cucumbers, chickpeas, tomatoes, eggplant, green peppers, lentils, pistacchioes, onions, olives, sugar beets, tobacco, tea, apples, [deep inhale here] cotton, barley, almonds, wheat, rye, grapefruit … ...
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