Grand Keskin Dalyan
Denizli Sokak Dalyan, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48400, Turkey
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Onto the tourist trail of Turkey
... I have other customers and I don't want you to waste my time'. Another store owner pretty much told us that we were rude as we were searching for a particular colour and he insisted in pulling all the tapestries out onto the floor. At that stage we apologised about the mess he was making and thanked him for his efforts, and he replied 'that's my job'. But when he couldn't make the sale, he turned nasty. This was a clear reminder that we were definately on the tourism trail ...
De weg terug, nog heel wat te zien
... schepen patrouilleren en besluiten maar wijs te zijn en ons aan de aanwijzingen van de kaart te houden. In de verte zien we dat andere schepen dat niet doen en dwars door het gebied varen. Uiteindelijk wordt niemand aangehouden en moeten we concluderen dat we voor niets een aantal mijlen hebben omgevaren. Af en toe controleer ik het olieverlies in de motorkamer. De lekkage van de olie is afgenomen, maar er staat na een paar uur varen best veel olie onder ...
Turkish Folklore Show @ Cappadocia
... Dance
30 minutes after dinner, the lights went off as the show was about to start. The place was lighted with an ultraviolet light in the center area, then we can see 3 male Rumi dancers entering the room, they have white outfit which create a luminous effect from the ultraviolet light, they started to dance. I wish I can say more about the dance, but it was only 3 males twirling around the room, they stopped and they twirled around ...
View from a Balloon
... a demonstration on pottery-making. Dara was given the opportunity to make a ceramic pot using a potters wheel. With a little help from the expert potter, she got it made but she declined to take it home with her. From there we did a tour of Urgup city and then to a stone factory where they cut and polished the many shades of natural stone found in the area. The stone comes to them from the quarry in chunks the size of a minibus so they need ...
Wet day ending with a great Turkish Party....
... br> After the Hidden City, we were taken to a pottery factory where we saw local artists using a kick wheel to make pots and then hand painting them. The factory has been around for centuries and is on top of an area they are excavating finding pottery that is thousands of years old. Our guide also works for the Smithsonian doing tours and he put this pottery company in touch with the Smithsonian and they are now sponsoring some ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Keskin



