Local Cave Nevsehir
Gaferli Mh Ceizler Sk No 11 Nevsehir, Cappadocia, 50180, Turkey
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Fairy Chimneys & Gnomish Toadstools
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A big day and great value, we watch the sun set from the ridge above Goreme and hear the final call to prayer, thinking what an amazing place this is.
Our final day sees us take on the hike through Love Valley, famous for its rock formations. Again we find ourselves lost in a maze of furled cliffs and water channels, with rock cones looking all the world like fairy chimneys and toadstool homes towering above us. It’s a challenging walk, as we alternate ...
I lived like a caveman
... a river to anatolias restaurant where we had a turkish meal of fish and soup, after that we went to the oniks store where they showed us how they made oniks and then they took us into the store where we could cruise the store and buy stuff if we wanted ...
The Undergraund City (as spelled on sign)
... we not listened to Faruk scaring us about the safety. As it turned out, it was a simple dirt road with no traffic. Instead we walked and hitched our way in baby steps, first stopping in Cavusin and then eventually getting door to door service to the tourist attraction. We spent about a half hour, if that, along with five buses of Korean tourists covered up from head to toe and carrying umbrellas. The color was actually a nice contrast to the stone.
Now we had to figure out ...
Turkey
... the bouncy, easy nature of Greek. The best I can say is that it’s like Dutch or perhaps German, but with an utterly alien vocabulary. I just haven’t heard a tongue like it. The fact that a language now spoken just a few hundred miles from Belgrade and Bucharest has been traced back to roots in eastern Russia is thought-provoking in itself, is it not? Turkey’s closest linguistic cousins are Azerbaijan and, beyond that, the various ‘-stans’ of central ...
Up, Up & Away
... we both agreed that we liked the former day's terrain much more.
Tonight we went to a local restaurant and had one of the better meals so far in the trip. That's not saying lots as so far the food has just been OK to good in Turkey but nothing to write about, which has been sup rising to us. They need to "kick it up" with some spices in this part of the world. We ate while reclining on pillows on the floor which was actually relaxing.
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