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Pamukkale, Hierapolis, Necropolis, Oh My!
... waters in short sleeves was something to treasure. Apparently the hot springs have served as therapeutic thermal baths since the 2nd century BC. By far the highlight of the day.
Pamukkale is near the ancient city of Hieropolis (Holy City) and is a UNESCO world heritage site. We’ve been to a few of these heritage sites now and they’re all amazing. Probably my favorite part ...
So much Turkey it feels like Christmas!
... spectacular as it was a Christian Church before being converted to a Muslim Mosque. From here we took on the Grand Bazaar before wandering through numerous shopping streets collecting bits and pieces. We decided to treat ourselves to a Turkish bath so headed here at 6.30pm. Nicky had a painful experience here last time but luckily this visit was far more pleasant! After dinner at a roadside kebab stall and another taste of Raki (its still disgusting) we called it a ...
Aphrodisias-Pamukkale
... hotel’s owner who said the car hire company should deliver the car but when I showed him the address, it was a fairly short distance away so he offered to take me on his scooter. On the way we discovered that half the road was closed for a triathlon so when we got to the hire place, he asked the guy to drive me back to the hotel to collect our bags because the road closures would make it too difficult for me to find my way back. After collecting the bags and ...
Cotton Castel
... down to the thermal pools. These pools have become a UNESCO world heritage site in 1988 and because of this, all the hotels built on top of the cliffs had to be torn down. Now, you can walk through the pools on the side, but not bath in them. This is done barefoot to protect the deposits. As you can see from the pictures it was very beautiful here and we really enjoyed our time. ...
White as white and amazing bushcamp 3
... too good a time, so stopped off for an adventure in Saklikent Gorge. To begin with, no one wanted to go in, as it cost a whole 5 TL to get in, this seemed pathetic, so myself and Em went straight to the gate, there was no way i was missing out on this famous and most stunning natural feature. There was a walkway suspended above the water to gain entrance to the gorge, and due to the time of year, and the quantity of snow ...
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