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Ephesus
We were awoken early by Rupesh dropping off breakfast. He has the routine down now. We also saw that we were backing into the port of Kudasi, and by having an aft cabin and balcony, we had the perfect view. Because we had to meet our tour at 8:35am, we ate quickly and then headed down to the theatre. It was just a few minutes wait, and then we walked to the area where the buses were. We met up with our guide Sibell, who was ...
Archaic Turkey
... is better known for its preserved amphitheatre and its restored Library of Celsus. At one point it was the main city of Asia Minor province in the Roman Empire and had over 250,000 people.
The place was jam packed full of tourists, mostly bus loads of middle aged asians and brits being herded around like the cows that they were, completely devoid of individual thought or the concept that other people ...
Pamukkale and Ephesus
... exploring Ephesus, which was really quite amazing, but I think lost something for us as we’ve kind of had our fill of ancient ruins, mosques and churches over the last few weeks...oh well, no more now until India at the end of summer.
Today we went up into the mountains to visit a small village, Sirince, which is known for its fruit wines and Gozleme (Turkish crepes stuffed with meats, cheeses, potatoes and spinach). The wine ...
Amazing ruiins
... the Roman province of Asia during Augustus` reign. It was a religious center of early Christianity and was visited by St. Paul and Virgin Mary. The city finally fell in the hands of the Goths in 262 A.D." The ruins are in pretty good shape and we spent a few hours here enjoying the sites, especially the library.
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Mike ...
Selçuk and Ephesus
... center declined as the harbor was slowly silted up and the sea has now receded to 6 km away. This meant that trade declined and the prosperous merchants moved away.
The ancient citizens of Ephesus lived a luxurious life with beautiful 2 and 3 storey villas which had central courtyards to let in the light, baths, running hot and cold water, sewerage systems, marble floors and walls which helped to regulate the internal temperature ...
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