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Pullman Aleppo

University Road, P.O. Box 1350 Aleppo, Syria

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Aleppo, Syrıa

A travel blog entry by kimgatenby

... passport ı got very fast entry to Turkey but other natıonalıtıes on our tour were not as lucky so we spent quıte a whıle at the border.
After the border we spent the rest of the day drıvıng to Göreme ın Turkey. I ınstantly took the optıon to upgrade from a tent to a bed ın a dorm cave. yes, a cave. It had heaters so ıt was defınıtely worth the 5 Turkısh lıra per ...

Mount Simeon and Limestone Massif

A travel blog entry by hilde

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... de kerk van Qalb Loze (75SP/pers), gelegen op de hoogte van de Djebel Ala, in een dorpje bewoond door Druzen. De kerk zou dateren van het midden van de 5e eeuw. We moeten hier 75SP/pers ingang betalen om gewoon één kerkruïne te bezoeken, dit vinden we aanvankelijk ietsje overdreven …. alhoewel, op deze manier kunnen wij toch een steentje bijdragen aan het in stand houden van het Syrische patrimonium.

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The city of the soap

A travel blog entry by hilde

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... duurt 6 à 9 maanden. Tijdens het droogproces verdwijnt langzaam de aanvankelijke groene kleur en bekomt zijn uiteindelijke bruine kleur.



english text (read more on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleppo)

Aleppo is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world; it has been inhabited since perhaps as early as the 6th millennium BC. Such a long history is probably due to its being a strategic trading point midway between ...

Aleppo (Haleb) - Wanderings and Gatherings

A travel blog entry by kdwali

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... sat behind his desk with a laptop in the middle and me seated to the right of his desk. Everything was very polite and friendly. I knew that he wanted a copy of my pictures so I simply offered him my SIM card and inserted it into his computer. He was going to get them one way or another anyway. He scanned the contents, identified where Syria started and took a copy of everything from there on. I was quite relaxed about things knowing the ...

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A travel blog entry by fnahallnz

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... a flight of stairs! The guy who owned the hotel just looked at me but didn't help!  Luckily I had my pack on otherwise I would have a sore back and ankle. I hobbled to the next hotel and found it was better suited to us, well the price was, it was bright pink! After settling in we walked (hobbled) around Aleppo buying our train ticket for our next destination Latakia. After getting dinner we went back to the hotel and did some washing.  The next day we went to ...

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