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Saray Hotel Konya

Serafettin Caddesi No 18 Konya, Konya, Turkey

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Visited the Mevlana Museum

A travel blog entry by c.i.222

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Arrival at our hotel in Coppadocia

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OCT 2: This coach ride was the longest of this journey for one day from Antalya to Capaddocia, but it was worth every mile on the road to arrive at this fantasy ...

From bikinis to hijabs

A travel blog entry by bebabui

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... low and dark but was required in each private room because Muslim tradition requires a shower after sex. How anyone can have sex in a room shared with 7 or 8 children is a bit of a mystery but I guess if you keep it quiet, it should be ok. Blame any noise on the cats outside; I am glad though that I wasn’t born Muslim in that era because I’m allergic to cats. The room has a fireplace, 2 or 3 tables in the middle and cushions all around. Storage space ...

Konya

A travel blog entry by mablim

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... today was Islam.
Tomorrow we drive to Antalya, two nights at this Mediterranean Resort, tomorrow also (hopefully is the end of our winter clothes) and for most of this it will be welcome, as our gear has been recycled many times.
I am about to upload photos, so maybe next Blog will be able to post some.
Much Love
Marion and Liz
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Episode 32

A travel blog entry by overlandlyn2010

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... mountain water. We walked on a trail for a kilometer or more beside the river and saw some kayakers on the water.

Later we drove up the escarpment to a high view point where we got a wonderful view of the checkerboard of fields in the valley below. Most of the fields are in fallow now though there are some crops of oats at various stages of growth. Cotton and tobacco are the two main crops produced here. The deciduous trees are all bare of ...

Later

A travel blog entry by nacrobat

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... hanging for 6 days in a last desperate attempt to enjoy warm weather on the coast.

From a conversation with a guy who owned a carpet store in Kas (yes I know, how typical), we were given the name of his cousin who worked at the Konya tourist office. A really nice guy named Yucel who also happened to be quite fluent in Japanese and even taught at the Japanese cultural centre in Konya.

We found the nicest little hotel in the centre called Hotel Ulusa from ...