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Sima Peace Pension Cirali

, Ulupinar Cirali, Antalya, Turkey

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Quality of product

A travel blog entry by marckjack

On my very recent trip to Bangkok a friend of mine advised me to visit crown tailors. I was very impressed by the quality of the product they were offering. I got two suits custom made for myself. I have a habit of only buying custom made suits. They were helpful at every ...

Terrific Treehouses and Terrible Rain

A travel blog entry by kritter

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... the cielings of the old homes....crazy stuff, so detailed! There were tombs and old theatres as well.

We managed to have a great time despite the rain and would love to go back one day to really enjoy the whole beach seen, so we will see maybe back to Turkey one day to teach English to the eager young Turks and travel in the summer time!!!!
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Ancient myths, ancient ruins

A travel blog entry by kerry_andrew

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... with the occasional intact sarcophagus, and various other buildings. Unfortunately, without a guide and with only limited information available, it was more a case of looking at the different structures - or ruins as the case maybe - than learning a great deal about the history of Olympos itself.

After a little over an hour wandering among the overgrown ruins, we headed back along the beach to Cirali. We spent a few minutes checking out the handful of ...

Cooking in Cirali

A travel blog entry by tartanbeat

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The bus journey back south was a bit of a sleepless event, with a baby crying much of the way and about twenty million stops....Arrived back in Antalya at about 6.30am, so had breakfast at the terminal, got money and caught the minibus along the coast to Cirali. After about an hour and a half, we got dropped off at the Cirali junction with a couple of German-Turkish guys, and we took a dolmus down to the village.

While I looked after the bags, Marie wandered ...

Suddenly, Turkey!

A travel blog entry by yorron

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... Replacing complaining (internal and external) with appreciation, and using yoga practices (asana, pranayama, mantra and affirmations) to tame and master my mind, the same one that has been running wild for most of life.
“The mind is like a drunk monkey”, said one of my earlier yoga teachers.
“The mind is like a drunk monkey stung by a scorpion”, said the Agama Swami, and I completely agree. The process of noticing the turnings of the ...

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