Surban Urgup

Yunak Mah, P.K. 55 Urgup, Cappadocia, 50400, Turkey

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Jul 17th

A travel blog entry by edpayton

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A 4 hour drive through stark and stunning vistas would take us to our next stop- Nevsehir. The bus had lousy shocks and the 2 lane roads were very bumpy. We stopped for photos by the Salt Lake and then pulled into Nevsehir to pick up our guide, Hamil. We drove through the city to reach the Cappadoccia area. 60 million years ago this was an inland …

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The "Open-Air Museum" - Goreme

A travel blog entry by bumihills

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... underground cities used by early Christians and others as a refuge from invading hordes that regularly swept across the Anatolian plain. These vast complexes could hide thousands of people, as well as their livestock. We hiked Pigeon and Rose Valleys, visited an open market in Urgup, visited a carpet factory, and entered the home of a local in his "chimney home". We also hiked around the ...

Land of the Fairy Chimneys

A travel blog entry by concerto33

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... of Christians seeking shelter from anyone wishing to harm them. Therefore, these "fairy" structures are riddled with caves and passageways, many connected with tunnels to confuse the enemy should they attempt to find them.


From the Devrent Valley we drove to Pasabag for shopping and then to the Goreme open-air museum and Goreme Valley panoramic view of the countryside. Our trip to ...

Wet day ending with a great Turkish Party....

A travel blog entry by atlantakevin

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Immediately after dinner and more wine, they took us into a private dining area made all of stone, with a high arched ceiling with nothing but pillows all around the walls for us to sit. We all went in an sat down and at the one end of the room there were four chairs. Two older gents came in; one with a guitar-like instrument and another with drums and a tambourine. Without much fanfare, they began to play and ...

Rising With the Sun & Setting on the Moon

A travel blog entry by joe-and-jill

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... to sell to us a carpet are quite pushy and it seemed as if they were actually trying to bully us into buying one, which I didn’t take kindly to. After looking at a bunch more, we didn’t fall in love with any of them and had to firmly tell the sales guy that we weren’t interested, which I’m sure led to a few choice Turkish words to describe us afterwards. Oh well. We quickly booted it outta there on our own, and before they locked us in, jumped back into ...

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