Hotel Dilek Tatvan

Cumhuriyet Cad No:45 Tatvan, Bitlis, Turkey

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Merhaba

A travel blog entry by paulformby

Landed a day early ın bodrum after plannıng an overnıght ın kos.
Not a stressful journey but a fast taxı rıde ın the dark was causıng a few crıes from the back seat .

. wandered ınto town to show the shuds the way round,now off for lunch and ...

Nemrut Dag krater

A travel blog entry by matini

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... een jonge man die hier helemaal alleen 6 maanden op het jaar doorbrengt, maar toch regelmatig door zijn vrienden van het allernodigste voorzien wordt.

Wir übernachten im Nemrut Dagkrater am Ilik Göl (warmer See) in eine Höhe von 2300m, eine Mondlandschaft ähnlich,nördlich von Tatvan. Wir sind beide sehr ermüdet und leicht erkränkt.
Der sogenannte Campingplatz weit weg ...

Wake up!

A travel blog entry by samuelfensterhe

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... choose to stop working at the most inconvenient times. I was trying to retrieve an adress of the first Iranian city I will be staying so that I can get spare parts sentr to me. This mission was not successful, but thankfully I got the damn details now via Facebook. For all of the time that people waste on the websiıte it is incredibly useful. Where as you can loose your phone or even loose your mind you can't just loose your Facebook. No matter where you are in ...

My fairy Godfather

A travel blog entry by samuelfensterhe

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... direction as me so if I broke down he would be there. Like a fairy Godfather, except less fairy like.

I was lulled into a false sense of security for the first hour as the road snaked through the mountain valleys and the road surface was reasonable. This didn't last and as is common now I hit a stretch of road that was being resurfaced. The long uphill was very draining but the top of the climb yielded both fresh bread and ice cold water. I ...

Day 15

A travel blog entry by frankgo

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... it's so neglected by the guide books as it's easily worth a day or so.

I was heading for Diyarbakir, my final destination, about 120 miles to the west. The military had been very visible over the last couple of days. This area is mostly Kurdish and the Turkish Government like to keep things in check ie surpressing this minority. Journalists have been imprisoned for saying less and a photographer was ...