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Ost Anatolian Weather change
A Travel Blog entry by silo from Kars, Kars, Turkey
... ;impressive. The farmers cut the last grass that is avaiable for the winter. They usually store it in big heaps outside the houses and this will be food for the cattle during the winter. Lots of fibre for these animals We arrive at Dogubayazit a ...
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Cultural tour to turkey
A Travel Blog entry by tunalim from Ankara, Ankara, Turkey
... first masterpiece of Western Civilization, the Iliad of Homer. During the era of the natural philosophers, i.e. 600-545 B.C., Anatolian culture was of a brilliance unmatched in the world of its time, superceding Egypt and Mesopotamia Rejecting the idea ...
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Completing the Circle
A Travel Blog entry by chagger1 from Ankara, Ankara, Turkey
18 June The 220 kms to Ankara were a breeze - good country highways crossed rolling Anatolian countryside (cropping & grazing), then some serious mountains, jagged & mineral rich....a high pass led me into gorge country which extended right up to ...
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Hattusa - a day with the ancient Hittites
A Travel Blog entry by grahamandmandi from Bogazkale, Turkey
... grin and shake our hands. It was just a lot of sunshine and good fresh air and wonderful views over the great Anatolian landscape, and a very strong sense of all those thousands of people who'd been there before, and probably also enjoyed looking out ...
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Ephesus
A Travel Blog entry by milver from Ephesus, Turkey
... , the Temple of Artemis. The Ephesians worshipped the goddess Artemis. I know for sure after today that Artemis was both an Anatolian and a Greek goddess. This temple was one of the largest in all of Asia Minor. It was so expensive that to cover one ...
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Ghengis Khan and other garden gnomes
A Travel Blog entry by hdh from Goreme, Turkey
... be a bit trying. It got infinitely better and funkier when the restaurant owner joined in on that traditional Anatolian instrument ... the wooden spoons. When Ghengis and those he inspired flooded out of Asia, the Cappadocians dug themselves enormous ...
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And from hijabs to burqas
A Travel Blog entry by bebabui from Bursa, Bursa, Turkey
... thought he was actually mortal. The visit to the mausoleum was interesting. Then we went to the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations, which was nice (except for the modern art exhibit that was there, ugly beyond description). Pierre wasn’t ...
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Fethiye
A Travel Blog entry by globalbedu from Fethıye, Turkey
... to hide the injuries from school staff for the weeks of healing. The funniest thing about today was reading in 'The New Anatolian' about Turkish female prisoners knickers (as you do). They must not be green as this is the colour of the military, ...
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August is the Windy Month
A Travel Blog entry by gflacke from Cheetah Conservation Fund, Otjiwarongo, Namibia
... a lot of time in the goat kraal, as that is where all the goats (and sheep) are located, and also where the Anatolian livestock guarding dogs (including the two new mammas and their puppies) live. This creates a constant working hazard, as while you ...
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Goreme, the MOST awesome place in Turkey
A Travel Blog entry by mosesmohan from Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey
... came up on top. By then, it was already late evening and we had to catch the bus to Kars. After a final dinner at the Anatolian Kitchen, Burak, Ebru and Yunus sent us off at the bus station. It was with a heavy and sad heart that I entered the bus- never ...
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Day 7 Day at Sea / Day 8 Kusadasi & Ephesus
A Travel Blog entry by ebaltrip from Day st Sea and Kusadasi, turkey, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
... deserted of inhabitants. By 6:00AM our ship passed the outer mountainous islands that protects Kusadasi's harbor and the main Anatolian peninsula came into view. We arrived at the Kusadasi Port under beautiful blue skies with a few high clouds. ...
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Hasankeyf
A Travel Blog entry by jaredwall from Hasankeyf, Turkey
... of the city's important historical sites. The Ilisu Dam Project, which lies within the framework of the Southeast Anatolian Project, has come under fire from many groups and organizations for apparent human rights and environmental concerns. Since ...
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Kouboy Biblo
A Travel Blog entry by jimmyandkristen from Istanbul, Turkey
... big salt lake in central Anatolia. It was pretty, kind of like the great Salt Lake in Utah. The landscape of the Cenral Anatolian plain could have been the midwest of the United States. It was mostly flat with some rolling hills and it was all ...
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Cave life
A Travel Blog entry by jasonhep from Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey
... from behind a wall to fire a round of condensed cardboard at her. We retreated to the safety of a cafe near the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations to lick our wounds. Eyes stared at us from between a crack in a door. Whatever feelings we may have harboured ...
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Some Serious Ottomania
A Travel Blog entry by chagger1 from Safranbolu, Karabuk, Turkey
... than the new ultra mod tollway. The old road was much more my style, meadering across the green & pleasant Anatolian heartland.As the journey progressed I got up into some serious mtns - alpine chalets,deer signs,tarns, conifer forests. The ...
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Kusadasi & Selcuk
A Travel Blog entry by noalarmclocks from Selcuk, Turkey
... minurets. (The 5 AM one was an alarm clock if you wished to get up that early!) Sandra and Yusuf's dog, an Anatolian Sheep Herder, sometimes joined in and howled along with the lyrical announcements. Apparently, the dog will not eat pork crackle ...
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Can I Buy a Vowel: Ephesus/Aphrodisias/Hierapolis
A Travel Blog entry by lawyerchick92 from Selcuk, Izmir, Turkey
... down to the Isa Bey Cammi Mosque built in 1375. The Isa Bey Cammi Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in the Anatolian region. This mosque was beautiful with a very peaceful (tranquil) courtyard. I took my shoes off, covered my head and ...
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Asia Minor
A Travel Blog entry by rickatok from Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey
... the 600km trip. Again we passed barren dry areas but the terrain became more mountainous. We travelled along the northern edge of the Anatolian Plateau which comprised of most of the central area of Turkey. The hills we saw were a rainbow of colours. We ...
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Harran
A Travel Blog entry by sadik.deger from Harran , Şanlıurfa, Turkey
... and warm in the winter. We spent more or less then two hours and continued our way to Adiyaman. About Harran: The Ancient Anatolian village of Harran is located in Şanlıurfa Province, which lies in the southeast of Turkey, near the Syrian ...
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