Kismet Cave House

... and get a certificate proving that we were there.    A short van ride later we are back at the Kismet Cave house where we relate our adventures to Faruk.     The rest of today we explore the village of ...

... , on Turkish Airlines is only an hour long and very smooth.  At the airport we are greeted by Faruk, the owner of the Kismet Cave Hotel, where we will stay the next 5 nights. Faruk is immediately likeable.  Very Turkish looking, he has an easy ...

... to Uchisar.  Uchisar is another ancient city and looks out over the Pigeon Valley, which is another pristine valley, lined with cave dwellings. As you approach Uchisar you first see a 500 foot tall monolith of stone, capped by what looks to be a ...

... .   We decided to splurge for our last day and ate again at the Alturka.  After a great Anatolian lunch we retreated to the Kismet to see about accommodation all the stuff we have bought.   Tomorrow we fly back to ...

... not a meat and potato man; however, after over a month of spicy food, this burger really hit the spot.    Back at the Kismet we get Faruk to show us some of the rugs that he has for sale.  It turns out that a friend that owned a ...

... nights ever... we were met by literal crack heads that ended up bothering us all night for money and harasing us at our hostel, Kismet, which was just as frustrating... The owner of the hostel got into some fight with the locals and so we were just in a ...