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... to 4 nights since we like the place so much!), we make plans to head to some less visited ancient sites - Pirene, Miletus and Didyma instead. Paul and Carol are heading south to meet with friends in Bodrum in 2 days, so the 4 of us decide to travel ...
... is the authority on rivers that silt up valleys in Turkey, although I would hate to read it. After Priene we saw Didyma, the majestic Temple of Apollo, and Miletus, which is the old town connected with Didyma. Just look at the pictures. All of ...
... Antique City . Lunch will be taken enroute at a typical restaurant. The afternoon will continue with the visit to Aphrodisias. This is one of the most recent discoveries in Turkey. This ancient city is dedicated to the goddess of love Aphrodite.
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Posted on Mar 12, 2009, 07:47:11
... the resident frogs and terrapins don't seem to mind! Aphrodisias in the Central Aegean region is one of Turkey's most beautifully isolated major archaeological sites. Aphrodite, called Venus by the Romans, meant different things to many people. ...
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