 | Nemrut Dagi, Turkey |
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... no expectations. God, their expectations must have been sky high as we were very very impressed. To outline briefly the Mt Nemrut Dagi history - the summit was created when a megalomaniac local king cut two ledges in the rock, filled them with colossal ...
... to Yusuf but we all had an early call for the sunrise so went to bed. We were up at 3.30 for our drive back up to Nemrut and sunrise with the heads. Corina wasn't feeling too fab so it was just David and I up the trail. I looked a stunner in my ...
... we could go in the van, the Italians dropped out, leaving just Lucy, in her Turkish shoes and myself, to battle the cold winds that Nemrut Dagi was throwing at us. We were ready. I had my fleece, and so did Lucy, but she was also given a blanket from Yusef ...
Irish Sarah gave me three pieces of advice before we left her. 1) Do not catch night buses 2) Do not waste your time seeing Nemrut Dagi 3) Do not visit Harran We had caught a day bus to Urfa as we needed to be here to do the tour to Nemrut Dagi. I ...
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Eastern Anatolia in October?
Posted on Nov 8, 2009, 17:51:05
... ruins, where a tomb is still standing (Zeynelbey türbesi). I continued east, towards lake Van. Didn't find the way to Nemrut Dagi unfortunately (not the one with the giant heads), but visited seljuk tombs in Ahlat. Amazing place, really. Nice views to ...
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Backpacks vs Daypacks
Posted on Nov 25, 2006, 20:18:07
I watched the sun come up on Nemrut Dagi in Turkey, and I froze as I was in my sandals. When we were in Pakistan, the further North we went, the colder it got, and the boots came out, so did the fleece. It was cold. The next day, a blizzard came through ...
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