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Egırdır, The city with the hardest name to pronounce in all of turkey, Turkey travel blog
Egırdır
Apr 27, 2007

I arrived on Egirdir late last night.  It is a small small fishing village on the 4th largest lake in Turkey.  After waking up to a stunning view of the village * we had a walk around.  An old lady chased us down the street (in a good way) ...

A travel blog entry by elizabethg
Through the Sea of Marmara and the Dardanelles, Sea of Marmara --> Dardanelles, Turkey travel blog
Through the Sea of Marmara and the Dardanelles
Sep 30, 2006

Crossing the Sea of Marmara and the Dardanelles was delicious to me because there were no waves and little wind ! Great for chilling and sunbathing ! For my fellow sailers though, it was a bit boring...

A travel blog entry by clemencepicolet
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Summer's end
Jul 31, 2004

... been keeping myself busy >finishing the Prague paper for publication and revising my FYP into a conference paper to present at the International Congress of Egyptologists in September. Can't believe my summer is almost over- I've had such a great time!

A travel blog entry by idigturkey
Carpets, underground city and more, Outside of Mustafapasa and Kaymakli, Turkey travel blog
Carpets, underground city and more
Sep 10, 2006

... Went to an underground city which used only in critical periods for protection to hide from the Romans around 1800 BC. There were at least 8 levels with narrow passageways. Stop today was at the church of St. Gregory where the Gregorian chant started.

A travel blog entry by rcl0906
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Starter Kit for Turkey
Posted on Mar 10, 2009, 12:53:49
... ) Airport. Although comprising some of the country's most popular tourist regions, the Aegean Coast also holds some of Turkey's most fascinating and diverse treasures, from superb white-sand beaches, picturesque harbours to the largest and best- ...
Your Opinions on Turkey
Posted on Nov 13, 2008, 13:46:55
... got no cat calls, maybe some stares, but that is not too hard to live with. The tour I was on went down the west coast of Turkey until Antalya, then inland to Cappadocia, and from there to Sanliurfa, via Mt. Nemrut. I had heard a lot about the sight in ...
Your Opinions on Turkey
Posted on Apr 16, 2008, 06:19:11
... The people are so friendly and inviting. Also, the atmosphere is great every where you go. I usually do a lot of traveling while I am in Turkey. I have visited many places such as Antalya, Pamukkale, the city of Troy, Cappadocia, and much more. Every where ...
Eastern Anatolia in October?
Posted on Nov 12, 2009, 04:13:46
... well , he would not enter our house if I were not there and Elaine was alone in the property. We have found Turkey one of the safest and most hospitable countries we have visited and I am so disappointed and saddened that your recent experiences have ...
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