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I want to go from Alanya to Cappadocia. How is the road in terms of danger?
I don't like to drive along cliffs.
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The road goes through the mountains, you can’t avoid cliffs, except by plane to Nevsehir. But Turkish roads are excellent: markings, reflectors, signs are everywhere. The Turks also like to exceed the speed limit, but I don’t remember single-lane highways at all, so it’s quite safe to drive. The only thing I do not advise you to go at night or in bad weather (rain or fog).
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answered 7 years ago
We planned to go this year (didn’t work out). They’ll take you early in the morning, from 3-4 o’clock (is it night or not?) you won’t get anywhere. .But many go, it's too cool there.
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answered 7 years ago
I didn't think about the tour. But if you take an excursion, it makes no sense for 1 day, take at least two. It's a long way to go and the park is huge.
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answered 7 years ago
In Cappadocia, usually a two-day excursion is offered with dinner and an overnight stay in an inexpensive three-room trip. This is better than a one-day trip, when the lion's share is occupied by the road, there is simply no time left for anything else. In addition, as ollennka wrote above, Turkish drivers are very fond of driving "with the breeze", especially on the way back, they drive like crazy. Not a very pleasant feeling.
If you don't like cliffs, don't look out the window.
If you don't like cliffs, don't look out the window.
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answered 7 years ago
There are no serpentines and cliffs that take your breath away. The real serpentine is Transfegerash in Romania, the descent to the Gekova valley in Turkey (there was an accident there recently) is a little annoying if the speed is above 60 km / h on the descent. Keep an eye on the driver, he can be the cause of your unrest, do not hesitate to rein in his agility with the help of a guide. But 1300 km back and forth is a bit much, you will return slightly bald (maybe the word does not please the ear, but the condition determines very well).
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answered 7 years ago
In general, you need to understand what cliffs the author considers scary and dangerous.)) Thousands of tourists travel this way every year to Cappadocia.
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answered 7 years ago
Were once in Cappadocia. Definitely recommend. We took two days. We spent the night in a normal hotel, definitely not 3 *. The tour was taken from these tours.
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