Интересно и познавательно Interesting and informative

Rating 10110

Rested with family in Side. I read reviews of tourists about visiting the Manavgat waterfall. Decided to visit this place with my son. From the hotel we went to Ataturk Boulevard to the dolmush stop. They stopped a dolmush going to Manavgat to the bazaar. Paid the fare. For two, the fare was 6 Turkish lira. I noticed a sign with the fare above the driver. We drove for about 20 minutes. We stopped on the main street of Manavgat. Forgive a little forward. At the crosswalk we crossed to the opposite side. I stopped an elderly Turk and asked in Turkish how to get to the stop of the dolmush going to the waterfall. He kindly escorted us to the bus stop and said that dolmushi run on time. You need to look at the signs on the windshield. We missed a few dolmus. Yes, I forgot to say that a watch with a globe on top can serve as a guide. I'll post a photo. The son noticed the sign "Salale" on the windshield. I asked the driver "Waterfall"? .
He answered me "Waterfall". We sat in dolmush. The fare here was 5 Turkish lira. We drove for about 15 minutes. The driver announced that this stop was "Waterfall". Several other people came with us. We went to the cash registers. The cost of the entrance ticket per person is 5 Turkish lira. We bought a ticket and went through the turnstile. We ended up in the park. The park is small, of course. Tourists wrote about it in reviews. The Manavgat River was not so deep. But we still enjoyed this visit. They went and looked. We sat in a cafe, looked at Manavgat. We went to the gift shop. We went out the same way to the checkpoint. We crossed the road, we had to wait a bit for dolmush. We returned back to Manavgat. We left the dolmush on the same main street, but a little earlier. We walked to the Manavgat River itself. Then, after a walk by the Manavgat River, we returned to the main street and waited for the dolmush going to Side. Did the driver ask "Side" again?
So we got to Side without incident.