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Lovers of minarets and ruins! who went on the tour. bus tours in turkey
I am not interested in beach holidays, shopping and discos. I want to see the sights of the country. Who was in ex. tour - advise the name of the tour and the tour operator. Thanks a lot for the quick response
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Demre-Mira-Kekova: in principle, you can see the church of St. Nicholas in Demre, the old Mira with an amphitheater - not bad, but very, very many visitors. But Kekova (the so-called sunken city) cannot be seen, in my opinion it is not there at all. Traveled with Pegasus. The guide was with us - a Turk, he knows history well, but one problem is a terrible accent, more than half of what was said is incomprehensible, it is very difficult to listen.
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answered 16 years ago
Cappadocia is a fairy tale. I only advise you to go on a two-day excursion.
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answered 16 years ago
I had in mind not separate excursions from the hotel on the shore, to the bus tour: arrival in Istanbul and further across the country.
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answered 16 years ago
There are still not enough tourists for this type of excursion to implement it.
In short, there are no such tours.
Besides, Turkey is not Italy or France. There are no vast cultural areas. Only hearths. So I don't know if it's even possible.
I was in the Turkish province. There is nothing to watch. It is enough to see one village.
In short, there are no such tours.
Besides, Turkey is not Italy or France. There are no vast cultural areas. Only hearths. So I don't know if it's even possible.
I was in the Turkish province. There is nothing to watch. It is enough to see one village.
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answered 16 years ago
Excursion tours to Churtsiya full. Ask google. Literally the second link showed that such tours are available, for example, from TiceTravel. There is a Turkish voyage
Istanbul (1 night) - Ankara (1 night) - Hattushash - Cappadocia (2 nights) - Konya-Pamukkale (1 night) - Ephesus-Kusadasi (1 night) - Izmir - Pergamum - Ayvalik (1 night) - Troy - Istanbul ( 1 night) - for 9 days. And "Ancient Turkey" Istanbul-Troy-Pergamum-Ephesus-Pamukkale-Cappadocia-Ankara-Istanbul - 8 days.
Istanbul (1 night) - Ankara (1 night) - Hattushash - Cappadocia (2 nights) - Konya-Pamukkale (1 night) - Ephesus-Kusadasi (1 night) - Izmir - Pergamum - Ayvalik (1 night) - Troy - Istanbul ( 1 night) - for 9 days. And "Ancient Turkey" Istanbul-Troy-Pergamum-Ephesus-Pamukkale-Cappadocia-Ankara-Istanbul - 8 days.
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answered 16 years ago
Not complete. One group every two weeks from all over Ukraine. And I don't know any reviews. Although the program is interesting.
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answered 16 years ago
There are many interesting excursions in Turkey. The best way is through Taz Tour. You will not regret. Of all the excursions, I liked Demre-Mira-Kekova the most - visiting the church of St. Nicholas, going on a yacht to the sea, swimming in the open sea, visiting the sunken city of Kekova, visiting the amphitheater and Lycian tombs in Mir - this is something. Also och Pamukkale liked. Just don't go to Cleopatra's pool. It doesn't cost $18. Better buy on travertines (white terraces with mineral water) and do not listen to the guide that you will be fined for this. A lot of tourists bathe there :) Even during this time, in addition to travertines, you can visit Hieropolis and the archaeological museum - also super. The entrance to the museum is 2.5 lira. In Hieropolis, of course, for free. I also liked the tour of Alanya City. More rafting. Just don't buy the photo and the CD. They are expensive and there is nothing to see. I took a camera for rafting.
During the rafting, I gave it to the instructor (he has a special waterproof tank) And at the stops they pulled out cameras and took pictures. The photos turned out great too. What else, if possible - an excursion to Jerusalem. Amazing.
Fishing is also praised, but I was not.
And, yes, quad biking is also worth a try. A lot of feelings and impressions
During the rafting, I gave it to the instructor (he has a special waterproof tank) And at the stops they pulled out cameras and took pictures. The photos turned out great too. What else, if possible - an excursion to Jerusalem. Amazing.
Fishing is also praised, but I was not.
And, yes, quad biking is also worth a try. A lot of feelings and impressions
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answered 16 years ago
You can order a tour "In the footsteps of great civilizations", there are group races, there are companies that own this information, including ours.
Istanbul - Ankara - Hattusas - Cappadocia - Konya - Pamukkale - Izmir - Ephesus - Bergama - Troy
or "Treasures of Eastern Anatolia"
Istanbul - Ankara - Cappadocia - Antakya - Adiyaman - Urfa - Diyarbakir - Van - Dogubayazit - Kars - Erzurum - Trabzon - Istanbul
Istanbul - Ankara - Hattusas - Cappadocia - Konya - Pamukkale - Izmir - Ephesus - Bergama - Troy
or "Treasures of Eastern Anatolia"
Istanbul - Ankara - Cappadocia - Antakya - Adiyaman - Urfa - Diyarbakir - Van - Dogubayazit - Kars - Erzurum - Trabzon - Istanbul
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answered 16 years ago
1) Pamukkale, always with travertines and, of course, with the baths of Cleopatra, Heriapolis, an amphitheater; 2) Mira-Demre, the temple of St. Nicholas, Kekova with a sunken city, Lycian tombs;
3) Istanbul - this is where minarets, and ruins, and palaces - for every taste!
3) Istanbul - this is where minarets, and ruins, and palaces - for every taste!
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answered 16 years ago