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Because of the archaeological and natural riches of the area,
Antalya is also known as the Turkish Riviera. The sun, sea,
nature and history combine to form a very popular resort,
highlighted by some of the cleanest beaches in the
Mediterranean. The 630km shoreline of the province is liberally
scattered with ancient cities, harbours, memorial tombs and
beaches, secluded coves and lush forests, many of which are
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| TURKEY - Bergama |
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Located 100 km from north of Izmir, Bergama is one of the
Turkey's oldest civilized settlements which has been inhabited
from pre-historic times through the Ionic, Roman and Byzantine
civilizations. It has yielded archeological treasures of which
importance is recognized world-wide. To the southwest of
Bergama,is Asclepion which was an important health center of
the ancient world. These sites along with the acropolis and the
Temple of Serapis make this area a fascinating stop for history-
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| TURKEY - Bodrum |
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Homer describes Bodrum as "The land of eternal blue" and the
words of another resident of Bodrum, Cevat Bakir, who said "The
heavenly bliss of life in Bodrum is better than any eternal bliss
that
may await us" were not without foundation in reality.
Throughout
history of Bodrum, known as Halicarnassos in ancient times, has
always been fought over and people have been unwilling to
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| TURKEY - Cappadocia |
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Cappadocia is one of the most famous and most visited sites in
Turkey! Hike through deep canyons and lush fertile valleys, explore
long-abandoned cave houses and Christian cave churches. Then
stay in a fantastic cave hotel at night! Visit Cappadocia in winter
for a truly unique holiday in Turkey. And don't forget -
Cappadocia is THE place to take a balloon ride! |
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| TURKEY - Cesme |
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Cesme is a charming blend of healing mineral springs,
excellent beaches, crystal clear waters and sun. It is located 94
km in west of Izmir, on the very tip
of the peninsula that bears its name. It was called as the 'little
harbor' by sailors, but in the course of time, the area became
known as Cesme (Fountain) due to the increasing number of
fountains with ice - cold waters. The Erythrai Ancient City
excavated in (the village of) Cesme-Ildiri, the Castle,
Caravanserai and many fountains from Ottoman Period and the
other examples of civil architecture in the historical texture of
the city compose the historical and archaeological remains of
the area. Ferries to Greece can be caught at cesme. Cesme to
the trendy and fascinating island of Chios is just over and hour
by ferry. |
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| TURKEY - Dogubayazit |
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Dogubayazit is considered as the eastern gate of Turkey, which has hosted various tribes and civilizations during history. While Dogubayazit holds the signs of established civilizations and cultures within Anatolia, it also gains importance with its natural beauty and folkloric richness. |
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| TURKEY - Egirdir |
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Egirdir is rich in historical and natural assets. The district is well
known for Egirdir Lake, which changes its colour at all hours of
the day and Canada Island which was given to Mustafa Kemal
Ataturk the founder of the Turkish Republic. Turkish
Armed Forces' Mountain Commando School and the most
important Bone Diseases Hospital in Turkey are in the district.
Egirdir is also known for Sigla Forests, Kasnak Oak which is
rarely seen in the world and its endemic Apollon Butterfly. |
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| TURKEY - Ephesus and Selchuk |
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Selcuk has many historical remains of early Christianity,
including a house which many believe to have been visited by
the Virgin Mary, and Ayasoluk Hill where St John wrote his
Gospel. There are many small hotels and guest-houses,
restaurants and shops which makes the town a good base to
explore the area. The town gets busy during the famous annual
camel wrestling festival, held in Ephesus around February. |
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| TURKEY - Fethiye |
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Fethiye with its cultural wealth, natural beauties and geography, is
among the important touristic centres of Turkey. It is famous for its
works of art belong to Persians, Lycians, Carians and Romans. This
charming county is in a bay within Fethiye Gulf where both large
and small islands are scattered. The rear of the bay is surrounded
by pine forests. |
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| TURKEY - Istanbul |
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Istanbul, once known as the capital of capital cities, has many
unique features. It is the only city in the world to straddle two
continents, and the only one to have been a capital during two
consecutive empires - Christian and Islamic. Once was capital of
the Ottoman Empire, Istanbul still remains the commercial,
historical and cultural pulse of Turkey, and its beauty lies in its
ability to embrace its contradictions. Ancient and modern,
religious and secular, Asia and Europe, mystical and earthly all
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