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Cappadocia, Ephesus, Sumela Monastery
By: Angel/Poyraz Date: July 9, 2011, 3:45 pm
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<strong>Cappadocia</strong>
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he volcanic rock formations at
Cappadocia are located within the Goreme National Park and are a
popular tourist attraction in the region. Around 4,000 years
ago, people started carving cave dwellings into the bizarrely
shaped mounds of volcanic rock that were deposited by now
extinct volcanoes. What remains is a remarkable and unique
network of caves and tunnels, such as those at Derinkuyu, that
stretch over 11 floors to a depth of around 85 metres.
oday
you can still explore part of the Derinkuyu cave complex for a
fascinating and truly unique glimpse into history. It�s also
possible to take a hot air balloon ride above the Cappadocia
area to view the rock formations from an alternative angle.
<strong>Ephesus</strong>
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ocated just a short 25 minute
drive north of Kusadisi, the ancient city of Ephesus houses the
largest collection of Roman ruins in the eastern Mediterranean
region and was once home to the Temple of Artemis � one of the
seven wonders of the ancient world. Ephesus dates from the 13th
century B.C. and was once a major port city with a large
population. But when the port silted up, most of the citizens
left, abandoning the city in a short space of time. Today many
of the ruins still stand in surprisingly good condition.
Visitors can still see the remains of the amphitheatre and
library, along with many other ruins and relics. The Ephesus
site will take a full day to see properly and entrance costs 20
Turkish Lira
strong>Sumela Monastery</strong>
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umela Monastery in the Trabzon
province of North East Turkey is an amazing sight. The monastery
is built in the most impressive, impossible and inaccessible
location, in a hollow of a sheer cliff face a thousand feet
above the valley floor, and it seems a miracle that the building
manages to cling on to the rock. The monastery dates back to the
4th century when it was founded by a Greek monk known as blessed
Barnabas. For those wanting to visit Sumela monastery and take a
look around inside to see the monks living quarters and various
relics and frescoes left behind, a 40 minute hike through thick
woodland is necessary and an entrance fee of 8 Turkish Lira
(about �3.50 or US$5)* is payable, but it is certainly worth the
effort.
#Post#: 1532--------------------------------------------------
Cappadocia, Ephesus, Sumela Monastery
By: ?PeRi? Date: July 10, 2011, 11:37 am
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Yeap!I would love to go there!This places value in our history!
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Cappadocia, Ephesus, Sumela Monastery
By: Cemre Date: July 11, 2011, 3:34 pm
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strong>Sumela
Monastery</strong>
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umela Monastery in the Trabzon
province of North East Turkey is an amazing sight. The monastery
is built in the most impressive, impossible and inaccessible
location, in a hollow of a sheer cliff face a thousand feet
above the valley floor, and it seems a miracle that the building
manages to cling on to the rock. The monastery dates back to the
4th century when it was founded by a Greek monk known as blessed
Barnabas. For those wanting to visit Sumela monastery and take a
look around inside to see the monks living quarters and various
relics and frescoes left behind, a 40 minute hike through thick
woodland is necessary and an entrance fee of 8 Turkish Lira
(about �3.50 or US$5)* is payable, but it is certainly worth the
effort.
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on\'t you wish sometimes that you can pack
and leave at once? I have this feeling now
eep us updated,
it\'s better than a tour book that can bore us to sleep.
ngel
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Cappadocia, Ephesus, Sumela Monastery
By: Andrijana Date: February 26, 2013, 1:45 pm
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I think this is the most beautiful place in the world (and I am
actually going to see it in May )
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By: Angel/Poyraz Date: February 26, 2013, 1:52 pm
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think this is the
most beautiful place in the world (and I am actually going to
see it in May )
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re
you coming to Tukey in May!?
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By: Andrijana Date: February 26, 2013, 2:17 pm
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YES
\'ll be visiting a lot of places for 10 days I\'m going to
be there...starting from Canakkale...to Kusadasi....then
Kapadokya...Ankara...and Istanbul...I can\'t wait
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By: Andrijana Date: February 26, 2013, 2:20 pm
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I\'m a little crazy about Turkey these days...my friend even
bought me a guide to Turkey on 500 pages for my birthday...I\'m
enjoying reading it while planning my trip (which is actually
planned for the end of April and beginning of May)
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By: Andrijana Date: March 1, 2013, 12:21 pm
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By: Andrijana Date: March 1, 2013, 12:21 pm
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By: Andrijana Date: March 1, 2013, 12:22 pm
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