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  • Istanbul First, we would like to thank so many of you for helping with this part of the trip. We could not have done it without you all for your ideas, recommendations and hospitality (thank you especially to Michael & Posted by esnodgrass in Erin & Nate's World Trip | Apr 23, 2009
  • When nature and humans join hands While our plane from India carried us silently through the night over Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq and Syria before landing in Istanbul we read the book “Sweetness in the belly” by English author Camilla Gibb. While fiction, it beautifully Posted by tomstrick1 in Sabbatical | Apr 22, 2009
  • Where you from? Espanol? Istanbul, the cıty wıth many many many mosques... whıch makes ıt slightly hard to navıgate. After fiındıng ou,r way to the hotel by public transport the night before, we awoke early and enjoyed a fıllıng breakfast on the rooftop terrace, Posted by JulB in Julian and Bianca Overseas | Apr 22, 2009
  • 2005 Travel Blog I just ran across the travel blog that my friend Emily kept for our trip through Eastern Europe/Turkey in 2005. It was my first visit to non-English-as-a-first-language countries and while sometimes trying the experience was overall amazing. Emily Posted by DavidJFabe in David Faber's Travel Blog | Apr 21, 2009
  • Bridging We decided to hire a car and driver for the trip from Agra back to New Delhi airport to avoid having to deal with luggage and taxi’s twice plus the train ride and it was surprisingly close to Posted by tomstrick1 in Sabbatical | Apr 20, 2009
  • 1st article Why do we use it? It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum is that it has a more-or-less Posted by biokys in Johny`s Blog | Apr 14, 2009
  • Day 45 We had a nice breakfast (and a great cup of tea) in Alexandroupoli and then drove to the border along the small Coastal roads passing lots of birds of prey and a military aerodrome with hundre Posted by EdAndJames in Coastin' Around | Mar 19, 2009
  • Istanbul I went for four days in an organized tour in Istanbul from 4 December 2003 to 7 December 2003. I took the plane in the Charles de Gaulle terminal 3 in Paris. I had a comfortable room with heating and tub. I visited Posted by a1b2c6 in Travel Blog | Mar 8, 2009
  • Istanbul Istanbul The sleeper train was quite nice and had plenty of room in it. I go a compartment to myself so I got to sprawl all my belongings everywhere. After about an hour on the train I felt my Posted by Kickstart in One life, One world | Feb 25, 2009
  • Train to Iran The trip to Tehran The first thing that struck when I walked onto the train was the amount of western travellers that were on it, far from the Turk-Iranian mass I expected. It wasn't long before we all got talking Posted by Kickstart in One life, One world | Feb 25, 2009
  • Lois and Wish You Were Here Posted by ackers888 in Round the World in 364 days (continued) | Feb 20, 2009
  • Turkey My visit to Turkey was one of the most memorable of my time overseas. My first time in a Muslim country as well as the continent of Asia (although the peninsula of Turkey is known as Asia minor). This is Posted by leahpepp11 in My Year in Europe | Feb 15, 2009
  • The Red Valley hike- Cappadocia My final full day in Cappadocia was devoted to hiking toward the Rose Valley. I didn't make it through the Rose Valley, but did make it to the Red Valley and up on some ridges that gave some spectacular 360 Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Jan 27, 2009
  • Pigeon Valley - Cappadocia I had read the the Pigeon Valley hike would take me to Uchisar. I guess I was wrong because I only ended up at a dead end. That didn't make it any less memorable of a hike. Actually I'm not Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Jan 27, 2009
  • Returning to Cappadocia, if only in photos - Christmas day Other than I have been thinking about Cappadocia and reliving, through photos, my time I spent there I don't have much to say with these. This was truly an incredible time, probably the best I had my entire time abroad Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Jan 26, 2009
  • Today the adventure comes to an end Today I leave Cappadocia, take a shuttle to Kayseri where I'll catch a plane to Istanbul. In Istanbul I'll be spending the night in the airport since my flight leaves early in the morning. I just couldn't see paying for Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Dec 27, 2008
  • Snowy Christmas Eve in Cappadocia I have been wanting a white Christmas for years. As I posted earlier, I got my wish this year! Too bad I have to come all the way to Turkiey to get it. Not that I mind coming to Turkiye, Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Dec 27, 2008
  • Hiking in Zemi Valley Welcome to Goreme! I've been in Cappadocia for 5 days now, and each day I have made it my goal to go out and hike alone for at least 3 hours. Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Dec 26, 2008
  • Noeliniz va Yeni Yiliniz Kutlu Olsun It's Christmas morning in Cappadocia. Not my typical Christmas morning. There are no trees, no stockings, no Christmas music or baking cookies. It's just me, on a quiet Christmas morning, looking out the window at the beautiful white covering of Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Dec 24, 2008
  • Solitude Merriam Webster defines solitude as 1 : the quality or state of being alone or remote from society : seclusion 2 : a lonely place (as a desert) It is an easy thing to Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Dec 24, 2008
  • I made it to Goreme, Cappadocia A cave hotel. I wanted to stay in a cave hotel, in Cappadocia. So here I am, in a cave hotel, cheap $20 a night cave hotel. Well, it had some good reviews on Tripadvisor and Travellerspoint, and you can't Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Dec 22, 2008
  • We will be landing in Turkey shortly I leave my Smith room and it takes me 30 hours on average to get home. Including bus rides, car rides, planes, trains, you name it. No matter how tired I am, I am always up and about when everyone Posted by gocebe in GÖÇEBE | Dec 2, 2008
  • Turkey I got an invite to go out to Turkey for the wedding of some Iranian friends. The wedding was so different from others I've been to and was a great occasion. We stayed in Antalya, a nice port town on Posted by dancin_gal in Short trips | Nov 30, 2008
  • İstanbul, one final day.... My last day in İstanbul. It's sad that I have to leave this wonderful city again, only after three days. But thankfully I had the whole day ahead of me since I booked my return flight to Athens at 9 Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Nov 16, 2008
  • İstanbul, my İstanbul - Day 2, part 2 Where did I leave off? I think I was down near the Golden Horn, on a beautiful, crisp, clear, sunny day. One of the things that I love so much about being in Turkiye is hearing the call to prayer. Posted by oceanchild in A Semester Abroad | Nov 11, 2008
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