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Wed, 4 Jul 2012 | By leaandray | Views [472]
Lets just say last night I found out how to make sure everyone looks at you, half naked, flailing around in soap suds in the middle of a Turkish bath... simply just get up too quick a slip over in style! It certainly seemed very horrible at the time ... Read more >
Tue, 3 Jul 2012 | By leaandray | Views [690]
The windows begin to shake, eyelids begin to open and ears need covering with hands, pillows, or just simply what ever is available. This phenomenon is known as the early morning call to prayer! Ok so maybe staying in such close to proximity to a mosque, ... Read more >
Thu, 28 Jun 2012 | By thegnomad | Photo Gallery
Three weeks of Turkey travel during the spring of 2012
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Tue, 12 Jun 2012 | By leaandray | Views [412]
The Inlaws have come to visit and what better way to celebrate than to whisk them off to some foreign country, with squat toilets, crazy cats and a large language barrier. Turkey should be fun! If you want to know what it's like for a little old me to ... Read more >
Sat, 2 Jun 2012 | By shaz | Photo Gallery
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Sat, 2 Jun 2012 | By shaz | Views [566]

I think this is my third visit to Turkey. I haven’t had the best of experiences on my previous trips but I always like to give a country another chance to change my view and I think this trip did just that.
I started off with a flight to Istanbul, ... Read more >
Thu, 31 May 2012 | By eriklang | Views [413]
As I mentioned before, after six weeks in India and Ethiopia, I expected Istanbul to be a breath of fresh air. I'd heard so many nice things about the city prior to my arrival, and I found the previous praise well justified. However, as an unplanned ... Read more >
Tue, 1 May 2012 | By sophv | Views [989] | Comments [5]
Our pilgrimage to Gallipoli began early in the morning on the 24th of April on a bus packed with Aussies and Kiwis. The long commute, taking the entire day, only served to increase our anticipation for what was ahead. We finally walked into the commemoration ... Read more >
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Tue, 1 May 2012 | By sophv | Views [883]
1. Bring a sleeping bag. Just do it. It's colder than you think it will be, and impossible to find one in Istanbul. 2. Failing that, be ruthless in your choice of friendships made on the commute to Gallipoli. Target those with large sleeping those ... Read more >
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Thu, 26 Apr 2012 | By sophv | Photo Gallery
Goreme, Istanbul, Gallipolli
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Tue, 24 Apr 2012 | By sophv | Views [963] | Comments [3]
Two bleary eyed Australian girls touched down in İstanbul, Turkey at midday on the 18th of April to begin our grand adventure, and walked out of the airport straight into Turkey's first duststorm in 25 years. Despite having done a small amount of preparation, ... Read more >
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Mon, 23 Apr 2012 | By pauluiza | Photo Gallery
Fascinating Istanbul and ancient ruins
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Fri, 20 Apr 2012 | By pauluiza | Views [1492]

Turkey (Part II) – Istanbul & Didim – beauty, elegance,
ruins and lovely friends
After 18 months in Asia, we leave Bangkok on the last day of
the Thai New Year, a great time for new beginnings, so we take a Malaysia
Airlines flight to Kuala ... Read more >
Wed, 11 Apr 2012 | By euclydessantos | Photo Gallery
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My favourite shot from Turkey and it was walk the tough climb up. Overlooking 'Pirates Cove' - named for the tourists.
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![The ‘Village Marathon’ reignited our sore limbs to pace up the rest of our trek that culminated in Swami Malai, the abode of Lord Shiva, 4338 ft above sea level. The spectacular view from the top, as seen through the Trishool (Lord Shiva’s weapon), which stands fearless and reaches out to the skies, carrying in its fold, every magical essence of Yelagiri. Truly, on top of the world. : by vaishnavi, Views[582] The ‘Village Marathon’ reignited our sore limbs to pace up the rest of our trek that culminated in Swami Malai, the abode of Lord Shiva, 4338 ft above sea level. The spectacular view from the top, as seen through the Trishool (Lord Shiva’s weapon), which stands fearless and reaches out to the skies, carrying in its fold, every magical essence of Yelagiri. Truly, on top of the world. : by vaishnavi, Views[582]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/vaishnavi/31433/Trishool_medium.jpg)
The ‘Village Marathon’ reignited our sore limbs to pace up the rest of our trek that culminated in Swami Malai, the abode of Lord Shiva, 4338 ft above sea level. The spectacular view from the top, as seen through the Trishool (Lord Shiva’s weapon), which stands fearless and reaches out to the skies, carrying in its fold, every magical essence of Yelagiri. Truly, on top of the world.
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