Useful Info Numbers Antalya
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Useful Info Numbers AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Useful Info Numbers Antalya ADLiYE How to go AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009How to go Antalya By sea: The closest harbours to where timetable and charter voyages are organized, are Izmir and Kusadasi ports in the west coast, Mersin and Tasucu ports in the east coast. There is not any timetable voyage to Antalya region. Read More article… Share on FacebookAncient cities and ruins AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Ancient cities and ruins Antalya There are sites of historical and archaeological interest all over Antalya including The Pisidian city of Ariassos 22 km. along the Antalya-Burdur highway. Read More article… Share on FacebookKöprülü Kanyon Nat’l Park, Turkey AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Köprülü Kanyon Nat’l Park, Turkey Antalya The swift-flowing Köprüçay (Bridge Creek) takes its name from a Roman stone bridge—still in use—across the aptly-named Köprülü Kanyon (Bridge Canyon). The river is favored by white-water rafters because of its relatively easy rapids (Class 1 & 2) along a scenic course downstream from the dramatic gorge. Bridge Canyon National Park (Köprülü Kanyon Milli Park) makes a good day excursion from Antalya, Belek or Side, whether you go rafting, or hiking, or to explore the ruins of the Roman theater, city walls, and Temple of Zeus in the mountain town of Selge (Altinkaya), or just to enjoy a picnic amid the dramatic Mediterranean scenery Read More article… Share on FacebookYerköprü Cavern AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Yerköprü Cavern Antalya Location: Antalya Properties: The cave, with the total length of 110 m. has the deepest point at 27 meters in respect to the cave entrance. The development of the cave had been halted. Because of the connection with the sea, the cave could be called as “marine cave” The cave is dry. Read More article… Share on FacebookKayqubad I AlanyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Kayqubad I Alanya Kayqubad I (Arabic/Persian: ??? ????? ?????? ?? ??????, ‘Ala al-Din Kayqubad bin Kayka’us; Turkish: I. Alâeddin Keykubad) was the Seljuk Sultan of Rum who reigned from 1220 to 1237. He expanded the borders of the sultanate at the expense of his neighbors, particularly the Mengujek emirate and the Ayyubids, and established a Seljuk presence on the Mediterranean with his acquisition of the port of Kalon Oros, later renamed Ala’iyya in his honor. Read More article… Share on FacebookOlympos AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Olympos Antalya Olympos is the Greek word/name ” ???µ??? “. Olympos is in a valley at the south coast of Turkey, 90 km southwest of Antalya city near the Town of Kemer. Read More article… Share on FacebookPinara AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Pinara Antalya Pinara (Lycian: Pilleñni; Greek: ?? ??????) – formerly Artymnesus or Artymnesos – was a large ancient city of Lycia (in Asia Minor), at the foot of Mount Cragus, and not far from the western bank of the river Xanthos (Xanthus), where the Lycian hero Pandarus was worshipped. The site is near the modern town of Minare, MuGla Province, Turkey. Read More article… Share on FacebookFairs AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Fairs Antalya 1 - ANFAs HOTEL EQUIPMENT 2009 Photographers AntalyaPosted by (Turkey) in Uncategorized on March 4 2009Photographers Antalya DiJiTAL CENTER BASKI MERKEZi LTD.STi |
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