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Capadoccia and Goreme, Introduction

February 28, 2008
by admin
capadoccia, goreme, introduction
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The Valley of the Fairy Chimneys
The Valley of the Fairy Chimneys
Capadoccia is one of our fondest memories of Turkey. “The Valley of Fairy Chimneys” is truly like something out of a dream – it’s hard to believe you’re really seeing it. The area is sprinkled with these giant finger-like rock formations that have been dug out and inhabited. There is a lot of hiking and sightseeing to do here. Because we’d lost time in Pamukkale, we didn’t have time to do everything we wanted to, but we got a good taste of it.We stayed in Goreme, which is the biggest town in the area, and a backpacker’s paradise. Cheap, amazingly unique hotels, great food, and lots to do.

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  1. carmen March 11, 2008 at 1:21 am

    hello!!
    I´m a spanish girl who is planning a trip to Istambul in April with some friends, actually we´ve already bought our flights, but we do not have any hostel or accomodation. we´ve been looking for it, but they are quite expensive (they are all hotels, not hostels or something cheaper). so please, could you help us with the accomodation. we also would like to go to Cappadocia and Goreme, I´ve read in your website that this is a cheap place, but also for accomodation? we are doing a 6-days trip, could you recomen us any place that we shouldn´t miss? thank you very much for your help!!!!!!

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  2. admin March 11, 2008 at 6:48 am

    Hello Carmen – We highly recommend Kelebek Pension. You can read our review on this travel blog at
    http://www.ianandwendy.com/travel/turkey/cappadocia-and-goreme/capadoccia-cave-hotel-kelebek-pension-one-of-our-favorite-hotels.htm

    You can also check out the Lonely Planet Turkey (you will find a link to it from the Turkey photos section of our website).

    Good luck and have a great trip!
    Ian and Wendy

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