Check out my new YouTube vlog about the 10-million-year-old rainbow hills in Turkey’s capital, Ankara. Enjoy folks!
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A Day In Gordion, The Capital Of Ancient Phrygians
Gordion archeological site is made up of three main components: the Gordion Museum, the Tomb of King Midas and the ancient city of Gordion.
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A half-day walking tour of Ankara’s historic Ulus quarter – Roman baths, china shops and more
With its bustling streets, historical sites, restaurants, bazaars and stylish buildings, the distict of Ulus has its own unique character.
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A day in Beypazarı: Perfect Itinerary To Discover Ankara’s Historic District On Silk Road
Beypazarı is a small district that includes many attractions easily covered in a day. It is the most popular town in suburban Ankara.
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Ancient Inonu Caves and Rock-Cut Settlements
In Ankara’s rural district of Güdül, there are the Inonu Caves, an ancient network of caves built by the Hittites, Byzantines and more.
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Kızılcahamam: Churches, Fairy Chimneys and Ancient Monastery
The historical sites of Ankara’s rural district of Kızılcıhamam. Caves, monasteries, churches, fairy chimneys and more.. Click to read more!
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One Day In Ankara: Exploring The Citadel And Witnessing Its Roman, Seljuk, And Ottoman Roots
The Ankara Citadel is the most touristic site of Turkey’s capital. It offers a wide range of things to do and places to explore. Read more!
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Ankara’s Mysterious Zir Valley and Remnants of a Byzantine, Armenian and Ottoman Past
In Ankara’s central district of Sincan, situated the Valley of Zir where there had once been a wealthy Armenian village named Stanoz.
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