Cappadocia History :: Interesting Facts
There are some interesting facts about Cappadocia history I just loved. If you are also a history buff, you’ll share the feeling. We will continue
There are some interesting facts about Cappadocia history I just loved. If you are also a history buff, you’ll share the feeling. We will continue
My journey to Cappadocia was full of anecdotes, hence the one from Nigde Turkey. Surprisingly, it didn’t take too long to reach Cappadocia from our
If you are following the Things to do in Cappadocia series, you know that we are just about to enter Sultanhani Caravanserai Turkey on our
It’s no surprise that on our way from Antalya to Cappadocia, we came across a genuine caravanserai. What is caravanserai? Well, here are a few
Although you have hours to go from the Antalya Riviera towards Cappadocia, fortunately, there are a few worthy stops along the way. It’s not just
People usually know something about the whirling dervishes – perhaps they’ve seen performances inspired by this order in Turkish or Egyptian restaurants, Middle Eastern countries,
Things to do in Antalya is a post about this coastal town in Turkey on my way to the wondrous Cappadocia. Prepare yourself for a
Our first stop from Antalya to Cappadocia was a charming town at the foot of the Taurus Mountains with a lovely beach and cozy marina.
This travelogue is dedicated to things to do in Cappadocia. I am taking you there through unique travel stories (or Glimpses) to see the famous
I just have to add one more anecdote from Bajina Basta, and with it we will end this series of the 19th-century Serbia seen through
The river Drina can be seen sporadically coming from Rogachica village towards Bajina Bashta town. Hidden by lush bushes and linden trees, it pops out
As I was told, down the same street where the Green Wreath hotel was, there was the only working restaurant I could eat in. It
When you go further towards the town of Mali Zvornik, that is when the river Drina starts to appear here and there. The road was
When arriving in Ljubovija town after a shortstop to Banja Koviljaca, the main thing to do was to find a place to stay. We were
We got lost a bit, again, choosing „shortcuts“ rather than the regular road. It seems that Andrew Archibald Paton’s path wasn’t that clear either, even