Bodrum is a tourist resort on the westcoast of Turkey. During the wintertime it is deserted, but in the summertime it is very crowded.
Bodrum a town of white houses hung with flowers rising tier on tier against a green hill overlooking a dazzling blue bay quarded by the great medieval castle built by the Knights of Rhodes.
Bodrum has an incredibly rich past. Its position in or near so many of the great civilisations and events of ancient history also makes Halikarnassos - Ancient name of Bodrum - an important centre.
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25 Aralık 2008 Perşembe
why turkey?why holiday in turkey?
Why Turkey? That's always the first response from someone when they hear that you are going to Turkey. Hidden in that simple question are a host of other questions, such as:
'Isn't Turkey a dangerous country, particularly for Americans?',
'Isn't the food really strange and the water not drinkable?', and
'What is there to see and do in Turkey?'
So--why did we decide to go to Turkey? Simply, the reasons we chose to see Turkey are its place in world history and in the world today. If any place is the cradle of civilization, it must be Turkey. In Turkey, they speak not of civilization, but of civilizations! Civilizations arose, spread, subsided, and were replaced by others time after time with influences from the East, West, North, or South. Today, Turkey seems to be very much a westward looking nation, but one with deep roots in Asia and Islam. Turkey really is a bridge between the East and the West.
Is Turkey dangerous? Well, I was a little nervous about earthquakes, but no more so than England. Is the food strange? No, but it is really good. Roasted meats, lots of, cheese, fresh, crisp vegetables, and sweets. Is the water safe to drink? Well, no. Everyone drinks bottled water and getting it is no problem. What is there to see and do in Turkey? Plenty--just follow the links below to get an idea of a few of the things we did.
The best first response to the 'Why Turkey?' question is 'Why not Turkey?'
'Isn't Turkey a dangerous country, particularly for Americans?',
'Isn't the food really strange and the water not drinkable?', and
'What is there to see and do in Turkey?'
So--why did we decide to go to Turkey? Simply, the reasons we chose to see Turkey are its place in world history and in the world today. If any place is the cradle of civilization, it must be Turkey. In Turkey, they speak not of civilization, but of civilizations! Civilizations arose, spread, subsided, and were replaced by others time after time with influences from the East, West, North, or South. Today, Turkey seems to be very much a westward looking nation, but one with deep roots in Asia and Islam. Turkey really is a bridge between the East and the West.
Is Turkey dangerous? Well, I was a little nervous about earthquakes, but no more so than England. Is the food strange? No, but it is really good. Roasted meats, lots of, cheese, fresh, crisp vegetables, and sweets. Is the water safe to drink? Well, no. Everyone drinks bottled water and getting it is no problem. What is there to see and do in Turkey? Plenty--just follow the links below to get an idea of a few of the things we did.
The best first response to the 'Why Turkey?' question is 'Why not Turkey?'
cheap hotels in turkey
turkey is a dream world, maybe best amazing place in the world and turkish hotels too.And very beatiful cities etc. istanbul,antalya,alanya,bodrum,ankara ...
And there are many hotels etc...butique hotels,five star hotels.
And their price very enough for tourists.
And we are waiting you for your cheap and beatiful holidays...
And there are many hotels etc...butique hotels,five star hotels.
And their price very enough for tourists.
And we are waiting you for your cheap and beatiful holidays...
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