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| Had another great walk into Fethiye, using the same route that the Turkish people, forced to leave their homes, to go to Greece would have used. More later, Ash |
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| Had a great walk into Oludeniz Lagoon. J powered on despite her back, etc. Walked along the Lycean way where ancient peoples had trudged before (particularly the Lyceans, Greeks and Romans). Wonderful pine forests awash with wildlowers. Ash |
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An amazing village on the foothills of a ghost town. A legacy of an exchange of Greek and Turkish populations after WW1 (and conflict between those two regions). Until then, the Greek Christians and Turkish Muslims had lived successfully alongside each...
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Datça is a town in Aegean Turkey, located on a long and narrow peninsula, which forms the boundary between Aegean and Mediterranean Seas.
Ancient city of Knidos is located on the tip of the peninsula (about 30 km west of Datça, near the...
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Pamukkale means "cotton castle" in Turkish. The Hierapolis springs have been used as a spa since the second century BC.
The Pammukale travertine features have their origins in the shifting of a fault in the valley of the Menderes river (between here ...
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