Pic of the Day: August 31
Switching gears now from the interior to the Mediterranean coast, here's the view from our hotel room in Kaș, "the perfect Turkish seaside village" according ...
Switching gears now from the interior to the Mediterranean coast, here's the view from our hotel room in Kaș, "the perfect Turkish seaside village" according ...
This sabbatical is, in part, a test of the nomadic lifestyle. Can we travel for a year without burning out, or going bonkers? Can we ...
The Mrs. captured this emblematic Cappadocia scene very early in the morning. She should sell this one to Turkey's national tourist office. Early morning balloon rides ...
In Cappadocia, living in rocks isn't just a historical thing. The locals are still using their happy caves for storage, raising pigeons, or even for ...
We joined an all-day sightseeing tour, led by a mild-mannered guide named Jihad. We needed to cover a lot of ground, including the Selime monastery ...
Impressive looking rocks, eh? Ah, the raw power of nature. How did they get here? Three giant volcanoes spewed a coating of ash all over Cappadocia, ...
Today we made our way from Europe to Asia: Istanbul to Cappadocia (Kapadokya). Cappadocia is a hugely important place in human history, as home of the ...
One of the joys of Istanbul is wandering around its many famous markets. The massive Grand Bazaar and the Spice Bazaar get all the attention, ...
The height of cultural insensitivity: a bunch of infidels chowing down on Istanbul's famous grilled fish sandwiches, balik ekmek. In the middle of the day. ...
Wireless internet for the holy month of Ramadan (or Ramazan, as they say in Turkey). A welcome addition to the huge street party after sundown ...
Monthly Archives: August 2009