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Sept.
04 - Sept. 10, 2006 |
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Sept.
18 - Sept. 24, 2006 |
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USD
1,025.- per person in double occupancy
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1,195.- for 6 to 10 participants |
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1,350.- for 4 - 5 participants |
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Maximum enrolment is limited to 16 participants. |
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| Cappadocia,
off the beaten path |
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| 6
nights & 7 days - tour starts and ends in Cappadocia.
Contact for pre- & post-tour services, tailor-made alternatives
and dates. |
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Accommodations
in centrally located hotels, village pensions
- All breakfasts, and half the
lunches and dinners
- All entrance fees to sites
listed in the itinerary
- All tips, including your guide
and driver |
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| day
1 - Mustafapasha --- Welcome
get together at the village. Dinner follows briefing &
tour introduction. |
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2 - Mustafapasha --- In
the morning we walk in the village for about two hours to
get to know the area. In the afternoon we have a 3 hour moderate
walk to Ortahisar castle, and the village known with the same
name. For the first half of the walk we will be following
the Uzengi creek. In the valley along the river, there is
a large number of pigeons, and birds of prey. As the valley
ends, we enter into a trail through apricot trees and vineyards.
As we approach the village, there is a great scenic point
overlooking the village and the castle carved out of massive
tufa rock. |
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3 - Mustafapasha --- ...off
to Cat Valley; This is one of the more interesting places
in Cappadocia, and least known to all other than the locals.
We walk through willow trees and fairy chimneys. The walk
is very pleasant, and can be rated as easy. After lunch we
walk to Cemildere village by the Pigeons Valley. The volcanic
rock in the valley has a very striking rose pink color. The
walk is moderate and approximately 3 hours from 1200 m. (~3900
ft.) elevation to 950 (~3100). |
day
4 - Guzelyurt --- The
walk starts from Meskendir Valley overlooking Goreme. Locals
of Goreme cultivate the land along the valley for their fruit
supply. We start at an altitude of 1100 m. (~3600 ft.), descend
to 950 (~3100) and finally go up to 1250 m. (~4100 ft.). We
continue our walk in the Zindanonu Valley. After lunch, a
three hour trail will lead us to Cavusin. On our way we will
have a chance to visit two of the ancient rock carved churches,
one with original frescoes still intact.
Later in the day we drive to Guzelyurt, our next destination.
En route we will visit Kaymakli underground city, carved way
back in the past as a shelter in times of siege and continuous
raids. |
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5 - Guzelyurt --- Ihlara
Valley; We start our walk from the village of Ihlara, and
follow the Melendiz river all along the way. The walk through
this outstanding valley takes around six hours (moderate)
including the visits as we continue. |
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6 - Guzelyurt --- The
Red Church from the 6. century is our first stop. We continue
on to Meydan plateau by Sivrihisar village. This is where
you can see sheep herds six months a year. There are fairy
chimneys on our trail towards the Nar village. The crater
lake as we pass the village will be the end of our tour. The
walk is moderate around 5 and a half hours. |
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7 --- Tour
is over after breakfast. |
Individual
pre- & post- tour extensions are available to alternative
destinations
This
tour is physically
demanding |
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