River Fishing in Red River ( Kizilirmak )-CAPPADOCIA ONLINE

Thursday, May 13, 2010

River Fishing in Red River ( Kizilirmak )

Just middle of the town (Avanos),flows one of the longest waterway of Turkey with it’s beautiful rafting points and fishing areas,to be found anywhere in the world.That river rises from the mountains through the middle of the town up to millions of years.Our skilled quides will take you to some of the best fishing locations of sheatfish,carps or sea bass. where can be readily viewed.This tour commences at approximately 7.00AM from the hotel with a scenic drive ,where we launch.Once settled into fishing,morning tea is provided.

A bit more fishing,then it’s time for a lunch of fresh sandwiches & fruit that can be taken in a shady spot on the bank ,or ‘’on the go’’ as you keep reeling them in.We pack up the roads about 4.00PM and get back to hotel approximately 5.00PM

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CAPPADOCIA - UNESCO Heritage Site

The Cappadocian region is a place where nature and history come together with the most beautiful scenery in the world.

While geographic events formed peribacaları (fairy chimneys) during the historical period, humans used the signs of thousand-years-old civilizations by carving houses and churches within these earth pillars and decorating them with friezes.

Traditional Cappadocian houses and dovecotes carved into the stone show the uniqueness of the region. These houses are constructed at the foot of the mountain using rocks or cut stone.

Rock, which is the only construction material of the region, as it is very soft after quarrying due to the structure, can be easily processed but after contact with air it hardens and turns into a very strong construction material.

Due to being plentiful and easy to process, regional unique masonry is developed and turned into an architectural tradition. Materials of neither courtyard nor house door are wood. Upper parts of the doors built with arches are decorated with stylized ivy or rosette motifs.

Dovecotes within the region are small structures constructed within 18th century and end of 19th century. Some of the dovecotes, which are important in showing Islamic art are constructed on monasteries or churches. Surfaces of dovecotes are decorated with rich inscriptions and adornments by regional artists. THE KOREA TIMES

Did You Know About CAPPADOCIA?

» UNESCO declares Goreme Open Air Museum as a World Heritage Site.
» The world largest number of cave churches are in Cappadocia, many with in-situ frescos.
» The earliest domesticated wheat, Einkorn, can still be found growing wild in Cappadocia.
» Three of the greatest fathers of the Christian Church, Saint Basil, Saint Gregory of Nazianzus, and Saint Gregory of Nyssa, were all Cappadocians.
» The most famous Dragon Slayer, Saint George was born in Cappadocia and the crusades spreaded his fame to Europe.
» The Cappadocia region has about 30 known ancient underground cities that could safely hide 100,000 people in troubled times.

Customize Your Own Travel in Cappadocia

Each trip being a “once in a life time” experience and a personal quest, we specialize in helping travelers craft travel experiences perfectly suited to their tastes, styles and temperament.

With all of our clients, this process begins with a conversation. As we get to know you, we recommend choices and opportunities not found in the guidebooks, and create itineraries paced and delivered in a way that is best geared to your personality and travel philosophy.

So, please fill out our "CUSTOMIZE YOUR OWN TRAVEL IN CAPPADOCIA" to get the unique experience that fits your interests and needs in Cappadocia.

DAILY Tours & Travel Informations in CAPPADOCIA

Cappadocia Complete Tour

We begin with a visit to Goreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to view some of the fascinating frescoed and rock carved churches. We then stop in the historic village of Cavusin followed by a stroll among the majestic fairy chimneys of Pasabag. Afterwards, we continue to Sarihan, a very authentically and beautifully restored 13th century Seljuk caravanserai. In Avanos, a town renowned primarily for its traditional pottery work, we stop for lunch, followed by a visit to the famous pottery artisans in their rock carved workshops. Before returning to the hotel, we will enjoy the panoramic view of Goreme.

Remote Canyons Tour

Your journey starts by a visit to the Uchisar castle. Then we continue across the fertile plains of Cappadocia to the multilevel underground city of Derinkuyu. After lunch near the Canyon of Ihlara, we enter the sheer-sided canyon of Ihlara, in which there runs a stream, and on. Both sides there are rock hewn churches. We enjoy a 4 km hike through the Ihlara valley to arrive in the Belisirma village. Then we leave for Selime to visit this surreal ancient monastic site and several rock hewn churches. We continue along the Silk Road back to Cappadocian natural park, en route we stop at the well-preserved Agzikarahan Caravanserai, before returning to your hotel.

Rocks & RuIns Tour

This tour is specially designed to discover the hidden treasures of many out of the way, spectacular, interesting and realistic sights of Cappadocia. Our first stop is at the fascinating multilevel underground city of Kaymakli. Continue to Soganli Valley, also known as the ‘Valley of Dolls’ with its many Byzantine period rock tombs, enjoying a leisurely hike and exploring the Greek style churches and monastery ruins. Then we pass through the remote villages of Guzeloz, Ortakoy, Baskoy and Sahinefendi. We visit Taskinpasa Caravanserai, before arriving at Cemil village, a typical small Cappadocian village. Following a brief stop, we continue to Mustafa pasha (Sinasos) for lunch. After which we visit the village, renowned for its excellent Ottoman and Greek architecture. Then we continue to the Pancarlik valley and enjoy an easygoing stroll before returning to your hotel.

Lifestyle Walking Tour

Enjoy a highly specialized ‘Lifestyle Walking Tour’ that takes you into traditional village family life of Central Cappadocia visiting local homes and rough-hewn villages and exploring many spectacular lesser-known valleys such as the Pigeon’s valley, the White valley, and other unspoiled sights of the Central Anatolia plateau. (app 14 kms hiking) In the late afternoon, enjoy a kilim weaving demonstration and educational session on the centuries’ old craft of carpet weaving.

*Please do not hesitate to contact us for specially designed tour programs by considering your needs and interests in Cappadocia.

Thursday, May 13, 2010