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Cappadocia: Goreme or Urgup?
1.       peacetrain
396 posts
 03 Jul 2008 Thu 07:22 am

I've found a hotel in each of these places, both equally meet my needs. Please can someone advise me which location is the best?

Also, I can either spend 2 or 3 nights. Which do members recommend with regard to sightseeing?

Many thanks.

p.s. I won't be going in a hot air balloon

2.       mltm
2765 posts
 03 Jul 2008 Thu 09:38 am

I went there 2 times, and I stayed in Ürgüp. I think Ürgüp is better for staying, it's more lively and sympathic I guess. you can go to Göreme to do some sightseeing later.
The Göreme open air museum where there are many small churches and the underground city (ı forgot where it's) are a must see. Anyway it's a small place, 3 days will be enough to see the surrounding.

3.       Norae
27 posts
 03 Jul 2008 Thu 02:52 pm

Goreme tends to attract a slightly younger crowd. Urgup is slightly bigger. But both are centrally located and either place would be good. I know you said you don't want to do the hot air balloon but it is absolutely spectacular. I am afraid of heights and I loved every second of it. I would recommend visiting the Soğnalı Valleys -- great hiking, interesting crumbling churches, lovely scenery and I did not run into a single visitor the the whole day I spent there. As for how long to stay I could stay there for weeks but I love hiking around and exploring. I think you can easily see the main sights in 3 days.

4.       peacetrain
396 posts
 03 Jul 2008 Thu 05:13 pm

Quoting Norae:

Goreme tends to attract a slightly younger crowd.



I suppose I better take myself off to Urgup then

As for the balloon trip . . . I'll think about it when I get there.

Thanks Norae and mltm

5.       libralady
2920 posts
 03 Jul 2008 Thu 05:39 pm

Quoting peacetrain:

I've found a hotel in each of these places, both equally meet my needs. Please can someone advise me which location is the best?

Also, I can either spend 2 or 3 nights. Which do members recommend with regard to sightseeing?

Many thanks.

p.s. I won't be going in a hot air balloon



What!!!! No hot air balloon! That would be the first thing I did! How can you not see Capadocia from the air.........................

6.       peacetrain
396 posts
 03 Jul 2008 Thu 06:09 pm

Quoting libralady:

Quoting peacetrain:

I've found a hotel in each of these places, both equally meet my needs. Please can someone advise me which location is the best?

Also, I can either spend 2 or 3 nights. Which do members recommend with regard to sightseeing?

Many thanks.

p.s. I won't be going in a hot air balloon



What!!!! No hot air balloon! That would be the first thing I did! How can you not see Capadocia from the air.........................



Easy . . . I would have my eyes closed. There's no way I'm getting in a little wobbly basket. I'm ok in an aeroplane or on top of a mountain but not looking over the rim of a floating glorified picnic basket.

What if a stork with an extra sharp beak flew into the balloon? No thanks.

7.       geniuda
802 posts
 03 Jul 2008 Thu 09:36 pm


Quoting peacetrain:

but not looking over the rim of a floating glorified picnic basket.

What if a stork with an extra sharp beak flew into the balloon? No thanks.


funny

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