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Turkey Here I Come
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21 Jun 2006 Wed 11:50 am |
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It depends of what you are interested in! If you are interested in archeology, history, nature?? You can go to Ephese, Pamukkale, Capedocie, Konya, Catalhöyük... Turkiye is such a rich country! There also several festivals in summertime,such as in Bodrum or Aspergos... may be this site can help you for this sort of things www.mymerhaba.com
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21 Jun 2006 Wed 12:38 pm |
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Quoting mamamia: It depends of what you are interested in! If you are interested in archeology, history, nature?? You can go to Ephese, Pamukkale, Capedocie, Konya, Catalhöyük... Turkiye is such a rich country! There also several festivals in summertime,such as in Bodrum or Aspergos... may be this site can help you for this sort of things www.mymerhaba.com |
Mamamia is right, those places are worth seeing (I've never been there, but ohh how many days i dreamt away at their pictures  , but you are 'only' 10 days in Istanbul. That's not even enough to see that city itself I guess  I'd start with the mainattractions in the beautiful, magical city of Istanbul if I were you. I'd take a travel to one of the Prince's Islands that are near Istanbul. You can enjoy the sea and the seabreeze there  Also I'd take a look around at the nature near Bosporus. Believe me, this will be enough to spend 10 days and come home very satisfied.
By bus going to Efes will be approximately 8 hours , and again 8 hours back. I think those kind of trips are a waste of time in this situation. You'd rather want to spend all your time in Istanbul and its surroundings. I've never been to Istanbul, but I know I could spend more than 10 days just wandering through the busy city streets.
Take a look at [click] this website [click]. It's a basic info I found on the things worth seeing in Istanbul.
My advice is not to over-exhaust yourself by travling to many many places. When one is tired, you enjoy less and pick up less of the beautiful details. Also, Turkey is such a large and diverse country that one visit won't do anyway. You'll be so in love with Istanbul that you'll planning your next holiday to Turkey soon And then if i were you I'd choose a travel-thing through Anatolia so that you can see most of the things mentioned in previous posts
ENJOY IT 
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