Göreme/Turkey – May 23 and 24, 2009 Cappadocia is famous for its spectacular landscape, its fairy chimneys and its painted rock churches. For thousands of years local people have also carved their homes out of the caves.
In support of the Goreme Restoration Charity local and foreign home-owners of Goreme are throwing open the doors of their unique cave homes to visitors.
It’s a unique opportunity to see not just what traditional cave houses looked like but also what can be done to turn them into comfortable modern homes with private Turkish baths, stable dining rooms, frescoed rooms etc. Tour Dates: Saturday 23 May 2009 14:00,
Sunday 24 May 2009 10:30 Time : 2-3 hrs approx. Location : Tourism Information Office Autogar/Goreme, Cappadocia Ticket Reservations: Pat Yale ph +90 384 271 2916 Ruth LockwoodB ph +90 384 271 2400 Email: rlockwood_2000(at)yahoo.com Tickets will also be available at the Tourism Information Office,Goreme,on the day Minimum Donation: 20 TL. pp All proceeds to the Göreme Restoration Charity Fund - A charitable organisation created in 2007 by locals and resident foreigners to provide funding and projects in response to an increasing need to protect, preserve and restore the Cappadocian cave architecture and the unique environment and cultural heritage of Goreme village and surrounding areas.
Light refreshments available Sturdy shoes are advisable as participants will walk short distances to each venue Note that most houses have stairs. One is unsuitable for anyone with cat allergies Tour not suitable for children under 12. Göreme Restoration Charity Fund
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