Sirince Travel Blogs

There will be few pictures for this entry since my camera ran out of battery that day. It was Saturday afternoon after I finished visiting Ephesus and the museum in Selcuk. I still had 7 hours to go before my bus left for Istanbul at 9.30 pm. My tour guide recommended me to take a minibus at the Ot…

We made the drive from Selcuk to Sirinçe in about 20 minutes, almost all up hill. Sirinçe is a cute little village full of small shops and fruit vendors (it’s peach season!). We bought peaches and Lisa and I also bought some olive oil soap. With its winding cobblestone streets, it reminded me a…

In 2002 we travelt through Turkey, with a dutch travelcompagnie KRAS. We have seen a lot of the old Turkey places and ruïns. We where that time on a organized travel. It was a disappointment because a lot of schedule trips, but what we have seen that where beautiful. It is a nice country with nice people The next travels we have done are by backpack. http://www.anjawilliam4.web-log.nl/

I took a tour for Turkey with my twin sister for 10 days. It was typical Japanese tour. Everyday we had something to do, to see, to eat and so on. So busy and I got carsick most of the time since I had to sit in a bus for long hours to get to next place.

Almost 20-day road trip in the Aegean and Mediterranean Regions of the most beautiful country of Euroasia: Turkey :))

People i met here who contributed to, and improved my trip: Eric and Dave (USA)It was raining cats and dogs when we boarded the 14.30 bus from Selcuk to Sirince, and i was half wondering what the hell we were doing heading into the mountains in such unfavourable conditions. The 9km ride snaked …

A Culture that is a unique blend of east and west. It was a major eye-opener. One can never fault the Turkish people for their warm hospitality and apple teas...lots and lots of apple teas!