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Bodrum Video From Thompson Format: wvx Duration: --:--...
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VISA Nationals of the following countries can come to Turkey with a valid passport, but without a visa; Australia, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Turkish Republic of Cyprus, Djibouti, European Community countries (except UK, Ireland, Italy),...
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Market Days In market days farmers and sellers come from the villages around to offer their products for sale in Bodrum. You can find fresh products for cheap in the vegetable market and in clothing, bargains fabrics and household goods you can find in...
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Time zone differences with Turkey Australia +8 Japan +7 Germany -1 Netherlands -1 France -1 USA -7 England -2 Italy -1 L ocal Time: GMT +2 Hour Government offices are open from 09:00 to 17:00, from Monday to Friday Electricity: 220 volt AC...
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Public Telephones Around and in Bodrum you can find many public automatic telephones, for make national and international calls. You can easly use public telephones, they operate using telephone loca lor international cards, which can be bought at the...
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Working Times (shopping times) Shops are open from 09.00 to 17.00, from Monday to Saturday. During the summer time, generally shops are open until late evening and are open all week, also Sunday. Traffic Regulations Signs on the road are those used internationally...
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Post Office The main post office is open 7 days in a week, 24 hours in a day, including holidays. Services Include: Public telephones for local and international calls; International and Express mail; Local Teleghraph; Telephone token and telephone card...
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ABOUT BODRUM For so many person wakeup call is start of the daily activities. For many others it is a call to sleep, as they wend their way home at the close of Bodrum's active nightlife. This contrast most probably shows Bodrum's uniqueness and...
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NIGHTS OF BODRUM Bodrum nights heralded by the sound of rushing wings as flocks of crows return to the castle for evening roost and by the chugging of daily tour boats returning to evening harbor, starts just before sunset. The traditional holiday pastime...
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APHRODISIAS AND PAMUKKALE Aphrodisias became one of sites where careful excavation has rendered a seemingly about same impression of how the city was looking like when it was alive. This success belongs to a Turkish archaeologist Kenan Erim, who began...
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EPHESUS Ephesus is the most popular ancient site in southwestern Turkey, at 220 kiometers from north of Bodrum, near the village of Selçuky, and a so large area of carefully uncovered ruins, show a unique recreation of ancient splendor. In ancient...
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IASSUS Iassus may be reached by driving through the village of Karakuyu, off the main road to Izmir. An alternative is to start off with a fresh fish lunch in the quiet port of Gulluk, where you can then hire an inexpensive boat for a half hour ride to...
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HERACLEIA Take the main road from Soke to Milas until you reach Lake Bafa. Turn left and continue for a few kilometers until you come to a modern village where you will see the remains of Heracleia. Potsherds have been found which indicate that this site...
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KAUNOS The ancient Carian City is located east of Bodrum near the fishing village of Dalyan. From here boats carry visitors through the intricate passages and giant reeds of the Dalyan River, a marshy channel that empties into the sea at a large sandy...
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EUROMOS Standing majestically beside the main road between Milas and Lake Bafa is one of the best-preserved temples in Asia Minor. This is the Temple of Euromos. The temple was built in the 2nd century AD, and sixteen of its original seventeen columns...
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PRIENE,MILETUS and DIDYMA Less than a two-hour drive north of Bodrum, these three Ionian cities are close enough together to visit all in one day. Priene lies in a spectacular setting, perched on a cliff above the Meander River. Miletus still has an impressive...
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BODRUM CASTLE OF ST. PETER The Castle of St. Peter is the most prominent feature of Bodrum.This is one of the best preserved monuments of the world, from medieval times, and it’s like a testament to the Bodrum area. Entering the town, by land or...
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MYLASA AND LABRANDA Actually Milas stands on the site of Mylasa. Most of the ancient city has been built over, but some rests are well visible still. Mausolus was born here and made it his capital when he became King. Mylasa was a Carian city joined with...
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History Of Bodrum Bodrum is a place where people have lived for thousands of years, has an unbelievably rich past. Halicarnassus (Bodrum's ancient name) an important site for historians for it’s position in or around so many of the big civilizations...
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YALIKAVAK The overland journey from Bodrum to Yalikavak provides the visitor with some of the most spectacular view on the peninsula. Slowly climbing through fertile and spectacular valleys, the road then tops at the mountain range running down the peninsula...
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TÜRKBÜKÜ On the way along the peninsula's north shore, located in a nice bay are the two quaint villages of Turkbuku and Golkoy. Turbuku sheltered by two islands, is on the west side of the bay. This village is a natural haven foe fishermen,...
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