+ Follow CAPPADOCIA Tag
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[Title] => Turkish Airlines starts daily Manila-Istanbul flights in Febuary
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[Title] => Bread for the journey/An artist named Milan
[Summary] => Our media group concluded our Turkey trip with a cruise in a small yacht sailing along the Bosphorous sea in Istanbul, passing a garden wedding party attended by apparently well-heeled guests in glittering gowns and tuxedoes, 5-star hotels and palaces on the river banks.
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[Title] => Sailing to Byzantium
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[Title] => Dreams do come true at Argos in Cappadocia
[Summary] => Do fairies exist? Do they mingle with mortals? In Cappadocia, in the historical central Anatolian region of Turkey, fairies exist and dreams do come true.
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[Title] => Beyond ‘Turkish delight on a moonlit night’
[Summary] => What took me so long? I thought to myself in the middle of my two-week tour of Türkiye (“land of the Turks”) with my family where we went on a 3,000-kilometer whirling dervish of a road trip circling the Western half of the country from Istanbul (the only city embracing both Europe and Asia), through the ancient civilizations of the Aegean Sea, inland towards the rock wonders of Cappadocia, then westward through the nation’s capital of Ankara and back to Istanbul.
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