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Eski Gumus (Turkey)Newest Review: ... area of Goreme, Eski Gumus was the one thing which was a bit further away that we wanted to see but it was also easy to get there and back with two or three rides each time. Around 8-10km north of the town Nigde, there is a junction with a road to the left which goes to Eski Gumus, this road is completely dead with basically no traffic at all and so we walked the 4km to the awaiting cave ... more |
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by - written on 25/07/08 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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On a trip to Cappadocia in Turkey in 2004, I stayed at a hostel in Goreme and spent each day walking or hitch hiking to somewhere in the immediate neighbourhood, as there are quite a lot of travellers either in their own car or a rented car, it's normally pretty easy to end up having a ride to the most interesting sights! Myself and my hitchhiking partner at the time from Canada used this method and visited plenty of interesting places in the immediate area of Goreme, Eski Gumus was the one thing which was a bit further away that we wanted to see but it was also easy to get there and back with two or three rides each time. Around 8-10km north of the town ... Read the complete review
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