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Turkey |
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Road to Take by bus : |
Lebanon - Syria - Turkey - Pozenty(Toros Mountain) -Mersin - Cappadocia - Antakya |
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Date: |
September 24-25-26-27-28 5 Days 3 Nights |
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Guide: |
BALDATI |
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Departure: |
Meet at 7:00 pm Depart Friday 7:30 pm SHARP Spinney’s Parking Dbayeh Preferable if you can get someone to drop you off at Spinney’s car park. |
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Hotels description : |
September 25 In Mersin the Taksim International-5 stars Upon Availabilty September 26- In Vera Hotel Cappadocia 5stars Upon Availability September 27 In Antakya Yamen Hotel-3 stars Upon Availability (A free internet connection ) |
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Level : |
Travel - Tourism - Shopping - Hiking |
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Price : |
270 $ Payment Details Full payment is to be made to confirm registration Bank Audi (Any Branch) Account nbr.:
LB12 0056 0006 9621 7461 0020 1002
Make sure to include your full name and a description for payment Keep a copy of your receipt reference no. and send it with a scanned copy of your passport to info@baldati.com N.B. Your reservation won’t be official until full payment is made Baldati ass.:
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Return Time |
Lebanon-Spinney's Parking September 28, 2010 @ about 11 PM
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Description: |
Seeking work-life balance? Wanna escape from all the hustle and bustle of work and city traffic?? Come join us on an amazing relaxing journey to one of the oldest inhabited regions in the world! Straddling two continents, and centuries of civilization, Turkey offers a refreshing East-meets-west blend of culture. Turkey is rich in ancient monuments and world heritage sites with a climate that's hard to beat! What makes this trip so special? Other than you being there of course :)
For more detailed information please view the detailed itinerary below: Itinerary 1ST .and2d.DAY: September 24 -25 2010: - Meeting at 7h00' p.m. - Departure at 7h30' - Stop at Tripoli in " Hallab Kasr El Helou " ( toilet stop ) - Lebanese/Syrian border. - Stop at Hama in Cezar Restaurant, Nescafe, coffee& tea .( toilet stop ) or Maaret El Ne3man - Syrian/turkish border . - Pass to Syrian Duty Free ( Syrian/turkish border) - Estimated arrival time to Mersin between 11 am- 12 am (Borders stops...& others) - Check in at Hotel Taksim International 5 stars - Free time for shopping in Mersin public Souk (passing to Mersin's mall)or Swimming in the Hotel . - By night visit of the corniche & the place of the peace (Sahat Al Salam) possibility of night hike - Optional - Dinner in Mersin or Dinner (Sea Food) and party on a touristic boat-Optional-25$ (Arabic & Turkish Song) Morning - Wake-up at 8h00'. - Breakfast at 8:30. - Departure from the hotel at 9h00 towards Tarsus - Visit St Paul House In Tarsus Optional 3 Liras - Passing by Pozenty Area - Mount Tauros - A stop at a rest house in Pozenty Area Lunch (optional 12 liras -Plat du Jour or Sandwish 4 -6 Liras ) - Heading Cappadokya ( 3hrs) - Visit to the Leather Factory in Nevshehir (with a defilee) - Check in at Hotel Vera 5 Stars - Buffet Dinner- included in fees - Free Time night in Old Souk Urgup - Cappadocia
3rd. day: September 26, 2010: - Wake-up at 7h30 - Breakfast at 8h00'. - Departure from the hotel at 8h30'. - Visiting The Village Ushisar (Buildings in the caves) - Hiking in A wonderfull place (if wanting to ) in Cappadocia - Visit of the "Cheminee des fees" Panoramic View of the City Of Gorem -Visit of the open Air Museum of Goreme & The churches-Moujamaa Al Kanayiss - Optional 15 Liras N.B NOT allowed to take pictures - Visit of the poltry factory - - Visit of the carpet factory. -Visit of the precious stones factory - Head back to Hotel - rest time for Swiming or(Turkish Bath Optional) - Dinner included in fees (Buffet) served until 9:30 PM - Optional-Party with folkloric Turkish group at Yasar Baba Cave-(white wine and red - Beer - Soft Drink )- 25 $
4th. Day: September 27 ,2010: - Wake-up at 7h00 - Breakfast at 7h30'. - Departure from the hotel at 8h30' - Passing to Seven Layers - Heading Antakya - Visit The tree of Moses - Possibility of a small hike - Optional Mankoucheh Lunch (1-3Liras) - Check in Hotel Yeman - Free time for Shopping - Visiting Harbiyat Area and the natural waterfalls - Chalalat 5th. Day: September 28,2010 - Wake-up at 7h00. - Breakfast at 7h30'. - Hiking In St Peters Mountain (if wanting to) - Back to Hotel & Take bath Check out - Head to Turkish/Syrian Borders (possibily to pass to the duty free) - Pasing to Syria-(Halab or Tartous) to take a sea food Lunch (optional) - Back to Lebanon @ Night General Info: For a *Single room $100 extra. *Visa: Lebanese passport holders don't require a visa to enter Turkey. *Your passport must be valid for 6 months *Currency: 1 Turkish Lira=1014 Lebanese Lira exchange will be in Borders or in the hotel N.B. Your reservation won't be official until full payment is made Have a safe and Enjoyable trip with Baldati!!!!
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Other descriptions: |
This is an “Open Event”, hikers are allowed to bring friends and invite others to join after informing them of all the details of the trip. Please note that our journey conditions requires that you bring with you:- Clothing: Comfortable Shirt/Pants, Warm jacket, Hat/cap, HIKING BOOTS-A water proof suit will be needed in case of rainy day & your Swimming Suit- Water : at least 2 liters/person- Food and Water: High-calorie quick-burn energy food , dried fruit, candy, fruitcake, small sandwiches, nuts, cookies - Other Gear: Backpack /Personal first aid kit/Camera, sunglasses, sunscreen, Pillows to rest in the bus |
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For additional information
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Contact Baldati on 04-922 999 or 04-924100 email us at office@baldati.com or info@baldati.com |
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For Reservation |
Call : Rita 04-922999 - 03-666565 N.B. Deadline for reservation September 10 , 2010
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Places to be visited |
Village Of Ushisar Uçhisar, Cappadocia (buildings in the caves) The natural rock citadel of Uçhisar is the tallest point in Cappadocia, visible for a great distance from the region's other towns such as Ürgüp and Avanos. The popular backpacker base of Göreme Town is a short distance downhill from Uçhisar (OOCH-hee-sahr, "tiptop castle"). Uçhisar has numerous hotels, inns, rental houses and pensions, some of them with cave rooms, but the main reason visitors go there is to climb to the top of the tall rock outcrop via tunnels and enjoy the spectacular panoramic view, the best view of Cappadocia except for that which you get from a hot-air balloon. Another reason to go is to have a fine dinner at an Uçhisar restaurant. From the summit of the "castle" itself you get the best view of Cappadocia Les cheminées de fée En Goreme sont des colonnes naturelles de roches L'érosion des cheminées peut avoir une ou plusieurs origines selon les lieux. Il peut ainsi s'agir de la force de l'écoulement des eaux de pluie et des réactions chimiques entre ces roches et les eaux. La force du vent a également un impact non négligeable tout comme la succession de périodes de gel et de dégel qui détruit la roche par dilatation Les colonnes sont constituées de strates (plusieurs couches de sol superposées) composées de roches friables (calcaire par exemple) alors que leur sommet est composé d'une couche de protection (par exemple une couche de grès ou une grosse pierre plus dure) bien plus résistante à l'érosion. Ce casque de protection protège de l'érosion les couches friables positionnées en dessous tandis que les couches voisines disparaissent au fil du temps. Göreme : the church Le Parc National, habitations et églises rupestres Dans un paysage saisissant modelé par l'érosion, la vallée de Göreme et ses environs abritent des sanctuaires rupestres, témoignages de l'art byzantin de la période post-iconoclaste, ainsi que des habitations, des villages troglodytiques et des villes souterraines, vestiges d'un habitat humain traditionnel dont les débuts remontent au IVe siècle. Göreme: fresques de l' église rupestre dite « l’église sombre » Oui, dans cette église en particulier les peintures sont assez bien conservées car elle n'était éclairée que par une toute petite fenêtre. Comme quoi la lumière ne vaut rien pour qui veut se garder jeune le plus longtemps possible... C'est sans nul doute une grande émotion que de contempler ces merveilles qui nous parviennent à travers les siècles, comme autant de messages laissés par des hommes dont on ne connaîtra jamais l'aspect, la voix, la figure Kaymakli underground city is on the Ihlara valley roadway and 20 km far from Nevsehir province. Ancient name was Enegup. Kaymakli people built their homes around the underground city tunnels for security reason. Kaymakli underground city has 8 stores and 5000 peoples can live in it, 4 storey is open yet. The deepest point of the visit is around 20 meters. Kaymakli was built in around a main ventilation chimney. Antakya or also commonly known as Hatay is a city of Turkey located in the eastern Mediterranean region (southeastern Turkey) on the Asi River (Orontes) and the Iskenderun Bay. Antakya was once the capital of the Seleucid kings during Roman times. The city of Antakya takes its name from the father of Seleucus Nicator; Antiochus. Starting in 301 B.C. it was called ''Antioch''. The city was the center of Christianity and had been visited by St. Barnabas, St. Paul and St. Peter. The city was also famous as a center of artistic, scientific and commercial activities. The ancient biblical city of "Antioch ad Orontes" was very important for early Christianity and there are still sacred buildings and churches in the region. The most important of them is St. Peter's Grotto, located just outside the city, in which St. Peter preached, and the early Christians called themselves ''Christian'' for the first time. The Iron Gate of Antioch is to the south of the grotto among the ruins of the city. The Vatican declared Antakya a holy place in 1983. Simeon the Stylite is also associated with Antakya. |
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