World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Turkish Riviera Travel Guide http://bit.ly/1610kCm Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Dimcay, an attraction of the Turkish Riviera that cannot be missed. It's highly advisable for vacationers of the coast to come here because in the shadow of the trees and the weather is always fresh. Visit Dimcay in the Turkish Riviera Dimcay is an attraction of the area that cannot be missed. It's highly advisable for vacationers of the coast to come here because in the shadow of the trees, the weather is always fresh. And lively folklore and handicraft exhibitions offer pleasant entertainment. Figures moving at the entrance are to entice guests. They're moved by Hydro energy, the same ways as watermills. Those who are staying for longer period can also find accommodation here. And the swimming pool of the hotel can be used by guests of the restaurants too. Hospitality units built next to and above the fast flowing Dim River are entirely unique. There are tents arranged in a terrace way in which the whole family can sit comfortably at a large table to have lunch or dinner together. The main course comes straight from the river and which we can soak our feet during the meal. Salad and pita bread are served with trout that is of course possible to order bread mullet or crabs. Those who are not fish fans can ask for chicken or lamb. Baklava is simple impossible to miss as well as the local brandy, Raki. After the meal, we can light up a hookah or water pipe which is called sheeshas by Arabs and nargillah by Turks; or simply lie in one of the hammocks fixed above the water. We can admire the capricious creature of nature, the waterfall. The waves of which reflect the light, creating an ever changing rainbow above the river. Would you consider participating in a rafting tour, which is a very popular activity here? Twelve to 16 tourists wearing life jackets are seated in one big colorful, inflatable boat and with the help of a professional guide and their oars, they try to row down the fast flowing river without capsizing. At the end of the tour, participants get the pictures of their quite frightened faces taken by their friends. Many of them travel here solely for this purpose. Others come here for the beauties of nature to admire the special cactuses and other plant species. Others are attracted by eastern comfort and delicacies served in the tents. Although the famous pizza is Italian, or precisely and invention from Naples, people made several things in several other countries of the world. Just think of the Hungarian palacsinta with sour cream and cabbage, the French crepe or the Mexican tortilla. Turkish pizza has also been well known for ages; made of unleavened dough, topped with various stuffing then folded into two just like the Italian Pizza Cazone. In Anatolia, its called lahmacun; stuffed with ewe cheese, minced lamb and onions, then roasted over coals. In Arab countries in Morocco and Egypt as well, we can eat similar food. In Turkish restaurants, appetizing specialties were made by growing lahmacun and it's usually made by women. The flat bread belong to any kind of meal is baked the same way in restaurants, always on the spot when the guest enters the restaurant. Craftsmen are an alluring part of the bustle of Eastern bazaars. In their stalls, they not only sell their products but they often make them too. Different crafts have different streets and carpet weavers, copper smiths, ironsmiths, potters, leather goods makers and silversmiths make their goods on the spot. Similar stalls are in then jive to, where we can see the preparation of handmade calabash ornaments or lanterns. Products of Turkish markets are very similar to those of the Arabic ones however the ornamental motifs are different. Metal working, be it brass, silver, iron or gold has great tradition here. The selection is so huge and price is so low that we can certainly find something as a souvenir. But we must not forget that bargaining is compulsory here. Tags: Visit Dimcay in the Turkish Riviera,dimcay in the turkish riviera,shepherd entertainment,the turkish riviera travel attractions,the turkish riviera travel guide,the turkish riviera travel information,The Turkish Riviera Travel Tips,world travel,shepherdfilm

• published: 05 Sep 2013
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