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Lycia - Quiet Moments Full Album
1. Quiet Moments 2. The Visitor 3. Antarctica 4. Greenland 5. Grand Rapids 6. The Pier 7. Spring Trees 8. The Wind Sings 9. Dead Leaves Fall 10. Dead Star, C...
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Lycia - Drifting
One of the best song about one of the best album of one of the best ambient-cold wave band all over the world: Lycia mother Mary, feel me prevail... you're n...
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lycia wake full album 1993
Descrizione.
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Lycia Iona 1991 Full Album
Lycia Iona 1991 Full Album
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LYCIA- Estrella
Made from the combination of personal photos, Val's photos, my dig camcorder and astrological beauty...combined with the beautiful music of Lycia.
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Lycia - broken days
"I will not sleep, tonight, too many thoughts, muscles too tight. here in the dark I'll replay all that has passed, my youth, the glory of broken days. Cold ...
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Lycia - Pray
Greatest track from one of my favorite bands. Buy their albums. Drink champagne and light some candles.
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Lycia - Monday Is Here
New track from upcoming album A Line That Connects (2015)
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Lycia - The Morning Breaks So Cold And Gray
Band: Lycia Song: The Morning Breaks So Cold And Gray Album: A Day In The Stark Corner (Full-lenght, 1993) Genre(s): Ethereal Darkwave/Dark Ambient/Gothic Ro...
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Lycia: Wide Open Spaces
A classic band. My favorite track from A Day In The Stark Corner album.
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LYCIA'S LIFE | apartment tour!!!
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Lycia - The Rain.
Artist: Lycia. Song: The Rain. Album: A Line That Connects. Year: 2015.
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Lycia - Bare
Album: Cold.
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Lycia Faith Best Vine Compilation ★ 2015 ✔ New ★ HD ✔
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Lycia Frozen
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Lycia NABETH - Riyid iles-iw
Lycia NABETH dans Riyid iles-iw. Une très belle chanson et une voix magnifique. Auteur : NABETH.
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Lycia Faith Lipsync Vines
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you'll never know, piano, and honeymoon avenue - ariana grande
a love like war - all time low
treasure - bruno mars
best song ever - one direction
cup song - anna kendrick
applause - lady gaga
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Shape of Despair - Estrella (Lycia cover)
From there split with Before the Rain.
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Friday On The Turntable: Lycia - Cold | A Rare Interview with Mike VanPortfleet
This week I am presenting a very special episode of Friday On The Turntable. Not only am I discussing the 1996 album - Cold - from Lycia, but I have Mike Van...
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Crazy Get To Know Me Tag w/ Lycia Faith
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Don't Talk To Me - Tre Coast ft. Lycia Faith (Loser Lameo Wannabe)
GET IT ON ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dont-talk-to-me-feat.-lycia/id908496009?i=908496109
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tied up / Casey Veggies feat. DeJLoaf - Lycia Faith
Lycia - Quiet Moments Full Album
1. Quiet Moments 2. The Visitor 3. Antarctica 4. Greenland 5. Grand Rapids 6. The Pier 7. Spring Trees 8. The Wind Sings 9. Dead Leaves Fall 10. Dead Star, C......
1. Quiet Moments 2. The Visitor 3. Antarctica 4. Greenland 5. Grand Rapids 6. The Pier 7. Spring Trees 8. The Wind Sings 9. Dead Leaves Fall 10. Dead Star, C...
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1. Quiet Moments 2. The Visitor 3. Antarctica 4. Greenland 5. Grand Rapids 6. The Pier 7. Spring Trees 8. The Wind Sings 9. Dead Leaves Fall 10. Dead Star, C...
- published: 03 Sep 2013
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author: Alex Doom
Lycia - Drifting
One of the best song about one of the best album of one of the best ambient-cold wave band all over the world: Lycia mother Mary, feel me prevail... you're n......
One of the best song about one of the best album of one of the best ambient-cold wave band all over the world: Lycia mother Mary, feel me prevail... you're n...
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One of the best song about one of the best album of one of the best ambient-cold wave band all over the world: Lycia mother Mary, feel me prevail... you're n...
- published: 13 Jan 2009
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author: BlackRadio
Lycia Iona 1991 Full Album
Lycia Iona 1991 Full Album...
Lycia Iona 1991 Full Album
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Lycia Iona 1991 Full Album
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LYCIA- Estrella
Made from the combination of personal photos, Val's photos, my dig camcorder and astrological beauty...combined with the beautiful music of Lycia....
Made from the combination of personal photos, Val's photos, my dig camcorder and astrological beauty...combined with the beautiful music of Lycia.
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Made from the combination of personal photos, Val's photos, my dig camcorder and astrological beauty...combined with the beautiful music of Lycia.
Lycia - broken days
"I will not sleep, tonight, too many thoughts, muscles too tight. here in the dark I'll replay all that has passed, my youth, the glory of broken days. Cold ......
"I will not sleep, tonight, too many thoughts, muscles too tight. here in the dark I'll replay all that has passed, my youth, the glory of broken days. Cold ...
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"I will not sleep, tonight, too many thoughts, muscles too tight. here in the dark I'll replay all that has passed, my youth, the glory of broken days. Cold ...
Lycia - Pray
Greatest track from one of my favorite bands. Buy their albums. Drink champagne and light some candles....
Greatest track from one of my favorite bands. Buy their albums. Drink champagne and light some candles.
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Greatest track from one of my favorite bands. Buy their albums. Drink champagne and light some candles.
- published: 13 Feb 2009
- views: 17781
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author: scarletpie
Lycia - Monday Is Here
New track from upcoming album A Line That Connects (2015)...
New track from upcoming album A Line That Connects (2015)
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New track from upcoming album A Line That Connects (2015)
- published: 07 Jul 2015
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Lycia - The Morning Breaks So Cold And Gray
Band: Lycia Song: The Morning Breaks So Cold And Gray Album: A Day In The Stark Corner (Full-lenght, 1993) Genre(s): Ethereal Darkwave/Dark Ambient/Gothic Ro......
Band: Lycia Song: The Morning Breaks So Cold And Gray Album: A Day In The Stark Corner (Full-lenght, 1993) Genre(s): Ethereal Darkwave/Dark Ambient/Gothic Ro...
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Band: Lycia Song: The Morning Breaks So Cold And Gray Album: A Day In The Stark Corner (Full-lenght, 1993) Genre(s): Ethereal Darkwave/Dark Ambient/Gothic Ro...
Lycia: Wide Open Spaces
A classic band. My favorite track from A Day In The Stark Corner album....
A classic band. My favorite track from A Day In The Stark Corner album.
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A classic band. My favorite track from A Day In The Stark Corner album.
- published: 14 May 2009
- views: 17993
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author: drakulady
LYCIA'S LIFE | apartment tour!!!
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- published: 05 Oct 2015
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Lycia - The Rain.
Artist: Lycia. Song: The Rain. Album: A Line That Connects. Year: 2015....
Artist: Lycia. Song: The Rain. Album: A Line That Connects. Year: 2015.
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Artist: Lycia. Song: The Rain. Album: A Line That Connects. Year: 2015.
- published: 31 Aug 2015
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Lycia Faith Best Vine Compilation ★ 2015 ✔ New ★ HD ✔
Ultimate Lycia Faith Vine Compilation
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Ultimate Lycia Faith Vine Compilation
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- published: 10 Jan 2015
- views: 385
Lycia NABETH - Riyid iles-iw
Lycia NABETH dans Riyid iles-iw. Une très belle chanson et une voix magnifique. Auteur : NABETH....
Lycia NABETH dans Riyid iles-iw. Une très belle chanson et une voix magnifique. Auteur : NABETH.
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Lycia NABETH dans Riyid iles-iw. Une très belle chanson et une voix magnifique. Auteur : NABETH.
Lycia Faith Lipsync Vines
Lycia Vines❤️please like and subscribe...
Lycia Vines❤️please like and subscribe
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Lycia Vines❤️please like and subscribe
- published: 26 Aug 2014
- views: 2636
WHAT DO I LISTEN TO? ♡
ilysm thx for watching ♡
you'll never know, piano, and honeymoon avenue - ariana grande
a love like war - all time low
treasure - bruno mars
best song ever - o...
ilysm thx for watching ♡
you'll never know, piano, and honeymoon avenue - ariana grande
a love like war - all time low
treasure - bruno mars
best song ever - one direction
cup song - anna kendrick
applause - lady gaga
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ilysm thx for watching ♡
you'll never know, piano, and honeymoon avenue - ariana grande
a love like war - all time low
treasure - bruno mars
best song ever - one direction
cup song - anna kendrick
applause - lady gaga
- published: 09 Sep 2013
- views: 492
Friday On The Turntable: Lycia - Cold | A Rare Interview with Mike VanPortfleet
This week I am presenting a very special episode of Friday On The Turntable. Not only am I discussing the 1996 album - Cold - from Lycia, but I have Mike Van......
This week I am presenting a very special episode of Friday On The Turntable. Not only am I discussing the 1996 album - Cold - from Lycia, but I have Mike Van...
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This week I am presenting a very special episode of Friday On The Turntable. Not only am I discussing the 1996 album - Cold - from Lycia, but I have Mike Van...
Crazy Get To Know Me Tag w/ Lycia Faith
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wn.com/Crazy Get To Know Me Tag W Lycia Faith
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- published: 02 Oct 2015
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Don't Talk To Me - Tre Coast ft. Lycia Faith (Loser Lameo Wannabe)
GET IT ON ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dont-talk-to-me-feat.-lycia/id908496009?i=908496109
This is my song, Don't Talk To Me feat. Lycia Faith! (: ...
GET IT ON ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dont-talk-to-me-feat.-lycia/id908496009?i=908496109
This is my song, Don't Talk To Me feat. Lycia Faith! (: I heard her singing the jingle from OITNB so I made a beat and song to it.
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GET IT ON ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dont-talk-to-me-feat.-lycia/id908496009?i=908496109
This is my song, Don't Talk To Me feat. Lycia Faith! (: I heard her singing the jingle from OITNB so I made a beat and song to it.
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- published: 06 Aug 2014
- views: 9437187
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Lycian Way trek, Turkey—Beginning of the trail at Kabak
Lots more adventure travel at: http://gabrieltraveler.com Check out "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel"! http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/d...
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Premio Travel'sTurkey Lycian Coast Package Tour December 2013
My short video of the Premio bargain basement £199 package tour to the Turkish Lycian area from December 2nd to the 9th 2013 - where are tour guide was the r...
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Ancient Lycian City: Pinara, Fethiye (2014 HD)
Ancient Lycian City Pinara ( Pınara ) Fethiye Ancient Lycian City: Pinara, Fethiye Pınara Antik kenti, Likya kentleri, Antik Likya Kentleri Ancient Lycian Ci...
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TURKEY: Pinara - ancient city & rock tombs [HD]
Pinara was a large ancient city of Lycia at the foot of Mount Cragus (now Mount Babadag). The remains of several ancient temples can be seen in Pinara, as we...
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Turkey - Mediterranean - Lycia
http://www.iwasinturkey.com South of the majestic Taurus Mountains lie on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea with its beaches of fine sand, vistas of rare a...
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Travel Turkey - Exploring the Myra Ruins
Take a tour of Myra Ruins in Turkey -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. The Myra ruins reside in Turkey on the coast...
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VLOGGING IN VEGAS!!!
HELLOOOOOOO!!!! THIS IS WHAT OCCURED DAY 1 IN VEGAS AT ROCK IN RIO!
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Lycian Way
Turkey hiking the Lycian way
25.04.2015 - 4.05.2015
Music: Kosheen - Spies
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TURKEY: Tlos - ancient city & rock tombs [HD]
Tlos was an important religious Lycian city. It was one of the six principal cities of Lycia (and purportedly one of the most powerful). Settlement is said t...
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EWP mountain travel maps and map guides
EWP have designed, researched and produced several maps and map-guides aimed at adventurous travellers and mountain walkers. This video covers our series of maps and includes: a set of 16 map guides for the High Atlas of Morocco covering Marrakech, Amizmiz, Toubkal, Jebel Sahro, Tazenakht, Draa, Agadir, Taroudannt, Tafroute and other areas. A set of 11 maps covering all of Kyrghyzstan with the Pam
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Turkey trip 2015
Turkey trip 2015 - Turkey culture - Turkey tourism & vacations 2015
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Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) is on the Mediterranean, with 97% of its territory in West Asia and the Middle East, and with a small section in Southeastern Europe separated by the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and Dardane
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A Visit to some of the Secret Sites of Lycia
Some of the most important parts of the history of Lycia are hidden away in little known and rarely visited ancient sites. These off the beaten track sites m...
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"Lycian Pinara and Sidyma" Oldrover's photos around Dodurga, Turkey
Preview of Oldrover's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/oldrover/1/1274828405/tpod.html This blog prev...
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A Blue Cruise on the Lycian Coast of Turkey
http://www.offtrailtravel.com: One of the classic activities available for Turkish travelers is a "Blue" cruise along the Lycian Coast. The cruises are on a ...
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Turkey 2009 - Part 11 - Hike to Oludeniz, Fethiye, Lycian Tombs
Sara and I hike 7km in the heat over a mountain to the tourist-town of Oludeniz and then walk past the Lycian tombs in Fethiye.
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Göynük Kanyonu Doğası Likya Yolları Antalya Göynük Canyon Nature of the Lycian Ways
ISBN 978-605-88104-0-2 Göynük Kanyonu Doğası Likya Yolları Antalya Arkadaşım ve rehberim Hüseyin Kula ile Antalya saklı doğa cenneti olan Göynük Kanyonunda ç...
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Day One: Hiking The Rugged Lycian Way - Ovacik to Faralya, Turkey
http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com We planned this trip to Turkey around hiking a portion of the Lycian Way which winds through the Taurus Mountains and along ...
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Turkey Travel-Turkish Travel: Travel Video Postcard
Turkey: Turkey is one of the most fascinating countries in the world. Turkey with its glittering, historic and mysterious capital Istanbul is part of the wes...
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Turkey Tourism & Vacations 2015
Turkey Tourism & Vacations 2015, Turkey Trip 2015, Attractions in Turkey
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Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) is on the Mediterranean, with 97% of it's territory in West Asia and the Middle East, and with a small section in Southeastern Europe separated by the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and D
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TURKEY: Xanthos - ancient city [HD]
Xanthos was a center of culture and commerce for the Lycians, and later for the Persians, Greeks, including Macedonians, and Romans who in turn conquered the...
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Gear check Miscellaneous pre-Lycian Way thru-hike
Starting our thru-hiking adventures 23 March, 2015 on the Lycian Way. 540km, 35 days, 15kg base weight, two inexperienced hikers, one trail. Exploring Gaia.
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Highlight of The Lycian Way, Turkey from Bespoke Turkey
Bespoke Turkey has compiled a few wonderful highlights along the Lycian Way walking route. The Lycian Way is a renowned walking route in Turkey, home to beau...
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Dalyan Trip
A trip to Dalyan cruising the lake, visiting the mud baths, Lycian Rock Tombs and Turtle Beach. Trip was booked with Pioneer Travel with Attilla (Atti) as th...
Lycian Way trek, Turkey—Beginning of the trail at Kabak
Lots more adventure travel at: http://gabrieltraveler.com Check out "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel"! http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/d......
Lots more adventure travel at: http://gabrieltraveler.com Check out "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel"! http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/d...
wn.com/Lycian Way Trek, Turkey—Beginning Of The Trail At Kabak
Lots more adventure travel at: http://gabrieltraveler.com Check out "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel"! http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/d...
Premio Travel'sTurkey Lycian Coast Package Tour December 2013
My short video of the Premio bargain basement £199 package tour to the Turkish Lycian area from December 2nd to the 9th 2013 - where are tour guide was the r......
My short video of the Premio bargain basement £199 package tour to the Turkish Lycian area from December 2nd to the 9th 2013 - where are tour guide was the r...
wn.com/Premio Travel'Sturkey Lycian Coast Package Tour December 2013
My short video of the Premio bargain basement £199 package tour to the Turkish Lycian area from December 2nd to the 9th 2013 - where are tour guide was the r...
Ancient Lycian City: Pinara, Fethiye (2014 HD)
Ancient Lycian City Pinara ( Pınara ) Fethiye Ancient Lycian City: Pinara, Fethiye Pınara Antik kenti, Likya kentleri, Antik Likya Kentleri Ancient Lycian Ci......
Ancient Lycian City Pinara ( Pınara ) Fethiye Ancient Lycian City: Pinara, Fethiye Pınara Antik kenti, Likya kentleri, Antik Likya Kentleri Ancient Lycian Ci...
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Ancient Lycian City Pinara ( Pınara ) Fethiye Ancient Lycian City: Pinara, Fethiye Pınara Antik kenti, Likya kentleri, Antik Likya Kentleri Ancient Lycian Ci...
TURKEY: Pinara - ancient city & rock tombs [HD]
Pinara was a large ancient city of Lycia at the foot of Mount Cragus (now Mount Babadag). The remains of several ancient temples can be seen in Pinara, as we......
Pinara was a large ancient city of Lycia at the foot of Mount Cragus (now Mount Babadag). The remains of several ancient temples can be seen in Pinara, as we...
wn.com/Turkey Pinara Ancient City Rock Tombs Hd
Pinara was a large ancient city of Lycia at the foot of Mount Cragus (now Mount Babadag). The remains of several ancient temples can be seen in Pinara, as we...
Turkey - Mediterranean - Lycia
http://www.iwasinturkey.com South of the majestic Taurus Mountains lie on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea with its beaches of fine sand, vistas of rare a......
http://www.iwasinturkey.com South of the majestic Taurus Mountains lie on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea with its beaches of fine sand, vistas of rare a...
wn.com/Turkey Mediterranean Lycia
http://www.iwasinturkey.com South of the majestic Taurus Mountains lie on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea with its beaches of fine sand, vistas of rare a...
- published: 20 Nov 2006
- views: 9179
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author: tinasor
Travel Turkey - Exploring the Myra Ruins
Take a tour of Myra Ruins in Turkey -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. The Myra ruins reside in Turkey on the coast......
Take a tour of Myra Ruins in Turkey -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. The Myra ruins reside in Turkey on the coast...
wn.com/Travel Turkey Exploring The Myra Ruins
Take a tour of Myra Ruins in Turkey -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. The Myra ruins reside in Turkey on the coast...
- published: 06 Jan 2011
- views: 2136
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author: geobeats
VLOGGING IN VEGAS!!!
HELLOOOOOOO!!!! THIS IS WHAT OCCURED DAY 1 IN VEGAS AT ROCK IN RIO!
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HELLOOOOOOO!!!! THIS IS WHAT OCCURED DAY 1 IN VEGAS AT ROCK IN RIO!
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HELLOOOOOOO!!!! THIS IS WHAT OCCURED DAY 1 IN VEGAS AT ROCK IN RIO!
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- published: 22 May 2015
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Lycian Way
Turkey hiking the Lycian way
25.04.2015 - 4.05.2015
Music: Kosheen - Spies...
Turkey hiking the Lycian way
25.04.2015 - 4.05.2015
Music: Kosheen - Spies
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Turkey hiking the Lycian way
25.04.2015 - 4.05.2015
Music: Kosheen - Spies
- published: 28 Jun 2015
- views: 128
TURKEY: Tlos - ancient city & rock tombs [HD]
Tlos was an important religious Lycian city. It was one of the six principal cities of Lycia (and purportedly one of the most powerful). Settlement is said t......
Tlos was an important religious Lycian city. It was one of the six principal cities of Lycia (and purportedly one of the most powerful). Settlement is said t...
wn.com/Turkey Tlos Ancient City Rock Tombs Hd
Tlos was an important religious Lycian city. It was one of the six principal cities of Lycia (and purportedly one of the most powerful). Settlement is said t...
EWP mountain travel maps and map guides
EWP have designed, researched and produced several maps and map-guides aimed at adventurous travellers and mountain walkers. This video covers our series of map...
EWP have designed, researched and produced several maps and map-guides aimed at adventurous travellers and mountain walkers. This video covers our series of maps and includes: a set of 16 map guides for the High Atlas of Morocco covering Marrakech, Amizmiz, Toubkal, Jebel Sahro, Tazenakht, Draa, Agadir, Taroudannt, Tafroute and other areas. A set of 11 maps covering all of Kyrghyzstan with the Pamir and Tien Shan. Various map guides of the Pamir, Tien-Shan, Fann Mountains, Elbrus and Caucasus, Bezingi. Also the Acacus in Libya, part of Lycia and the Lycian Way in Turkey and the main East African mountains Kilimanjaro Mount Elgon, Mount Kenya and the Rwenzori.
http://www.ewpnet.com/maps.htm, EWP 2012
wn.com/Ewp Mountain Travel Maps And Map Guides
EWP have designed, researched and produced several maps and map-guides aimed at adventurous travellers and mountain walkers. This video covers our series of maps and includes: a set of 16 map guides for the High Atlas of Morocco covering Marrakech, Amizmiz, Toubkal, Jebel Sahro, Tazenakht, Draa, Agadir, Taroudannt, Tafroute and other areas. A set of 11 maps covering all of Kyrghyzstan with the Pamir and Tien Shan. Various map guides of the Pamir, Tien-Shan, Fann Mountains, Elbrus and Caucasus, Bezingi. Also the Acacus in Libya, part of Lycia and the Lycian Way in Turkey and the main East African mountains Kilimanjaro Mount Elgon, Mount Kenya and the Rwenzori.
http://www.ewpnet.com/maps.htm, EWP 2012
- published: 24 Aug 2012
- views: 353
Turkey trip 2015
Turkey trip 2015 - Turkey culture - Turkey tourism & vacations 2015
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Turkey trip 2015 - Turkey culture - Turkey tourism & vacations 2015
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Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) is on the Mediterranean, with 97% of its territory in West Asia and the Middle East, and with a small section in Southeastern Europe separated by the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and Dardanelles). With the Black Sea to the north and the Aegean Sea in the west and Mediterranean Sea to the southwest, Turkey is surrounded by Bulgaria and Greece to the west, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to the northeast, Syria, Iraq and Iran to the southeast.
Ancient ruins and architectural heritage
At the crossroads of civilizations, all parts of Turkey are full of a mindblowing number of ancient ruins.
Hittites, the first indigenous people that rose to found a state in Anatolia—although there is one certain Çatalhöyük preceding them, the earliest settlement ever found to the date in Turkey—left the proof of their existence at the ruins of Hattuşaş, their capital.
Ancient Greeks and closely following Romans left their mark mostly in Aegean and Mediterranean Regions, leaving behind the marble ruins of hundreds of cities, temples, and monuments. Some are largely restored to their former glory, such as Ephesus as well as numerous others along the Aegean coast which are on the checklist of most travellers to Turkey, along with some more obscure ones off the beaten path such as Aphrodisias near Denizli, and Aizonai.
In the meantime, some other indigenous peoples, such as Lycians, were carving beautiful tombs—many of which are fairly well preserved and can be seen all around Lycia—for their dearly departed ones onto the rocky hillsides.
Legendary Troy stands out as an example of different civilizations literally living on the top of each other. While what is visible today is clearly Hellenistic, the place has its roots as Hittite Wilusa, and later re-built many times over by Ancient Greeks.
Perhaps the most unique "architectural" heritage in the country, some of the Cappadocian cave houses and churches carved into "fairy chimneys" and underground cities (in a literal sense!) date back to early Christians hiding from persecution.
Successors of Romans, the Byzantines, broke new ground with more ambitious projects, culminating in grand Hagia Sophia of Istanbul, built in 537, and which had the distinction of being the largest cathedral in the world for almost a thousand years. Most of Byzantine heritage intact today is found in Marmara Region, especially in Istanbul, although a stray monastery or two dating back to the era can be found in almost any part of the country.
Seljuks, the first ever Turkic state to be founded in Asia Minor, built most of their monuments—which incorporates large majestic portals and heavily delicate stonework, reminiscent of some landmarks in parts of Asia—in major centres of the time in Eastern and Central Anatolia, especially in Konya, their capital.
Ottomans, who had considered themselves as a Balkan state until their demise, built most of their landmarks in Balkans and the natural extension of Balkans within today's Turkey—Marmara Region—just like the Byzantines, whom the Ottomans inspired to in so many ways. Most of the earlier Ottoman monuments were built in Bursa, which have little Byzantine and comperatively large Seljuk influences, and later, when the dynasty moved to Europe, in Edirne, some of the major landmarks of which exhibit some kind of "transitional" and fairly experimental style. It wasn't until the Fall of Constantinople that the Ottomans adopted Byzantine architecture almost full scale with some adjustments. However, the Ottoman imperial architecture possibly reached its zenith not in Istanbul, but in Edirne—in the form of Selimiye Mosque, a work of Sinan, the great Ottoman architecture of 16th century.
19th century brought back the Greek and Roman taste of architectural styles, so there was a huge explosion of neo-classical architecture, as much fashionable in Turkey as in the much of the rest of the world at that time. Galata side of Istanbul, Izmir (though unfortunately most of which was lost to the big fire of 1922), and numerous towns along the coasts, one most prominent and well preserved example being Ayvalık, quickly filled with elegant neo-classical buildings. At the same time, people in more inland locations were favouring pleasant, more traditional, and less pretentious half-timbered whitewashed houses, which form picturesque towns such as Safranbolu, Beypazarı, and Şirince in northern, central, and western part of the country respectively. It was also this time beautiful and impressive wooden mansions of Istanbul's seaside neighbourhoods and islands were built.
wn.com/Turkey Trip 2015
Turkey trip 2015 - Turkey culture - Turkey tourism & vacations 2015
Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube
Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) is on the Mediterranean, with 97% of its territory in West Asia and the Middle East, and with a small section in Southeastern Europe separated by the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and Dardanelles). With the Black Sea to the north and the Aegean Sea in the west and Mediterranean Sea to the southwest, Turkey is surrounded by Bulgaria and Greece to the west, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to the northeast, Syria, Iraq and Iran to the southeast.
Ancient ruins and architectural heritage
At the crossroads of civilizations, all parts of Turkey are full of a mindblowing number of ancient ruins.
Hittites, the first indigenous people that rose to found a state in Anatolia—although there is one certain Çatalhöyük preceding them, the earliest settlement ever found to the date in Turkey—left the proof of their existence at the ruins of Hattuşaş, their capital.
Ancient Greeks and closely following Romans left their mark mostly in Aegean and Mediterranean Regions, leaving behind the marble ruins of hundreds of cities, temples, and monuments. Some are largely restored to their former glory, such as Ephesus as well as numerous others along the Aegean coast which are on the checklist of most travellers to Turkey, along with some more obscure ones off the beaten path such as Aphrodisias near Denizli, and Aizonai.
In the meantime, some other indigenous peoples, such as Lycians, were carving beautiful tombs—many of which are fairly well preserved and can be seen all around Lycia—for their dearly departed ones onto the rocky hillsides.
Legendary Troy stands out as an example of different civilizations literally living on the top of each other. While what is visible today is clearly Hellenistic, the place has its roots as Hittite Wilusa, and later re-built many times over by Ancient Greeks.
Perhaps the most unique "architectural" heritage in the country, some of the Cappadocian cave houses and churches carved into "fairy chimneys" and underground cities (in a literal sense!) date back to early Christians hiding from persecution.
Successors of Romans, the Byzantines, broke new ground with more ambitious projects, culminating in grand Hagia Sophia of Istanbul, built in 537, and which had the distinction of being the largest cathedral in the world for almost a thousand years. Most of Byzantine heritage intact today is found in Marmara Region, especially in Istanbul, although a stray monastery or two dating back to the era can be found in almost any part of the country.
Seljuks, the first ever Turkic state to be founded in Asia Minor, built most of their monuments—which incorporates large majestic portals and heavily delicate stonework, reminiscent of some landmarks in parts of Asia—in major centres of the time in Eastern and Central Anatolia, especially in Konya, their capital.
Ottomans, who had considered themselves as a Balkan state until their demise, built most of their landmarks in Balkans and the natural extension of Balkans within today's Turkey—Marmara Region—just like the Byzantines, whom the Ottomans inspired to in so many ways. Most of the earlier Ottoman monuments were built in Bursa, which have little Byzantine and comperatively large Seljuk influences, and later, when the dynasty moved to Europe, in Edirne, some of the major landmarks of which exhibit some kind of "transitional" and fairly experimental style. It wasn't until the Fall of Constantinople that the Ottomans adopted Byzantine architecture almost full scale with some adjustments. However, the Ottoman imperial architecture possibly reached its zenith not in Istanbul, but in Edirne—in the form of Selimiye Mosque, a work of Sinan, the great Ottoman architecture of 16th century.
19th century brought back the Greek and Roman taste of architectural styles, so there was a huge explosion of neo-classical architecture, as much fashionable in Turkey as in the much of the rest of the world at that time. Galata side of Istanbul, Izmir (though unfortunately most of which was lost to the big fire of 1922), and numerous towns along the coasts, one most prominent and well preserved example being Ayvalık, quickly filled with elegant neo-classical buildings. At the same time, people in more inland locations were favouring pleasant, more traditional, and less pretentious half-timbered whitewashed houses, which form picturesque towns such as Safranbolu, Beypazarı, and Şirince in northern, central, and western part of the country respectively. It was also this time beautiful and impressive wooden mansions of Istanbul's seaside neighbourhoods and islands were built.
- published: 28 Apr 2015
- views: 5
A Visit to some of the Secret Sites of Lycia
Some of the most important parts of the history of Lycia are hidden away in little known and rarely visited ancient sites. These off the beaten track sites m......
Some of the most important parts of the history of Lycia are hidden away in little known and rarely visited ancient sites. These off the beaten track sites m...
wn.com/A Visit To Some Of The Secret Sites Of Lycia
Some of the most important parts of the history of Lycia are hidden away in little known and rarely visited ancient sites. These off the beaten track sites m...
- published: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 44
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author: Jon Graham
"Lycian Pinara and Sidyma" Oldrover's photos around Dodurga, Turkey
Preview of Oldrover's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/oldrover/1/1274828405/tpod.html This blog prev......
Preview of Oldrover's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/oldrover/1/1274828405/tpod.html This blog prev...
wn.com/Lycian Pinara And Sidyma Oldrover's Photos Around Dodurga, Turkey
Preview of Oldrover's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/oldrover/1/1274828405/tpod.html This blog prev...
A Blue Cruise on the Lycian Coast of Turkey
http://www.offtrailtravel.com: One of the classic activities available for Turkish travelers is a "Blue" cruise along the Lycian Coast. The cruises are on a ......
http://www.offtrailtravel.com: One of the classic activities available for Turkish travelers is a "Blue" cruise along the Lycian Coast. The cruises are on a ...
wn.com/A Blue Cruise On The Lycian Coast Of Turkey
http://www.offtrailtravel.com: One of the classic activities available for Turkish travelers is a "Blue" cruise along the Lycian Coast. The cruises are on a ...
- published: 13 Jan 2014
- views: 133
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author: mike866
Turkey 2009 - Part 11 - Hike to Oludeniz, Fethiye, Lycian Tombs
Sara and I hike 7km in the heat over a mountain to the tourist-town of Oludeniz and then walk past the Lycian tombs in Fethiye....
Sara and I hike 7km in the heat over a mountain to the tourist-town of Oludeniz and then walk past the Lycian tombs in Fethiye.
wn.com/Turkey 2009 Part 11 Hike To Oludeniz, Fethiye, Lycian Tombs
Sara and I hike 7km in the heat over a mountain to the tourist-town of Oludeniz and then walk past the Lycian tombs in Fethiye.
- published: 30 Nov 2009
- views: 1438
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author: Josh Leo
Göynük Kanyonu Doğası Likya Yolları Antalya Göynük Canyon Nature of the Lycian Ways
ISBN 978-605-88104-0-2 Göynük Kanyonu Doğası Likya Yolları Antalya Arkadaşım ve rehberim Hüseyin Kula ile Antalya saklı doğa cenneti olan Göynük Kanyonunda ç......
ISBN 978-605-88104-0-2 Göynük Kanyonu Doğası Likya Yolları Antalya Arkadaşım ve rehberim Hüseyin Kula ile Antalya saklı doğa cenneti olan Göynük Kanyonunda ç...
wn.com/Göynük Kanyonu Doğası Likya Yolları Antalya Göynük Canyon Nature Of The Lycian Ways
ISBN 978-605-88104-0-2 Göynük Kanyonu Doğası Likya Yolları Antalya Arkadaşım ve rehberim Hüseyin Kula ile Antalya saklı doğa cenneti olan Göynük Kanyonunda ç...
Day One: Hiking The Rugged Lycian Way - Ovacik to Faralya, Turkey
http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com We planned this trip to Turkey around hiking a portion of the Lycian Way which winds through the Taurus Mountains and along ......
http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com We planned this trip to Turkey around hiking a portion of the Lycian Way which winds through the Taurus Mountains and along ...
wn.com/Day One Hiking The Rugged Lycian Way Ovacik To Faralya, Turkey
http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com We planned this trip to Turkey around hiking a portion of the Lycian Way which winds through the Taurus Mountains and along ...
Turkey Travel-Turkish Travel: Travel Video Postcard
Turkey: Turkey is one of the most fascinating countries in the world. Turkey with its glittering, historic and mysterious capital Istanbul is part of the wes......
Turkey: Turkey is one of the most fascinating countries in the world. Turkey with its glittering, historic and mysterious capital Istanbul is part of the wes...
wn.com/Turkey Travel Turkish Travel Travel Video Postcard
Turkey: Turkey is one of the most fascinating countries in the world. Turkey with its glittering, historic and mysterious capital Istanbul is part of the wes...
Turkey Tourism & Vacations 2015
Turkey Tourism & Vacations 2015, Turkey Trip 2015, Attractions in Turkey
Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_us...
Turkey Tourism & Vacations 2015, Turkey Trip 2015, Attractions in Turkey
Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube
Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) is on the Mediterranean, with 97% of it's territory in West Asia and the Middle East, and with a small section in Southeastern Europe separated by the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and Dardanelles). With the Black Sea to the north and the Aegean Sea in the west and Mediterranean Sea to the southwest, Turkey is surrounded by Bulgaria and Greece to the west, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to the northeast, Syria, Iraq and Iran to the southeast.
See in Turkey
================
As a general rule, most museums and sites of ancient cities in Turkey are closed on Mondays, although there are numerous exceptions to this.
Ancient ruins and architectural heritage
At the crossroads of civilizations, all parts of Turkey are full of a mindblowing number of ancient ruins.
Hittites, the first indigenous people that rose to found a state in Anatolia—although there is one certain Çatalhöyük preceding them, the earliest settlement ever found to the date in Turkey—left the proof of their existence at the ruins of Hattuşaş, their capital.
Ancient Greeks and closely following Romans left their mark mostly in Aegean and Mediterranean Regions, leaving behind the marble ruins of hundreds of cities, temples, and monuments. Some are largely restored to their former glory, such as Ephesus as well as numerous others along the Aegean coast which are on the checklist of most travellers to Turkey, along with some more obscure ones off the beaten path such as Aphrodisias near Denizli, and Aizonai.
In the meantime, some other indigenous peoples, such as Lycians, were carving beautiful tombs—many of which are fairly well preserved and can be seen all around Lycia—for their dearly departed ones onto the rocky hillsides.
Legendary Troy stands out as an example of different civilizations literally living on the top of each other. While what is visible today is clearly Hellenistic, the place has its roots as Hittite Wilusa, and later re-built many times over by Ancient Greeks.
Perhaps the most unique "architectural" heritage in the country, some of the Cappadocian cave houses and churches carved into "fairy chimneys" and underground cities (in a literal sense!) date back to early Christians hiding from persecution.
Successors of Romans, the Byzantines, broke new ground with more ambitious projects, culminating in grand Hagia Sophia of Istanbul, built in 537, and which had the distinction of being the largest cathedral in the world for almost a thousand years. Most of Byzantine heritage intact today is found in Marmara Region, especially in Istanbul, although a stray monastery or two dating back to the era can be found in almost any part of the country.
Seljuks, the first ever Turkic state to be founded in Asia Minor, built most of their monuments—which incorporates large majestic portals and heavily delicate stonework, reminiscent of some landmarks in parts of Asia—in major centres of the time in Eastern and Central Anatolia, especially in Konya, their capital.
Ottomans, who had considered themselves as a Balkan state until their demise, built most of their landmarks in Balkans and the natural extension of Balkans within today's Turkey—Marmara Region—just like the Byzantines, whom the Ottomans inspired to in so many ways. Most of the earlier Ottoman monuments were built in Bursa, which have little Byzantine and comperatively large Seljuk influences, and later, when the dynasty moved to Europe, in Edirne, some of the major landmarks of which exhibit some kind of "transitional" and fairly experimental style. It wasn't until the Fall of Constantinople that the Ottomans adopted Byzantine architecture almost full scale with some adjustments. However, the Ottoman imperial architecture possibly reached its zenith not in Istanbul, but in Edirne—in the form of Selimiye Mosque, a work of Sinan, the great Ottoman architecture of 16th century.
19th century brought back the Greek and Roman taste of architectural styles, so there was a huge explosion of neo-classical architecture, as much fashionable in Turkey as in the much of the rest of the world at that time. Galata side of Istanbul, Izmir (though unfortunately most of which was lost to the big fire of 1922), and numerous towns along the coasts, one most prominent and well preserved example being Ayvalık, quickly filled with elegant neo-classical buildings.
wn.com/Turkey Tourism Vacations 2015
Turkey Tourism & Vacations 2015, Turkey Trip 2015, Attractions in Turkey
Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube
Turkey (Turkish: Türkiye) is on the Mediterranean, with 97% of it's territory in West Asia and the Middle East, and with a small section in Southeastern Europe separated by the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and Dardanelles). With the Black Sea to the north and the Aegean Sea in the west and Mediterranean Sea to the southwest, Turkey is surrounded by Bulgaria and Greece to the west, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to the northeast, Syria, Iraq and Iran to the southeast.
See in Turkey
================
As a general rule, most museums and sites of ancient cities in Turkey are closed on Mondays, although there are numerous exceptions to this.
Ancient ruins and architectural heritage
At the crossroads of civilizations, all parts of Turkey are full of a mindblowing number of ancient ruins.
Hittites, the first indigenous people that rose to found a state in Anatolia—although there is one certain Çatalhöyük preceding them, the earliest settlement ever found to the date in Turkey—left the proof of their existence at the ruins of Hattuşaş, their capital.
Ancient Greeks and closely following Romans left their mark mostly in Aegean and Mediterranean Regions, leaving behind the marble ruins of hundreds of cities, temples, and monuments. Some are largely restored to their former glory, such as Ephesus as well as numerous others along the Aegean coast which are on the checklist of most travellers to Turkey, along with some more obscure ones off the beaten path such as Aphrodisias near Denizli, and Aizonai.
In the meantime, some other indigenous peoples, such as Lycians, were carving beautiful tombs—many of which are fairly well preserved and can be seen all around Lycia—for their dearly departed ones onto the rocky hillsides.
Legendary Troy stands out as an example of different civilizations literally living on the top of each other. While what is visible today is clearly Hellenistic, the place has its roots as Hittite Wilusa, and later re-built many times over by Ancient Greeks.
Perhaps the most unique "architectural" heritage in the country, some of the Cappadocian cave houses and churches carved into "fairy chimneys" and underground cities (in a literal sense!) date back to early Christians hiding from persecution.
Successors of Romans, the Byzantines, broke new ground with more ambitious projects, culminating in grand Hagia Sophia of Istanbul, built in 537, and which had the distinction of being the largest cathedral in the world for almost a thousand years. Most of Byzantine heritage intact today is found in Marmara Region, especially in Istanbul, although a stray monastery or two dating back to the era can be found in almost any part of the country.
Seljuks, the first ever Turkic state to be founded in Asia Minor, built most of their monuments—which incorporates large majestic portals and heavily delicate stonework, reminiscent of some landmarks in parts of Asia—in major centres of the time in Eastern and Central Anatolia, especially in Konya, their capital.
Ottomans, who had considered themselves as a Balkan state until their demise, built most of their landmarks in Balkans and the natural extension of Balkans within today's Turkey—Marmara Region—just like the Byzantines, whom the Ottomans inspired to in so many ways. Most of the earlier Ottoman monuments were built in Bursa, which have little Byzantine and comperatively large Seljuk influences, and later, when the dynasty moved to Europe, in Edirne, some of the major landmarks of which exhibit some kind of "transitional" and fairly experimental style. It wasn't until the Fall of Constantinople that the Ottomans adopted Byzantine architecture almost full scale with some adjustments. However, the Ottoman imperial architecture possibly reached its zenith not in Istanbul, but in Edirne—in the form of Selimiye Mosque, a work of Sinan, the great Ottoman architecture of 16th century.
19th century brought back the Greek and Roman taste of architectural styles, so there was a huge explosion of neo-classical architecture, as much fashionable in Turkey as in the much of the rest of the world at that time. Galata side of Istanbul, Izmir (though unfortunately most of which was lost to the big fire of 1922), and numerous towns along the coasts, one most prominent and well preserved example being Ayvalık, quickly filled with elegant neo-classical buildings.
- published: 08 Jan 2015
- views: 8
TURKEY: Xanthos - ancient city [HD]
Xanthos was a center of culture and commerce for the Lycians, and later for the Persians, Greeks, including Macedonians, and Romans who in turn conquered the......
Xanthos was a center of culture and commerce for the Lycians, and later for the Persians, Greeks, including Macedonians, and Romans who in turn conquered the...
wn.com/Turkey Xanthos Ancient City Hd
Xanthos was a center of culture and commerce for the Lycians, and later for the Persians, Greeks, including Macedonians, and Romans who in turn conquered the...
Gear check Miscellaneous pre-Lycian Way thru-hike
Starting our thru-hiking adventures 23 March, 2015 on the Lycian Way. 540km, 35 days, 15kg base weight, two inexperienced hikers, one trail. Exploring Gaia....
Starting our thru-hiking adventures 23 March, 2015 on the Lycian Way. 540km, 35 days, 15kg base weight, two inexperienced hikers, one trail. Exploring Gaia.
wn.com/Gear Check Miscellaneous Pre Lycian Way Thru Hike
Starting our thru-hiking adventures 23 March, 2015 on the Lycian Way. 540km, 35 days, 15kg base weight, two inexperienced hikers, one trail. Exploring Gaia.
- published: 17 Mar 2015
- views: 24
Highlight of The Lycian Way, Turkey from Bespoke Turkey
Bespoke Turkey has compiled a few wonderful highlights along the Lycian Way walking route. The Lycian Way is a renowned walking route in Turkey, home to beau......
Bespoke Turkey has compiled a few wonderful highlights along the Lycian Way walking route. The Lycian Way is a renowned walking route in Turkey, home to beau...
wn.com/Highlight Of The Lycian Way, Turkey From Bespoke Turkey
Bespoke Turkey has compiled a few wonderful highlights along the Lycian Way walking route. The Lycian Way is a renowned walking route in Turkey, home to beau...
Dalyan Trip
A trip to Dalyan cruising the lake, visiting the mud baths, Lycian Rock Tombs and Turtle Beach. Trip was booked with Pioneer Travel with Attilla (Atti) as th......
A trip to Dalyan cruising the lake, visiting the mud baths, Lycian Rock Tombs and Turtle Beach. Trip was booked with Pioneer Travel with Attilla (Atti) as th...
wn.com/Dalyan Trip
A trip to Dalyan cruising the lake, visiting the mud baths, Lycian Rock Tombs and Turtle Beach. Trip was booked with Pioneer Travel with Attilla (Atti) as th...
- published: 14 Mar 2014
- views: 2135
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author: akkers5