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The area has been inhabited as far back as it's possible to discover. Research in the cave of Palanlı 10 km north of Adıyaman show occupation in 40,000 BC and other digs in Samsat reveal continuous occupation through the stone and Bronze Ages.
From 900BC onwards came waves of invasions from Assyrians, Persians, and Macedonians until the Commagene kingdom was founded in 69BC. This was the civilisation that built the statues on top of nearby Mount Nemrut. The capital was in Samsat (Samosata) but the town of Adıyaman was a walled city of the Commagenes. The city walls of Adıyaman have been restored and replaced many times since.
The Commagene kingdom lasted until the Romans came in 72AD. Yet more campaigns and invasions followed and Adıyaman was controlled by Byzantines 395-670, Ummayads from 670 and then Abbasids 758-926. Then the area returned to Byzantine control during 859-1114. The Arabs returned from 1114 to 1204 and finally came the arrival of the Turks. The Arabic name for the castle and town was Hısn-ı Mansur[citation needed].
Turks moved into the area from 1114 onwards and for most of the 13th century was settled by the Selçuk Turks often disrupted by Mongol invasions. From 1298 to 1516 the town was under the control of the Mameluks. Adıyaman was brought into the Ottoman Empire by Selim I in 1516, but local power often rested with the Dulkadiroğulları tribe of Türkmen people that settled here
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Entry from: Kahta, Turkey
Entry Title: "Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day!"
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"Tuesday, May 15, Gaziantep to Urfa: Today was the most frustrating day. I got up early and went to the Gaziantep Otogar, where I caught a 3 hour ride to Urfa. I had extensively searched Internet websites for information on tours to Mount Nemrut, one of the most famous mountains in Turkey, from Urfa. Everything I knew pointed to Yes. But really, this was not an option, as I was to find out. I got to Urfa and spotted Metro Turizm, a familiar name in a sea of unfamiliarity. I learned where to catch a bus to Balikli Gol (which means the Lake of Fishes), Urfa's main tourist attraction and pilgrimmage site. Usually the good hotels and travel agencies ring around the most popular tourist sites of a city. I was wrong. Urfa only had one travel agency that I could find. I located it after walking a half hour uphill in the burning sun toting my big bag. I found the Hotel Ipek, which I knew from the Internet as an upscale establishment, and asked about tours. "We run tours to Nemrut every Sunday," said the gal at the desk with a smile. "You can go and arrange it with our tour manager." 'Yeah, right, I'll just wait here 'till Sunday,' I thought bitterly. I took off back to the Otogar, still hoping to find a tour agency. I went to Metro and they sent me around the corner to the local mini-bus stop. Mini-buses run from Urfa to Adiyaman every hour, and thereafter to Kahta. The cost for a trip is 7.50-10 lira and is about 100 kilometers from Urfa to Adiyaman , which can take 2 hours as the bus picks up and drops off numerous passengers along the way. The little man at the mini-bus stand called up a friend and gave me the phone. We talked and agreed on a 70 lira stay and tour. After the ride to Adiyaman I was put on another mini-bus bound toward Kahta, which is 30 kilometers from Adiyaman and is the main springboard town to Mount Nemrut. On the way I talked to a nice old Kurdish man who I couldn't convince that I wasn't from Germany. "Where are you from?" he would ask me. "Canada," I would say. "Alimanya?" he asks (which is the Turkish word for Germany), and I say, "No, Canada." "Italya?" "No, C..." "Alimanya. Slovakia. Austria. Albania..." He was listing more than asking, now. "No, no, K-A-N-A-D-A. Canada." "Sprekin ze Deutsch?" The tour bus dropped me at a small tourist office of Kommagenetour, and I must explicitly state right now, I do NOT recommend this tour agency, not it's tours nor it's accomodations. The operators charge twice the price of many other tour agencies, and for a tour that they boast shows you more than Nemrut (by more they mean an old bridge and a statue). I was told that 140 YTL got me a hotel, a tour, and I didn't have to pay any entrace fees, of which there were two at 10 YTL each. "But I just talked to another man who quoted me 70 YTL, with breakfast included," I said. "Yes, but with me you can go tonight and see the sunset. The weather is beautiful today. It was bad yesterday. Who knows what it will be tomorrow? And, my friend, listen. This man... may I see his card please?... this man will make you pay the entrance fees, which are 10 lira at the bridge and 10 lira at Nemrut Dagi. And you won't get to see this bridge," he said with a smile. Since I was on a very tight schedule, I agreed to a 125 lira deal, which hurt me deeply since it was more than a third of my entire budget. It hurt me even more deeply after I saw how dirty and poor the room was. On the up side, my driver magically showed up right as the money brushed the guy's palm, and off we went to catch the sunset on Mount Nemrut. Now usually for 140 lira or so, which is an extraordinary amount for a tour in Turkey, you get a guide who speaks your own language and knows the history of the area. Not so with Mehmet, a Kurdish guy with a lot of energy and a lead foot. "Cabuk cabuk!" he would hollar as we flew past the first few sights that I was apparently paying extra to see. "Quick quick! The sun sets in 2 hours. You came late. It's better to come early and go slow."
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Photos from this trip:
1. "Cendere Bridge"
2. "Cheers at Sunset"
3. "Kurdish Goatherds"
4. "Seated Kings"
5. "Snow on Nemrut"
6. "Sunset on Nemrut"
7. "Sunset on the Mount"
8. "The Best Head on the Mountain"
9. "The Heads"
10. "The Landscape"
11. "The Lion"
12. "The Old Bird"
13. "To Nemrut Summit"
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Adıyaman (Kurdish: Semsûr, the ancient Perre or Pordonnium, Ancient Greek: Περρη) is a city in southeastern Turkey, capital of the Adıyaman Province. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in Turkey. The population rose from 100,045 (1990) to 202,735 (2010 census figures).
The city officially had the name Hısn-ı Mansur ("Castle of Mansur") until the year 1926, named after the fortified castle perched on a hill around which the city grew. As this name was difficult for the locals to pronounce, people were referring the city as adı yaman, which means "its name is tough" or "(the place) whose name is tough" in Turkish.[citation needed] In 1926, this term was adopted as the official name of the city. In present-day Turkish, the word yaman can also have a strong positive connotation, just like the English word 'terrific'.
Adıyaman has a semi-arid climate. Summers are very hot and very dry. Temperatures reach 40 °C (104.0 °F) at the height of summer for the majority of the time. The highest recorded temperature was 45.3 °C (113.5 °F) on 30 July 2000. Winters in Adıyaman are cool/cold and quite often snowy. The lowest recorded temperature was −10 °C (14.0 °F) on 23 February 1985.
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Adıyaman Province (Turkish: Adıyaman ili) is a province in south-central Turkey. The province was created in 1954 out of part of Malatya Province. Area 7,614 km². Population 590,935 (2010 est), up from 513,131 in 1990. The capital is Adıyaman. The area has been inhabited since the earliest times and many civilisations have settled here. There are therefore a number of places of historical interest which attract visitors. Nemrud Dağı is a major site of interest here, noted for its sanctuary of statues built by Antiochus Theos, king of Commagene. It is accessed through the town of Kâhta.
A branch of the large Atatürk reservoir lies between Adıyaman and the town of Samsat, and with more investment the irrigation this could become a rich agricultural zone. Currently it does feel impoverished and people travelling by mule or donkey are a common sight.
Until the 1950s Adıyaman was a city in the province of Malatya, but was made into a province in its own right as a reward for voting for the winning Democratic Party in the 1954 general election.
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TURKEY Playlist: http://goo.gl/tCpBWC Google+: http://goo.gl/FSs6Ia Facebook: http://goo.gl/gwnLPg Twitter: http://goo.gl/KGoufJ The area has been inhabited as far back as it's possible to discover. Research in the cave of Palanlı 10 km north of Adıyaman show occupation in 40,000 BC and other digs in Samsat reveal continuous occupation through the stone and Bronze Ages. From 900BC onwards came waves of invasions from Assyrians, Persians, and Macedonians until the Commagene kingdom was founded in 69BC. This was the civilisation that built the statues on top of nearby Mount Nemrut. The capital was in Samsat (Samosata) but the town of Adıyaman was a walled city of the Commagenes. The city walls of Adıyaman have been restored and replaced many times since. The Commagene kingdom lasted until the Romans came in 72AD. Yet more campaigns and invasions followed and Adıyaman was controlled by Byzantines 395-670, Ummayads from 670 and then Abbasids 758-926. Then the area returned to Byzantine control during 859-1114. The Arabs returned from 1114 to 1204 and finally came the arrival of the Turks. The Arabic name for the castle and town was Hısn-ı Mansur[citation needed]. Turks moved into the area from 1114 onwards and for most of the 13th century was settled by the Selçuk Turks often disrupted by Mongol invasions. From 1298 to 1516 the town was under the control of the Mameluks. Adıyaman was brought into the Ottoman Empire by Selim I in 1516, but local power often rested with the Dulkadiroğulları tribe of Türkmen people that settled here #travel #tourism #turkey #tourist #adıyaman -
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1:53"Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day" Jaredwall's photos around Kahta, Turkey
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Preview of Jaredwall's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/jaredwall/istanbulu_life/1179250800/tpod.html This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Kahta, Turkey Entry Title: "Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day!" Entry: "Tuesday, May 15, Gaziantep to Urfa: Today was the most frustrating day. I got up early and went to the Gaziantep Otogar, where I caught a 3 hour ride to Urfa. I had extensively searched Internet websites for information on tours to Mount Nemrut, one of the most famous mountains in Turkey, from Urfa. Everything I knew pointed to Yes. But really, this was not an option, as I was to find out. I got to Urfa and spotted Metro Turizm, a familiar name in a sea of unfamiliarity. I learned where to catch a bus to Balikli Gol (which means the Lake of Fishes), Urfa's main tourist attraction and pilgrimmage site. Usually the good hotels and travel agencies ring around the most popular tourist sites of a city. I was wrong. Urfa only had one travel agency that I could find. I located it after walking a half hour uphill in the burning sun toting my big bag. I found the Hotel Ipek, which I knew from the Internet as an upscale establishment, and asked about tours. "We run tours to Nemrut every Sunday," said the gal at the desk with a smile. "You can go and arrange it with our tour manager." 'Yeah, right, I'll just wait here 'till Sunday,' I thought bitterly. I took off back to the Otogar, still hoping to find a tour agency. I went to Metro and they sent me around the corner to the local mini-bus stop. Mini-buses run from Urfa to Adiyaman every hour, and thereafter to Kahta. The cost for a trip is 7.50-10 lira and is about 100 kilometers from Urfa to Adiyaman , which can take 2 hours as the bus picks up and drops off numerous passengers along the way. The little man at the mini-bus stand called up a friend and gave me the phone. We talked and agreed on a 70 lira stay and tour. After the ride to Adiyaman I was put on another mini-bus bound toward Kahta, which is 30 kilometers from Adiyaman and is the main springboard town to Mount Nemrut. On the way I talked to a nice old Kurdish man who I couldn't convince that I wasn't from Germany. "Where are you from?" he would ask me. "Canada," I would say. "Alimanya?" he asks (which is the Turkish word for Germany), and I say, "No, Canada." "Italya?" "No, C..." "Alimanya. Slovakia. Austria. Albania..." He was listing more than asking, now. "No, no, K-A-N-A-D-A. Canada." "Sprekin ze Deutsch?" The tour bus dropped me at a small tourist office of Kommagenetour, and I must explicitly state right now, I do NOT recommend this tour agency, not it's tours nor it's accomodations. The operators charge twice the price of many other tour agencies, and for a tour that they boast shows you more than Nemrut (by more they mean an old bridge and a statue). I was told that 140 YTL got me a hotel, a tour, and I didn't have to pay any entrace fees, of which there were two at 10 YTL each. "But I just talked to another man who quoted me 70 YTL, with breakfast included," I said. "Yes, but with me you can go tonight and see the sunset. The weather is beautiful today. It was bad yesterday. Who knows what it will be tomorrow? And, my friend, listen. This man... may I see his card please?... this man will make you pay the entrance fees, which are 10 lira at the bridge and 10 lira at Nemrut Dagi. And you won't get to see this bridge," he said with a smile. Since I was on a very tight schedule, I agreed to a 125 lira deal, which hurt me deeply since it was more than a third of my entire budget. It hurt me even more deeply after I saw how dirty and poor the room was. On the up side, my driver magically showed up right as the money brushed the guy's palm, and off we went to catch the sunset on Mount Nemrut. Now usually for 140 lira or so, which is an extraordinary amount for a tour in Turkey, you get a guide who speaks your own language and knows the history of the area. Not so with Mehmet, a Kurdish guy with a lot of energy and a lead foot. "Cabuk cabuk!" he would hollar as we flew past the first few sights that I was apparently paying extra to see. "Quick quick! The sun sets in 2 hours. You came late. It's better to come early and go slow." Read and see more at: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/jaredwall/istanbulu_life/1179250800/tpod.html Photos from this trip: 1. "Cendere Bridge" 2. "Cheers at Sunset" 3. "Kurdish Goatherds" 4. "Seated Kings" 5. "Snow on Nemrut" 6. "Sunset on Nemrut" 7. "Sunset on the Mount" 8. "The Best Head on the Mountain" 9. "The Heads" 10. "The Landscape" 11. "The Lion" 12. "The Old Bird" 13. "To Nemrut Summit" See this TripWow and more at http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-00af-d20c-1766?ytv4=1 -
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1:23Vadi&i; Leman Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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TURKEY Playlist: http://goo.gl/tCpBWC Google+: http://goo.gl/FSs6Ia Facebook: http://goo.gl/gwnLPg Twitter: http://goo.gl/KGoufJ The area has been inhabited as far back as it's possible to discover. Research in the cave of Palanlı 10 km north of Adıyaman show occupation in 40,000 BC and other digs in Samsat reveal continuous occupation through the stone and Bronze Ages. From 900BC onwards came waves of invasions from Assyrians, Persians, and Macedonians until the Commagene kingdom was founded in 69BC. This was the civilisation that built the statues on top of nearby Mount Nemrut. The capital was in Samsat (Samosata) but the town of Adıyaman was a walled city of the Commagenes. The city walls of Adıyaman have been restored and replaced many times since. The Commagene kingdom lasted until t... -
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Preview of Jaredwall's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/jaredwall/istanbulu_life/1179250800/tpod.html This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Kahta, Turkey Entry Title: "Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day!" Entry: "Tuesday, May 15, Gaziantep to Urfa: Today was the most frustrating day. I got up early and went to the Gaziantep Otogar, where I caught a 3 hour ride to Urfa. I had extensively searched Internet websites for information on tours to Mount Nemrut, one of the most famous mountains in Turkey, from Urfa. Everything I knew pointed to Yes. But really, this was not an option, as I was to find out. I got to Urfa and spotted Metro Turizm, a famili... -
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The area has been inhabited as far back as it's possible to discover. Research in the cave of Palanlı 10 km north of Adıyaman show occupation in 40,000 BC and other digs in Samsat reveal continuous occupation through the stone and Bronze Ages.
From 900BC onwards came waves of invasions from Assyrians, Persians, and Macedonians until the Commagene kingdom was founded in 69BC. This was the civilisation that built the statues on top of nearby Mount Nemrut. The capital was in Samsat (Samosata) but the town of Adıyaman was a walled city of the Commagenes. The city walls of Adıyaman have been restored and replaced many times since.
The Commagene kingdom lasted until the Romans came in 72AD. Yet more campaigns and invasions followed and Adıyaman was controlled by Byzantines 395-670, Ummayads from 670 and then Abbasids 758-926. Then the area returned to Byzantine control during 859-1114. The Arabs returned from 1114 to 1204 and finally came the arrival of the Turks. The Arabic name for the castle and town was Hısn-ı Mansur[citation needed].
Turks moved into the area from 1114 onwards and for most of the 13th century was settled by the Selçuk Turks often disrupted by Mongol invasions. From 1298 to 1516 the town was under the control of the Mameluks. Adıyaman was brought into the Ottoman Empire by Selim I in 1516, but local power often rested with the Dulkadiroğulları tribe of Türkmen people that settled here
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The area has been inhabited as far back as it's possible to discover. Research in the cave of Palanlı 10 km north of Adıyaman show occupation in 40,000 BC and other digs in Samsat reveal continuous occupation through the stone and Bronze Ages.
From 900BC onwards came waves of invasions from Assyrians, Persians, and Macedonians until the Commagene kingdom was founded in 69BC. This was the civilisation that built the statues on top of nearby Mount Nemrut. The capital was in Samsat (Samosata) but the town of Adıyaman was a walled city of the Commagenes. The city walls of Adıyaman have been restored and replaced many times since.
The Commagene kingdom lasted until the Romans came in 72AD. Yet more campaigns and invasions followed and Adıyaman was controlled by Byzantines 395-670, Ummayads from 670 and then Abbasids 758-926. Then the area returned to Byzantine control during 859-1114. The Arabs returned from 1114 to 1204 and finally came the arrival of the Turks. The Arabic name for the castle and town was Hısn-ı Mansur[citation needed].
Turks moved into the area from 1114 onwards and for most of the 13th century was settled by the Selçuk Turks often disrupted by Mongol invasions. From 1298 to 1516 the town was under the control of the Mameluks. Adıyaman was brought into the Ottoman Empire by Selim I in 1516, but local power often rested with the Dulkadiroğulları tribe of Türkmen people that settled here
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Adıyaman, TURKEY
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"Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day" Jaredwall's photos around Kahta, Turkey
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Entry from: Kahta, Turkey
Entry Title: "Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day!"
Entry:
"Tuesday, May 15, Gaziantep to Urfa: Today was the most frustrating day. I got up early and went to the Gaziantep Otogar, where I caught a 3 hour ride to Urfa. I had extensively searched Internet websites for information on tours to Mount Nemrut, one of the most famous mountains in Turkey, from Urfa. Everything I knew pointed to Yes. But really, this was not an option, as I was to find out. I got to Urfa and spotted Metro Turizm, a familiar name in a sea of unfamiliarity. I learned where to catch a bus to Balikli Gol (which means the Lake of Fishes), Urfa's main tourist attraction and pilgrimmage site. Usually the good hotels and travel agencies ring around the most popular tourist sites of a city. I was wrong. Urfa only had one travel agency that I could find. I located it after walking a half hour uphill in the burning sun toting my big bag. I found the Hotel Ipek, which I knew from the Internet as an upscale establishment, and asked about tours. "We run tours to Nemrut every Sunday," said the gal at the desk with a smile. "You can go and arrange it with our tour manager." 'Yeah, right, I'll just wait here 'till Sunday,' I thought bitterly. I took off back to the Otogar, still hoping to find a tour agency. I went to Metro and they sent me around the corner to the local mini-bus stop. Mini-buses run from Urfa to Adiyaman every hour, and thereafter to Kahta. The cost for a trip is 7.50-10 lira and is about 100 kilometers from Urfa to Adiyaman , which can take 2 hours as the bus picks up and drops off numerous passengers along the way. The little man at the mini-bus stand called up a friend and gave me the phone. We talked and agreed on a 70 lira stay and tour. After the ride to Adiyaman I was put on another mini-bus bound toward Kahta, which is 30 kilometers from Adiyaman and is the main springboard town to Mount Nemrut. On the way I talked to a nice old Kurdish man who I couldn't convince that I wasn't from Germany. "Where are you from?" he would ask me. "Canada," I would say. "Alimanya?" he asks (which is the Turkish word for Germany), and I say, "No, Canada." "Italya?" "No, C..." "Alimanya. Slovakia. Austria. Albania..." He was listing more than asking, now. "No, no, K-A-N-A-D-A. Canada." "Sprekin ze Deutsch?" The tour bus dropped me at a small tourist office of Kommagenetour, and I must explicitly state right now, I do NOT recommend this tour agency, not it's tours nor it's accomodations. The operators charge twice the price of many other tour agencies, and for a tour that they boast shows you more than Nemrut (by more they mean an old bridge and a statue). I was told that 140 YTL got me a hotel, a tour, and I didn't have to pay any entrace fees, of which there were two at 10 YTL each. "But I just talked to another man who quoted me 70 YTL, with breakfast included," I said. "Yes, but with me you can go tonight and see the sunset. The weather is beautiful today. It was bad yesterday. Who knows what it will be tomorrow? And, my friend, listen. This man... may I see his card please?... this man will make you pay the entrance fees, which are 10 lira at the bridge and 10 lira at Nemrut Dagi. And you won't get to see this bridge," he said with a smile. Since I was on a very tight schedule, I agreed to a 125 lira deal, which hurt me deeply since it was more than a third of my entire budget. It hurt me even more deeply after I saw how dirty and poor the room was. On the up side, my driver magically showed up right as the money brushed the guy's palm, and off we went to catch the sunset on Mount Nemrut. Now usually for 140 lira or so, which is an extraordinary amount for a tour in Turkey, you get a guide who speaks your own language and knows the history of the area. Not so with Mehmet, a Kurdish guy with a lot of energy and a lead foot. "Cabuk cabuk!" he would hollar as we flew past the first few sights that I was apparently paying extra to see. "Quick quick! The sun sets in 2 hours. You came late. It's better to come early and go slow."
Read and see more at: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/jaredwall/istanbulu_life/1179250800/tpod.html
Photos from this trip:
1. "Cendere Bridge"
2. "Cheers at Sunset"
3. "Kurdish Goatherds"
4. "Seated Kings"
5. "Snow on Nemrut"
6. "Sunset on Nemrut"
7. "Sunset on the Mount"
8. "The Best Head on the Mountain"
9. "The Heads"
10. "The Landscape"
11. "The Lion"
12. "The Old Bird"
13. "To Nemrut Summit"
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Entry from: Kahta, Turkey
Entry Title: "Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day!"
Entry:
"Tuesday, May 15, Gaziantep to Urfa: Today was the most frustrating day. I got up early and went to the Gaziantep Otogar, where I caught a 3 hour ride to Urfa. I had extensively searched Internet websites for information on tours to Mount Nemrut, one of the most famous mountains in Turkey, from Urfa. Everything I knew pointed to Yes. But really, this was not an option, as I was to find out. I got to Urfa and spotted Metro Turizm, a familiar name in a sea of unfamiliarity. I learned where to catch a bus to Balikli Gol (which means the Lake of Fishes), Urfa's main tourist attraction and pilgrimmage site. Usually the good hotels and travel agencies ring around the most popular tourist sites of a city. I was wrong. Urfa only had one travel agency that I could find. I located it after walking a half hour uphill in the burning sun toting my big bag. I found the Hotel Ipek, which I knew from the Internet as an upscale establishment, and asked about tours. "We run tours to Nemrut every Sunday," said the gal at the desk with a smile. "You can go and arrange it with our tour manager." 'Yeah, right, I'll just wait here 'till Sunday,' I thought bitterly. I took off back to the Otogar, still hoping to find a tour agency. I went to Metro and they sent me around the corner to the local mini-bus stop. Mini-buses run from Urfa to Adiyaman every hour, and thereafter to Kahta. The cost for a trip is 7.50-10 lira and is about 100 kilometers from Urfa to Adiyaman , which can take 2 hours as the bus picks up and drops off numerous passengers along the way. The little man at the mini-bus stand called up a friend and gave me the phone. We talked and agreed on a 70 lira stay and tour. After the ride to Adiyaman I was put on another mini-bus bound toward Kahta, which is 30 kilometers from Adiyaman and is the main springboard town to Mount Nemrut. On the way I talked to a nice old Kurdish man who I couldn't convince that I wasn't from Germany. "Where are you from?" he would ask me. "Canada," I would say. "Alimanya?" he asks (which is the Turkish word for Germany), and I say, "No, Canada." "Italya?" "No, C..." "Alimanya. Slovakia. Austria. Albania..." He was listing more than asking, now. "No, no, K-A-N-A-D-A. Canada." "Sprekin ze Deutsch?" The tour bus dropped me at a small tourist office of Kommagenetour, and I must explicitly state right now, I do NOT recommend this tour agency, not it's tours nor it's accomodations. The operators charge twice the price of many other tour agencies, and for a tour that they boast shows you more than Nemrut (by more they mean an old bridge and a statue). I was told that 140 YTL got me a hotel, a tour, and I didn't have to pay any entrace fees, of which there were two at 10 YTL each. "But I just talked to another man who quoted me 70 YTL, with breakfast included," I said. "Yes, but with me you can go tonight and see the sunset. The weather is beautiful today. It was bad yesterday. Who knows what it will be tomorrow? And, my friend, listen. This man... may I see his card please?... this man will make you pay the entrance fees, which are 10 lira at the bridge and 10 lira at Nemrut Dagi. And you won't get to see this bridge," he said with a smile. Since I was on a very tight schedule, I agreed to a 125 lira deal, which hurt me deeply since it was more than a third of my entire budget. It hurt me even more deeply after I saw how dirty and poor the room was. On the up side, my driver magically showed up right as the money brushed the guy's palm, and off we went to catch the sunset on Mount Nemrut. Now usually for 140 lira or so, which is an extraordinary amount for a tour in Turkey, you get a guide who speaks your own language and knows the history of the area. Not so with Mehmet, a Kurdish guy with a lot of energy and a lead foot. "Cabuk cabuk!" he would hollar as we flew past the first few sights that I was apparently paying extra to see. "Quick quick! The sun sets in 2 hours. You came late. It's better to come early and go slow."
Read and see more at: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/jaredwall/istanbulu_life/1179250800/tpod.html
Photos from this trip:
1. "Cendere Bridge"
2. "Cheers at Sunset"
3. "Kurdish Goatherds"
4. "Seated Kings"
5. "Snow on Nemrut"
6. "Sunset on Nemrut"
7. "Sunset on the Mount"
8. "The Best Head on the Mountain"
9. "The Heads"
10. "The Landscape"
11. "The Lion"
12. "The Old Bird"
13. "To Nemrut Summit"
See this TripWow and more at http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-00af-d20c-1766?ytv4=1
- published: 16 Nov 2010
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Grand Isias Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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nemrut mountain- adıyaman.wmv
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Aylin Ateş final project
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Aylin Ateş final project
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adıyaman nemrut mountain
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Nemrut Erva Apart & Adıyaman, Turkey
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Vadi&i; Leman Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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Maceracı | Adıyaman
Anadolu’nun en güzel ezgilerini ve en keyifli sohbetlerini izleyicilerle buluşturan Maceracı, bu hafta Adıyaman’da. Samanyolu Tv ve Küre Tv'de yayınlanan Maceracı’nın yeni bölümü olan Adıyaman Bölü... -
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Uğur ARSLAN - Adıyaman
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İlkay Akkaya - Adıyaman Türküsü
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2009
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Grup Kızılırmak Adıyamana bir konsere gider, otobüsleri kaza yapar ve 5 yaşında bir kız çocuğu ölür. Bunun üzerine Yaşar Aydın Bu ağıtı vefat eden küçük kıza ya...
Grup Kızılırmak Adıyamana bir konsere gider, otobüsleri kaza yapar ve 5 yaşında bir kız çocuğu ölür. Bunun üzerine Yaşar Aydın Bu ağıtı vefat eden küçük kıza yazar...
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Aman Aman Yavrucağım
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Tay Tay Yavrucağım
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Adıyaman Yolu Yaman
Vay Vay Yavrucağım
Aman Aman Yavrucağım
Dön Gel Dayanamam
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Kalk Gidek Dağlara
Tütün Kokan Ovalara
Dön Gel Dayanamam
Adıyaman Yolu Duman
Vay Vay Yavrucağım
Tay Tay Yavrucağım
Dön Gel Dayanamam
Gözlerin Nereye Bakar
Gör Gör Yavrucağım
Sana Neler Alacağım
Dön Gel Dayanamam
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Oğuz Aksaç - Adıyaman (Orjinal Klip)
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İlkay Akkaya - Adıyaman
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kendimin emek verip sizlere hazırladığım bu video bnm en çhooook şefdiğim türkülerden birisidir. çhoook güsel emme yani ahklıyım beğenmekle siz de dinleyin beğe...
kendimin emek verip sizlere hazırladığım bu video bnm en çhooook şefdiğim türkülerden birisidir. çhoook güsel emme yani ahklıyım beğenmekle siz de dinleyin beğeniceksiniz
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kendimin emek verip sizlere hazırladığım bu video bnm en çhooook şefdiğim türkülerden birisidir. çhoook güsel emme yani ahklıyım beğenmekle siz de dinleyin beğeniceksiniz
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- published: 28 May 2007
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Adıyaman İçin Çal 2 - Altın Yüzüğüm Kırıldı- HD
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Adıyaman İçin Çal adlı projemizin 2. Klibinde Ragıp Binzet'in şarkısı olan Altın Yüzüğüm Kırıldı parçasını seslendirdik.
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Adıyaman İçin Çal adlı projemizin 2. Klibinde Ragıp Binzet'in şarkısı olan Altın Yüzüğüm Kırıldı parçasını seslendirdik.
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Zara - Burası Adıyaman
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Aziz Çelik ustamıza ait Adıyaman Türküsünü Adıyaman için yorumladık beğenmeniz dileğiyle...ADIYAMAN İÇİN ÇAL...ADIYAMAN İÇİN ÇAL adıyaman için çal
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“Turgay Başyayla İle Lezzet Yolculuğu”nun durağı; Adıyaman oluyor. Turgay Başyayla Adıyaman'da Tut Belediyesi'ne bağlı Boyundere Köyü'ne gidip köy halkı ile bi...
“Turgay Başyayla İle Lezzet Yolculuğu”nun durağı; Adıyaman oluyor. Turgay Başyayla Adıyaman'da Tut Belediyesi'ne bağlı Boyundere Köyü'ne gidip köy halkı ile birlikte yöreye özgü lezzetlerden "İçli Köfte", "Etli Kömbe" ve "Pekmezli Helle" yapımını gösterip Besnide Şire pazarına gidiyor. Besniye özgü "Besni Tava" ve "Tenekede Pirzola" yapımını gösterirken yöreye özgü halk oyunları ekibi gösterisini sergiliyor. Adıyaman özgü "Halka Tatlısı", "Peynirli İrmik Helvası", "Sersille Kebabı", "Adıyaman Kebabı" ve "Kavurmalı Hıtap" yapımını gösteriyor.
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“Turgay Başyayla İle Lezzet Yolculuğu”nun durağı; Adıyaman oluyor. Turgay Başyayla Adıyaman'da Tut Belediyesi'ne bağlı Boyundere Köyü'ne gidip köy halkı ile birlikte yöreye özgü lezzetlerden "İçli Köfte", "Etli Kömbe" ve "Pekmezli Helle" yapımını gösterip Besnide Şire pazarına gidiyor. Besniye özgü "Besni Tava" ve "Tenekede Pirzola" yapımını gösterirken yöreye özgü halk oyunları ekibi gösterisini sergiliyor. Adıyaman özgü "Halka Tatlısı", "Peynirli İrmik Helvası", "Sersille Kebabı", "Adıyaman Kebabı" ve "Kavurmalı Hıtap" yapımını gösteriyor.
- published: 28 Mar 2016
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Maceracı | Adıyaman
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- Duration: 61:48
- Updated: 22 Sep 2015
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Anadolu’nun en güzel ezgilerini ve en keyifli sohbetlerini izleyicilerle buluşturan Maceracı, bu hafta Adıyaman’da. Samanyolu Tv ve Küre Tv'de yayınlanan Macera...
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- published: 22 Sep 2015
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Oguz Aksac - Adiyaman [Düz dara]
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- Updated: 08 Jan 2009
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Baska videoda klibi de var ama en iyi ses kalitesi buradadir.
Oguz Aksac - Adiyaman (düz dara yar düz dara)
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"Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day" Jaredwall's photos around Kahta, Turkey
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published: 16 Nov 2010
"Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day" Jaredwall's photos around Kahta, Turkey
"Urfa, Adiyaman, Kahta, and Nemrut... What a day" Jaredwall's photos around Kahta, Turkey
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Grand Isias Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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Grand Isias Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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nemrut mountain- adıyaman.wmv
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adıyaman nemrut mountain
information about historical Nemrut mountain/adıyaman
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Nemrut Erva Apart & Adıyaman, Turkey
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Nemrut Erva Apart & Adıyaman, Turkey
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Vadi&i; Leman Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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Vadi&i; Leman Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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Tugra Hotel & Adıyaman, Turkey
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İlkay Akkaya - Adıyaman Türküsü
Grup Kızılırmak Adıyamana bir konsere gider, otobüsleri kaza yapar ve 5 yaşında bir kız ço...
published: 21 Jul 2009
İlkay Akkaya - Adıyaman Türküsü
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Oğuz Aksaç - Adıyaman (Orjinal Klip)
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published: 26 Jun 2007
Oğuz Aksaç - Adıyaman (Orjinal Klip)
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İlkay Akkaya - Adıyaman
kendimin emek verip sizlere hazırladığım bu video bnm en çhooook şefdiğim türkülerden biri...
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İlkay Akkaya - Adıyaman
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Adıyaman İçin Çal 2 - Altın Yüzüğüm Kırıldı- HD
Adıyaman İçin Çal adlı projemizin 2. Klibinde Ragıp Binzet'in şarkısı olan Altın Yüzüğüm K...
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Adıyaman İçin Çal 2 - Altın Yüzüğüm Kırıldı- HD
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Zara - Burası Adıyaman
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Adıyaman İçin Çal - Adıyaman Türküsü
Aziz Çelik ustamıza ait Adıyaman Türküsünü Adıyaman için yorumladık beğenmeniz dileğiyle.....
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Turgay Başyayla ile Lezzet Yolculuğu Adıyaman'da 1.Bölüm
“Turgay Başyayla İle Lezzet Yolculuğu”nun durağı; Adıyaman oluyor. Turgay Başyayla Adıyam...
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Maceracı | Adıyaman
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Oguz Aksac - Adiyaman [Düz dara]
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Uğur ARSLAN - Adıyaman
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Teacher had sex with 13-year-old student, got pregnant, authorities say
Edit Springfield News-Sun 02 Jun 2016
A Texas teacher accused of having sex with a 13-year-old student turned herself in to police Wednesday. According to KTRK, Alexandria Vera, 24, of Houston is accused of sexually abusing the boy, who was an eighth-grade student in her English class at Stovall Middle School last summer ... Read more trending stories ... Read more here ... ....
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The Earth's descent into the Sixth Circle of Hell plotted out by US scientists
Edit The Independent 02 Jun 2016
The US Geological Survey has produced an animation showing how the Earth’s temperature has risen from 1850 to the present day – and how it might continue towards a point described by one leading commentator as “the sixth circle of Hell” ... The spiral animation, with the figures for each year building up from a central core, went viral on social media with more than 2.5 million shares on one Facebook page alone....
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Researchers: King Tut's Iron Dagger Composed Of Materials Of Meteoritic Origins
Edit WorldNews.com 02 Jun 2016
New research not only suggests an iron dagger buried with King Tutankhamen was made from a meteorite, but the ancient Egyptians knew exactly what they were working with, CNN reported Thursday.Archaeologists and historians have been fascinated with the life and death of the boy-king along with his mummified remains and mysterious objects found in his tomb since their discovery in the 1920s....
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Former richest self-made US woman now worth nothing
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Muhammad Ali Hospitalized
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Legendary Boxer Muhammad Ali was hospitalized today near Phoenix, AZ according to The Associated Press. Two sources were quoted as describing the situation as more serious than his previous hospital visits as he is battling respiratory issues complicated by his Parkinson's disease. Ali had been hospitalized several times over recent years for issues ranging from pneumonia to a severe bacterial infection ... - WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Well-Being Index for Provinces (TURKSTAT - Turkish Statistical Institute)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jan 2016
Purpose of this study is to develop an indicator system to be a basis for monitoring the well-being of people with all aspects in provinces ... Well-being index for provinces, 2015 ... Last province with the lowest income and wealth index value 0.0191 is Adıyaman. Provinces that follow Adıyaman are Ağrı with 0.0646 and Ardahan with 0.0740 ... Provinces that follow Şırnak are Mardin with 0.1965 and Adıyaman with 0.2034....
Muslims praise key Mideast leader 'like God'
Edit WorldNetDaily 05 Apr 2015
Text smaller Text bigger. President Obama and Turkish President Erdogan. Reports continue to pop up in Middle East publications that Turkey’s leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is seen within his ruling AK Party as more than just a president ... A billboard has appeared in the Gölbaşı district of Adıyaman province inviting people to attend a “holy birthday” event to celebrate Erdoğan’s birthday ... Voice crying in the wilderness ... Note ... ....
The 9 things you shouldn’t do when you visit Turkey
Edit Business Insider 26 Mar 2015
Do check out the other cities and provinces ... Get yourself a little more cultured in Diyarbakır, appreciate the architecture of Mardin, indulge in the South Eastern cuisine, and take pics of the sunrise from the top of Nemrut Mountain in Adıyaman Province ... Sugar is added while cooking ... From the west coast to the eastern inland, north to south, Turkey offers enticing local cuisine, and every province has its own special delicacies ... 1 ... Life....
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