Difference between revisions of "Turkey"
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==Cities== | ==Cities== | ||
| − | * [[Ankara]] | + | * [[Ankara]], the capital |
* [[Antalya]] | * [[Antalya]] | ||
| − | * [[Istanbul]] | + | * [[Istanbul]], the biggest city, with parts in [[Europe]] and in [[Asia]] |
* [[Izmir]] | * [[Izmir]] | ||
==Food== | ==Food== | ||
| − | You will never have to worry about lack of food in Turkey. Turkish people are very generous and it is seldom you get a ride without a driver offering you food. Turkish food may give you | + | You will never have to worry about lack of food in Turkey. Turkish people are very generous and it is seldom you get a ride without a driver offering you food. Turkish food may give you diarrhea. |
==Sleep== | ==Sleep== | ||
Revision as of 05:28, 24 September 2006
Hitchhiking in Turkey is easy. Somtimes it may be customary to contribute a few Lira.
Cities
Food
You will never have to worry about lack of food in Turkey. Turkish people are very generous and it is seldom you get a ride without a driver offering you food. Turkish food may give you diarrhea.
Sleep
All towns in turkey have a OtoGar, a bus terminal. Most of them will offer a warm and fairly safe place to spend the night. But you should be careful and try to place your baggage in a way so you will wake up if anybody tries to take it. Most smaller towns outside the main regions have very cheap hotels, starting at 8 Lira.
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