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I am flying to a hotel with a child, tell me which local reliable tour operators make excursions to Pamukkale or other good places?
I am flying to a hotel with a child, tell me which local reliable tour operators make excursions to Pamukkale or other good places?
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It is not necessary from Alanya to Pamukkale, especially with a child, it is very far away.
It is not necessary from Alanya to Pamukkale, especially with a child, it is very far away.
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answered 3 years ago
My opinion is that there are no tour operators of any one faith in Turkey. Probably meant a pilgrimage to Pamukkale. No, this is not done yet. And rightly said here, from Alanya to Pamukkale is very far away.
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answered 3 years ago
I don’t know how it is in Lviv, but in Kyiv they sometimes arrange trips to holy places by bus, but this works most often on the principle of a charter. For example, an enterprise rents a bus with a driver for the whole day, draws up a visiting program, etc. As far as I know, no denomination has its own tour operator. Hasidim get to Uman during the pilgrimage also on their own, and not centrally. The "pious tour operators" mentioned in the question are nonsense.
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answered 3 years ago
Almost 350 km to Pamukkale, this is a difficult excursion for an adult, and even more so for a child. Turkey is a Muslim country, so Muslims work in almost any travel agency. Christians in Turkey are about 0.6%, so it will be difficult to find such an agency, if there is one in Avsallar at all.
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answered 3 years ago
Despite the fact that now Christians in Turkey are a religious minority (0.6% of the country's population), Christianity in Turkey has a long history. The natives of the territories now occupied by Turkey were such revered saints in Christianity as the apostle Paul, Timothy of Ephesus (to whom Paul addressed two Epistles to Timothy), Polycarp of Smyrna and Nicholas the Wonderworker (also known as Santa Claus).
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Quote from Wikipedia. On my own behalf, I’ll add that Russian-speaking travel agents are still most often Christians.
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Quote from Wikipedia. On my own behalf, I’ll add that Russian-speaking travel agents are still most often Christians.
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answered 3 years ago
Enough to make fun of you))) It is clear that the author asks about reliable, not devout tour operators)))
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answered 3 years ago
Who is clear? To you? It's not so obvious to me. Along the path of conjectures and interpretations, we will come to the point that one thing is written, but something completely different was meant. Written "pious" - read "reliable". Written by "tour operators" - read "travel agents". Fortune telling on coffee grounds is far from the most rewarding activity.
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answered 3 years ago
mindguru, same as what? By and large, there is no difference between local travel agencies, except for prices.
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answered 3 years ago
The same "g" as all the rest. You are absolutely right, there is no difference.
There are trips to Pamukkale in all local agencies without exception. The only thing that is far away with the child is something.
There are trips to Pamukkale in all local agencies without exception. The only thing that is far away with the child is something.
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answered 3 years ago
Apparently the T9 font worked, I had to enter the necessary ones, travel agencies were checked
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answered 3 years ago
If we were talking about the Mira-Demre excursion, then it would somehow be possible to connect it with piety. And the pilgrimage to Pamukkale... is complete nonsense. It was clear that there was a banal typo, or rather, telephone autocorrect.
The author was correctly told: to go from Alanya with a child to Pamukkale is the same as from Marmaris to Cappadocia. The whole day will be spent on the road. There will be an hour and a half left for sightseeing. The game is not worth the candle. Don't torture yourself or your child.
It's better to watch something else, for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJJ1OwbQKRE
The author was correctly told: to go from Alanya with a child to Pamukkale is the same as from Marmaris to Cappadocia. The whole day will be spent on the road. There will be an hour and a half left for sightseeing. The game is not worth the candle. Don't torture yourself or your child.
It's better to watch something else, for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJJ1OwbQKRE
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answered 3 years ago
Why do you deny people the right to make a pilgrimage to the temple of Apollo in Hierapolis?))) Well, or to the martyrium of St. Philip at worst))).
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answered 3 years ago
Why only to the temple of Apollo? in that area near Denizli there is the ancient city of Nisa, the place where Dionysus grew up
"Dionysus - in ancient Greek mythology, the god of vegetation, viticulture, winemaking, the productive forces of nature, inspiration and religious ecstasy, as well as theater"
Dionysus is very close to most of the holidaymakers in Turkey at all)))
or as an option, ancient Laodicea near Pamukkale there are the remains of one of the seven churches of the Apocalypse about which John the Theologian wrote
"Dionysus - in ancient Greek mythology, the god of vegetation, viticulture, winemaking, the productive forces of nature, inspiration and religious ecstasy, as well as theater"
Dionysus is very close to most of the holidaymakers in Turkey at all)))
or as an option, ancient Laodicea near Pamukkale there are the remains of one of the seven churches of the Apocalypse about which John the Theologian wrote
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answered 3 years ago