Performers preparing for a dance at the Port of Kusadasi.
The welcome bag waiting for us inside our tour bus - postcards, a necklace, an evil eye pin and a map inside.
The country side.
Upon entering Ephesus, ruins laid everywhere, waiting to be discovered.
I didn't know where to focus my camera.
I was mesmerized.
Ephesus astounded me. I wish I could remember all the details and history our tour guide was telling us. Every column, every tile, every chipped marble and rock is a page waiting to be turned. It is history in any and every form.
Ephesus is too much, too beautiful, and I love every minute of my stay there.
Ephesus is too much, too beautiful, and I love every minute of my stay there.
I would love to go to Ephesus. What a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNow you got me wondering how possible a cruise for us in those places. Inspired =)
ReplyDeletethat's a beautiful place. thanks for sharing your pictures kayni!
ReplyDeletekayni, what's an evil eye pin?
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots! grabe, inggit ako sa mga napuntahan mo kayni! gusto ko din dyan. turkey must a "very cultural" place! :)
PS. kayni, visit me at my new site ha (my old one is out): kumarenggrace.com
I would love to visit that one day! baka mataranta ako sa pagtake ng pictures:)
ReplyDeleteephesus is a "hidden" gem in the travel world, imho. it's bound to astound anyone who comes to see it for the first time.
ReplyDeleteang daya you get a gift bag upon landing in kudasi. we didn't get anything when we docked in izmir :(
Parang napaka historic ng place. Looking forward to this series. :)
ReplyDeletewow!!! im blown away. thanks for sharing always.
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