Karahayit

The Pamukkale attraction can see this village. It is far away. Karahayet Village is also famous for hot springs. Almost every hotel has hot springs. The hotel accommodation conditions are also very good. It is also a very simple place.

In the small village near Pamukkale, I didn’t eat well along the way. I can come here to the Silk Road restaurant to get a skewer and fried noodles. The picture is a picture of the stolen group friend. It looks quite a net red temperament. Then I bought an apple juice pomegranate juice and went back to make a letter. The ATM here can’t get cash. Girls don't go out alone at night, go back to the hotel early, after all, it is the countryside.

The village near Pamukkale is also a warm township. Many hotels are located here, similar to the hot spring resort. There is almost nothing else except the hot spring. There are no people on the small street in the village. The scenery is very good.

Living in the Cottonburg Hot Spring Hotel, near the village of Karahayet. This is a very, very small village, and the shops around it are also run by local Turkish villagers. The goods sold and the restaurants served the local villagers. Because it's a small village, the prices here are really quite cheap. Here, you can hardly see a large number of tourists and tourist teams, mostly local people. Turkish barbecue here is delicious, fruits are plentiful and the price is extremely cheap. The village is beautiful, very natural. The local people are very simple. Overall, it feels good. I like this small village very much. But be aware that some young children will follow you, so take care of your wallet and be safe.

Pure and simple Middle Eastern town, give me a clear afternoon, the mosque salutation. There is no excessive commercialization, nor the inconvenience of the original ecology. Transportation is also very convenient, and the taste of food is more acceptable.

This ordinary, different town along the Aegean Sea. With a history of more than two thousand years, it is a living fossil of history. The most beautiful scenery is the industrious and plain local people. Secular Turkey has no compulsion to wear a veil and grow a beard. So along the way we can see this simple beauty.