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Central Turkey - Anatolia |
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| This road near the town of Bolvadin dates from Roman times. |
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| The most interesting combination of geology and history can be found in the region of Cappadocia. |
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| Throughout Central Turkey, there are numerous cities and towns that contains much attractive old Ottoman architecture. |
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| Of the most significant archaeological finds in Turkey is the city of Bogazkoy, ancient Hatusas. This city was once the capital of the mighty Hittite Empire. |
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| This photo taken near Maras shows the typical paradox of Turkey, the coexistence of the modern and the ancient. A modern dam and an Ottoman bridge. |
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