As I prepared to leave Iraq at the end of a short stint in The Washington Post’s Baghdad bureau this year, everybody said the same thing: “Oh, you must go to the beach to decompress.” But after days ...

Argos in Cappadocia bills itself as “an ancient village with a reception desk.” That’s partly true. It occupies a medieval monastery that was carved into the soft volcanic land, and some of the ...

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Few places can conjure up as much wonder as the incredible cave village of Cappadocia in Turkey. Imagine stepping back in time and walking through a town of rock carved fairy chimneys and cave houses.

There’s something in the air in Cappadocia. Some say it’s the winged spirits — ‘peri’, in Turkish — that reputedly inhabit the region’s famous, phallic geological marvels, ‘fairy chimneys’. In the ...

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Turkey’s Council of State canceled the execution of a ruling that allowed the construction of CCR Hotels in Cappadocia. Following bianet’s extensive coverage on the issue, Turkey’s Council of State ...

A monastery in a past life, Gamirasu Cave Hotel houses a 12th-century church within its walls Ersöz led us through passageways and courtyards to show us the eight suites and six standard rooms, some ...