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La Cappadoce fait parler par ses cheminées de fée, c’est vrai. Mais elle recèle bien d’autres trésors. Entre villes souterraines et églises dissimulées, voici un petit tour du proprio. What to do in Cappadocia? Cappadocia makes speak by its fairy chimneys, it is true. But it conceals many other treasures. Between underground cities and hidden churches, here is a little tour of the owner. The earliest The attraction is well known. And therefore, inevitably, well run. However, it remains unavoidable. Every morning, wind permitting, several dozen hot air balloons take off from around Göreme at dawn. The spectacle at sunrise is breathtaking! Take a little height on the surrounding hills to make the most of it. A word of advice, don't wait until the last day of your stay in Cappadocia car you would be very disappointed if the hot air balloons didn't take off that day when your plane wouldn't be able to take it two time. The most scary They are several in Cappadocia. More or less deep, many underground cities are open to the public (Derinkuyu and Kaymakli are the best known). It is therefore possible to explore with or without a guide these networks set up by persecuted Christians several centuries ago. Claustrophobic or not, the descent through the corridors just wide enough for you will give you chills. The most classic The path is almost obligatory if time is short for you. The Goreme Open Air Museum packs several typical Cappadocian formations into a small space and allows you to get a brief glimpse of the area while stomping around amid crowds of tourists. With a slightly more airy density, the touristic citadel of Uchisar offers a panorama of the whole region. If you are really short on time, we advise you to skip the citadel and instead venture into the nearby Vallée Blanche! The most hike Prepare your calves! Cappadocia promises you several more or less physical walks. Given the number of valleys to explore on foot from Göreme, you can easily lose yourself for several days hiking in the middle of the fairy chimneys. Since you have to choose, among our favorites we recommend the White, Rose and Red valleys. the most loyal Pilgrims will enjoy the expedition. Finally, whatever your faith, you will be right to make the trip. 60 kilometers south of Göreme, the Soganli Valley contains eight churches hidden in the troglodyte scenery of the region. Take a few hours to stroll around this small village and admire the frescoes unfortunately deteriorated by some impious people. On the return to Göreme, take the superb road towards Mustafapasa. Extend your pilgrimage to the mosque of Taskinpasa and the monastery of Keslik (with the very good visit of its multilingual guide). Amen. The sunniest The spots are numerous. Above the Devrent valley, towards Pashabagi or even at the level of the Turkish flag dominating the Rose and Red valleys. Every day have fun watching the sunset from a new location around Göreme. You will discover the famous fairy chimneys and the valleys of the region with a new light. Before heading to bed to be in shape for the sunrise and its countless hot air balloons. Our itinerary en Turkey Our itinerary in Turkey What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?

Voici une petite liste pour éviter le dernier stress avant le départ. Avec les affaires à ne pas oublier pour votre tour du monde. What to pack For un world Tour ? Here is a small list to avoid the last stress before departure. With things to remember for your round the world trip. my wardrobe 5 short-sleeved t-shirts 1 long-sleeved t-shirt 1 jeans 1 hiking pants 3 shorts 7 underpants 4 pairs of socks 1 fleece 1 down jacket 1 windbreaker 1 k-way 1 hat 1 scarf (thank you la clim en night bus) 1 pair of sneakers 1 pair of hiking shoes 1 pair of flip flops My papers In my suitcase, I... 1 passport 1 driving license 1 international driving license 1 international vaccination certificate 1 or 2 credit cards 1 or 2 photocopies of your insurance contracts 2 or 3 photos (for possible visas) 1 student card (only if you are really a student...) My camping gear 1 tent 1 inflatable mattress 1 sleeping bag 1 meat bag 1 stove 1 adapter for gas cylinders 1 frontal Other important stuff 1 medicine kit 1 first aid kit 1 computer 1 reading light 1 mobile phone (you never know) 1 solar charger 1 filter bottle 1 pair of sunglasses 1 international plug adapter 1 deck of cards My toilet bag 1 toothbrush 1 multi-purpose soap 1 tube of detergent 1 thin towel 1 sunscreen Why camp 2 nights at Storms River? Why camp 2 nights at Storms River? 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil The budget for a year around the world Budget for a year around the world Où camper au parc Kruger ? Where to camp at Kruger Park? Our itinerary in New Zealand Our itinerary in New Zealand

De Bangkok, on rejoint Paksé pour visiter le Laos. Le trajet de 12-13 heures nous revient au total à 900 baths. How to get from Bangkok to Pakse After our landing in Thailand, we go from Bangkok to Paksé to reach Laos. From Chatuchak station, north of Bangkok, the 12-13 hour journey cost us 900 baht. A few days in Bangkok and off we went to Laos. But first, you have to find the bus ticket. It takes place at Chatuchak station, north of Bangkok. From the center of the city, insist with your taxi driver (even if it means showing him our photo). You go to Chatuchak station...not Mo Chit station or Chatuchak market but to Chatuchak STATION. We barely add more. Departure 7:00 p.m. from Bangkok As a precaution, we took our ticket a little in advance, but you can perhaps try to go there the same day to avoid two round trips to the station. Once there, you go to counter 22, the only one indicating the destination of Pakse, and you pay 900 baht per person for the trip. It will therefore be a departure at 7 p.m. from Bangkok and an arrival around 7:30 a.m. in Pakse,with a quiet border crossing . The perfect time to head straight toDon Som, on the 4000 islands ! This is Chatuchak station. Scooter: rather Thakhek or the Bolavens? Scooter: rather Thakhek or the Bolavens? 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? Our itinerary in Laos Our itinerary in Laos How and where to cross the border between Laos and Vietnam How and where to cross the border between Laos and Vietnam What to do at Muang Ngoi? What to do at Muang Ngoi? How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border? How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border?

Pour te simplifier la vie, voici notre fiche technique du Chili ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. Chile To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Our itinerary Our organization 27 days (February-March) 37€ per day Travel by bus Camping and Airbnb Supermarket Days 1-5:San Pedro de Atacama (Valle de la Luna, Valle de la Muerte...) Day 6 : direction Santiago for flight to thePatagonia Days 7-10 : Puerto Natales andTorres del Paine Days 11-16 : hook byUshuaia in Argentina Days 17-19 : ascent to Pucón (passing throughPuerto Montt ) Days 20-22 : hikes in thenational park Huerquehue Days 23-24 :Pucon (beach and small steps) Days 25-27 :santiago Our favorite Chile in 90" Activities & various 10% Food 21% Accommodation 28% Transportation 41% Our finances In total, we spent €987 during our stay in Chile. In detail, this gives: €102 for activities and miscellaneous, €210 for food, €271 for accommodation and €404 for transport. To complete the adventure in Chile The little tricks of DRDM In the area of Santiago, plan one or two days of margin in your schedule to rest at the hipster pace of Valparaiso (2 hours by transport). We were too short to get there but all the travelers we met recommended it to us! If you want to do the famous W trek to Torres del Paine park, book your campsites well before you leave. Because, on site, it will surely be too late to find space due to the large number of reservations! How to save money in San Pedro de Atacama How to save money in San Pedro de Atacama What to do in Huerquehue Park? What to do in Huerquehue Park? How and where to cross the Chile - Argentina border How and where to cross the Chile - Argentina border How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile What to do in Ushuaia without breaking the bank? What to do in Ushuaia without breaking the bank?

Au sud de Jaipur, Bundi et Chittorgarh rivalisent par leurs magnifiques forts. Mais, niveau hébergement et ambiance dans la ville, disons que le débat n’existe pas. Is it better to sleep in Bundi or Chittorgarh? South of Jaipur, Bundi and Chittorgarh compete with their magnificent forts. But, in terms of accommodation and atmosphere in the city, let's say that the debate does not exist. The fort of Chittorgarh is huge. Even with a car, its visit requires several hours. To admire the details of the temples, the size of its Jain towers or its ramparts overlooking the city. But that's all. In Chittorgarh, everything is concentrated in the fort. The visit can therefore easily be done during the day. Monkeys, blue roofs and (obviously) horns In Bundi, the atmosphere is totally different.On the outskirts of the Taragarh fort , monkeys and cows rule the roost. Each rooftop offers a breathtaking view of the blue roofs of the old town. Peaceful. In the middle of the hubbub of the Indian streets, Bundi surprises. By its tranquility. Finally, Indian tranquility obliges, irresistible horns stand out. View from Bundi Palace Bundi > Chittorgarh The surrounding decor is well worth stopping for a few days to stroll to the rhythm of the population. And between two meals on a rooftop in the old town, an outing will take you to reservoirs carved into the rock or a distant cenotaph. An entire program. It is guaranteed, it is better to stop in Bundi than in Chittorgarh. Chittorgarh fort How to be alone at the Taj Mahal How to be alone at the Taj Mahal Our itinerary in India Our itinerary in India Discover China Discover China What to do in Bundi? What to do in Bundi? Where to sleep in Jaisalmer? Where to sleep in Jaisalmer?

Pour préparer au mieux votre trek des Annapurnas, voici quelques questions que tous les randonneurs se sont posé avant d’entamer cette superbe randonnée, assez facile à organiser. Annapurna trek: duration, price, itinerary, accommodation... all you need to know To better prepare your Annapurna trek, here are some questions that all hikers have asked themselves before starting this superb hike, which is quite easy to organize. How long to plan? From Kathmandu or from Pokhara, it takes an average of fifteen days to complete the Annapurna trek. Due to the recent construction of many roads, the hike can even be done in less than 10 days depending on the routes. We offer a 10-day itinerary on our site, it goes through Tilicho Lake. When planning your vacation, planning three weeks in Nepal seems to us enough to complete the Annapurna trek. What budget should you plan? With 15 euros per day of hiking per person, we were very wide. To manage your budget well, just keep in mind that prices increase with altitude due to supply difficulties (special mention at Tilicho Lake, where there is a huge crowd and therefore a certain increase in prices). Are there still accommodations? What happens if there is no more space? On the whole hike, we found a place to sleep. Find out beforehand by asking people you meet during the hike or withmaps.me to find villages with accommodation. We were in Nepal in high season and we always had a bed. If ever there is no more room (dedication to Tilicho Lake, link to the article), you will be accommodated in the common rooms, no one will let you outside. In addition, we had thought of taking a tent but, given the number of accommodations on the way, it is really not necessary for this hike. How not to pay for hosting? Try to negotiate la nuit against breakfast, it is a very common practice on the trek. What is the TIMS, what information to give and where to get it? TIMS is needed as it governs the trekking in Nepal. Having a centralized database of information about hikers and hiking routes is used to keep hikers safe. It is therefore mandatory to obtain the TIMS card before starting your trek by presenting your passport and two identity photos. Make sure you have the following information when applying for a TIMS card: Entry and exit dates for the hike. You can provide a rough estimate; Entry and exit points for trekking; Trekking route; Emergency contact during your stay in Nepal ; Emergency contact information in your home country; Insurance policy number, including their contact details. The easiest way to get the TIMS in Kathmandu is to go to the Nepal Tourism Board office. How much does TIMS cost? The fee also varies depending on who is requesting it. The fees to be paid (as of April 2019) are as follows: For group hikers - NR. 1000; For free individual hikers - NR. 2,000. How to reach the start of the trek? Again, this depends on the route planned for your course. In the option offered on our site, the start of the walk is from Bhulbhule after walking from Besisahar. To reach this city, it is possible to take a bus from Pokhara or from Kathmandu (at “New bus stand ” in the northwest of the city). Where to stop the trek? After Ranipauwa, the trails give way to gravel paths heavily used by coaches, cars or motorbikes. Result: walking in these conditions means struggling not to swallow dust all day. So we stopped the trek at this place. To return to Kathmandu, we then took a bus to Jomsom where we spent one night. The next morning, we took a bus (booked the day before) to Pokhara. The journey, epic amidst laughing Nepalese watching western heads after every bump or every precipice crossed, lasts all day. After a few days of rest in Pokhara (or not), return to Kathmandu. Is there still à to eat? Along the way, there are many accommodations where it is possible to eat. For our part, we had taken some dried fruit for the day and we took breakfast and dinner in our accommodation. Can we still charge our cameras and laptop? It is possible to pay to have access to an electrical outlet in most accommodation. Otherwise we advise you to take a solar charger or an external battery. Exterior of Nepal Tourism Board office What to take on a hike for the trek around the Annapurnas? What to take on a hike for the trek around the Annapurnas? Our itinerary in Nepal Our itinerary in Nepal Sleeping at Thorung Phedi or at Thorung High Camp? Sleeping at Thorung Phedi or at Thorung High Camp? Why arrive early at Tilicho base camp? Why arrive early at Tilicho base c amp? What itinerary for the Annapurna trek? What itinerary for the Annapurna trek?

Le mystérieux Choquequirao s’offre aux randonneurs motivés. Pour profiter au mieux de ce trek, suivez notre itinéraire. What to do in Ushuaia without breaking the bank? In Ushuaia, there are many activities: mountain hikes, boat trips or visits to glaciers. And you can get by at the “end of the world” without breaking the bank too much. The city looks funny. No real identity. In Ushuaia, colorful churches mingle with hotels, themselves wedged amid coastal homes and warehouses on the harbor. However, this “end of the world” is well worth a half-day stroll there, to soak up the atmosphere. Martial Glacier and Cerro del Medio As you walk through the city, you will come across the tourist office, at the water's edge. And you will discover that many hikes are accessible on foot from Ushuaia. The Martial glacier, of course, very popular with tourists (5-hour round trip hike with a nice drop), but also the Cerro del medio. After an hour and a half of climbing, you will dominate the city with a superb panorama. From the port, it is also possible to go on a boat trip to explore the surrounding islands (with birds, penguins, the lighthouse). It will then be necessary to pay a few hundred euros for the day. We skipped that option. Viewpoint from Laguna Turcasa On the menu, Cerro del medio, Martial glacier, lagunas esmeralda and turcsa. The only expense for all these hikes: 300 Argentine pesos for a collective taxi. Recap' On the way to Laguna esmeralda Laguna esmeralda and Laguna turca From Ushuaia, you can also take a shared taxi to the Laguna esmeralda trailhead. The hike is superb, you will come across beaver dams, and the apotheosis takes place at the edge of this lagoon, with its magnificent turquoise blue. The walk takes 2 to 3 hours round trip depending on your pace. After marveling at this hike, take to the skies. Returning to the road, descend towards Ushuaia for 1 kilometer then take the path on the left at the level of the sign “Laguna turcsa”. You then begin 1 kilometer of walking for 400m of elevation! The effort is well worth the show upstairs. Once up there, you have a view of all the surrounding mountains and even make out the Laguna esmeralda which will then seem much smaller to you. Other economic activities In one day it is possible to combine the two lagoons. We didn't have time but you can also devote a day to the Laguna belgica or the Vinciguerra glacier. The only cost here will also be transportation. Another activity also, the Tierra del fuego park, but we opted not to do it for its price and because no one really recommended it to us. How to save money in San Pedro de Atacama How to save money in San Pedro de Atacama What to do in Huerquehue Park? What to do in Huerquehue Park? How and where to cross the Chile - Argentina border How and where to cross the Chile - Argentina border How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile Our itinerary in Chile Our itinerary in Chile

Au Laos, si vous devez choisir entre les boucles de scooter aux Bolovens et à Thakhek, suivez notre guide ! Scooter loops: rather Thakhek or the Bolavens? The Bolavens and Thakhek loops both offer great scenery. But if time is short, you may have to choose to do just one. We are here to help you. Landscapes: Thakhek Small passes between two karst mountains, expanses of green countryside, sunset at Limestone Peak... In terms of landscapes, the Thakhek loop outclasses its competitor of the Bolavens. Fully charge your camera battery before you leave. Things to do: Thakhek The Bolavens waterfalls have a magical side. Whether on the side of Tad Yuang, Tad Champy or Tad Tayicseua, you could spend an afternoon admiring these falls. But Thakhek largely holds the competition with its peaceful caves (Xieng Liap or Tham Sa Pha In for example). And, thanks to the fascinating immersion of 7 kilometers in the dark at the level of the cave of Kong Lor, it wins in terms of activities. Distance : Bolavens On both loops you can organize your time as you wish. Three, four or five days. See more. You can also test yourself one day by going to see some waterfalls on the Bolavens or some caves around Thakhek. But to complete the big loop, you will travel at least 100 kilometers less on the Bolavens loop (= more time for the waterfalls and fuel savings). Cost: Thakhek After having systematically had to pay for car parks and entrances to the waterfalls on the Bolavens loop, that of Thakhek relieves the wallet a little. The only real expense is at Kong Lor cave (65,000 kips per person, but worth it) while it is possible to visit several caves on the road without spending anything. Road condition: Bolavens If some portions of the Bolavens loop were under construction when we passed, in April 2018, the condition of the road was still better than on that of Thakhek. The many potholes will not prevent you from doing the course in Thakhek... they will rather force you to slowly enjoy the magnificent landscapes of the loop! Accommodation: Bolavens After a nice stop at Tad Lo, continue your journey on the Bolavens to the village of Captain Hook. And plan to sleep there. In addition to a visit to the animist village of Kokphoungtai (coffee cultivation, presentation of medicinal plants and explanations of Katu culture), you may have the chance to talk about black magic before going to bed! We recommend it 200%. Duration: draw In both cases, we covered the loop in three days. Without having the impression of being particularly in a hurry. And, finally, it was a good way to do both loops! Tourist frequentation: Thakhek After the Boloven loop where you will often come across the same faces, the Thakhek loop seems almost desert. Much less frequented, it gives a little less the impression of industry that the Bolavens loop from Paksé can give off. So the winner is... ... Thakhek! With a very tight score of 4-3. On good terms! Our itinerary in Laos Our itinerary in Laos 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? How to get from Bangkok to Pakse au Laos? How to get from Bangkok to Pakse au Laos? How and where to cross the border between Laos and Vietnam How and where to cross the border between Laos and Vietnam What to do at Muang Ngoi? What to do at Muang Ngoi? How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border? How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border?

Il vous faudra passer par Patacamaya. A moins que vous ne veniez du Chili, et que vous aimiez marcher. How to get to Sajama To get to Sajama, you will necessarily have to stop at Patacamaya. Unless you come from Chile, and you like to walk. Sajama, when you come from Chile Another option remains possible. If you want to avoid a transfer, and save the price of a collectivo, you can take a bus from La Paz to Arica in Chile (the same transfer is possible in the other direction). Inform the driver of your intention to get off at Sajama. It will leave you about ten kilometers from the village. The rest will be hitchhiking or walking according to your desires. A single collectivo for the return To leave Sajama, get ahead. And be ready to run. A single collectivo leaves every morning at 6 a.m., in the direction of Patacamaya, for 30 bolis per person. But the number of passengers far exceeds the number of seats. So get ready to go on a Bolivian race: a bit every man for himself. But don't worry, they don't let anyone on the dock. Well, normally. In Patacamaya, collectivos or collective taxis (12 bolivianos) will then drop you off at El Alto. It is also possible to get to Oruro from Patacamaya. Sajama is (really) worth a visit. The journeys leading to this mountain village take quite a few shortcuts. Whether you come from La Paz or Oruro, you will have to stop at Patacamaya, halfway between the two cities. To do this, take a bus on the Oruro-La Paz line (or in the other direction) and clearly indicate to the driver your intention to get off at Patacamaya. Arrive before noon in Patacamaya Once left by the side of the road (maps.me is your best friend), you will have to join the main artery of the city to catch a collectivo in the direction of Sajama. Once full, it will get you there in about 3 hours, for 30 bolis per person. To avoid any possible collectivo misses, be sure to leave in the morning from La Paz or Oruro in order to be in Patacamaya before noon. How to get to Torotoro How to get to Torotoro How to eat in La Paz How to eat in La Paz How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile What to do in Sajama? What to do in Sajama? Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia?

Si vous êtes en tour du monde, Bangkok peut être un bon spot pour faire votre demande de visa pour la Mongolie. La démarche prend quelques jours et ne vous fera pas dépenser trop d’argent à l’imprimante. How to apply for a Mongolian visa in Bangkok? If you are traveling around the world, Bangkok can be a good place to apply for a Mongolian visa. The process takes a few days and will not make you spend too much money on the printer. The building is not obvious. Lost in the east of Bangkok, you will find the Mongolian Embassy at 100/3 Ekkamai 22 Alley, Khwaeng Khlong Tan Nuea, Khet Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110. To submit your visa application, there is no need an appointment. At the limit, contact the embassy on its Facebook page to make sure of the opening hours. Visa at 80 € and available in 5 days Once your documents have been filed, you will receive a rib. It is on this account that you will have to transfer the payment of the visa in bahts. In April 2018, the visa cost around 80 euros. Five days after filing, the passport was ready! Cap with the Bolivian crest screwed on the forehead, the "manager" of the office looks down on us. “For the French, it's 15 bolivianos.” After having kindly asked for official proof and then realized that we were in the middle of the desert, we let go of the backchich. your passport visa application form a photo ID a proof of flight entry and exit of the territory Documents to provide to the Mongolian Embassy in Bangkok: Our itinerary in Mongolia Our itinerary in Mongolia Discover China Discover China All about Turkey All about Turkey Mongolia: How long to spend on horseback? Mongolia: How long to spend on horseback? Your tailor-made trip to Laos Your tailor-made trip to Laos

Pas loin de Nong Khiaw, Muang Ngoi est le point de départ de randos au milieu de petits villages et offre de jolis points de vue. What to do in Muang Ngoi? A little further north of the Nam Ou than the popular Nong Khiaw, Muang Ngoi is the starting point for hikes in the middle of small villages and offers superb viewpoints. On the way to the local villages The path is well marked. Leave Muang Ngoi and its guesthouses at the edge of the water to venture into the neighborhood. 6 kilometers from the village, it is possible to reach the villages of Huay Sen, Huay Bo and Ban Na in a few hours. Some inhabitants offer lodging for the night (for a few tens of thousands of kips) but we only feel half at ease in the middle of the life of this village... We therefore simply stop there to rehydrate before to leave to admire the landscapes. FYI, to get to these villages, you have to pay a right of way (which also includes the entrance to a cave) of 10,000 kips per person. A short paddle to Nong Khiaw From a point of view, Nong Khiaw largely stands up to Muang Ngoi (and even surpasses it, according to the travelers you meet on the way... we are counting on you to verify this). So embark on a kayak available in Muang Ngoi to descend the Nam Ou at your own pace and tackle the viewpoints of Nong Khiaw. The Nam Ou seen from above Muang Ngoi is bordered by the Nam Ou River. And, if the magnificent karst landscapes and the rice fields crossed on the way to the neighboring villages are not enough for you, you can extend the pleasure with a small viewpoint. Although steep but accessible (for 10,000 kips too), the viewpoint Phanoi offers a pretty sight at sunset. Even plan some provisions for a short aperitif, it will end your walk of the day nicely. Point of arrival from or departure to Vietnam, Muang Ngoi does not have any distributor. If you have a few dollars to change into kips, don't be fooled by the exorbitant rates of traders on the bank. Go instead to the Gecko bar where the super nice manager will give you an (almost) real rate if you pay in dollars and a much better rate than his neighbors if you change. When you only have dollars in Muang Ngoi... How and where to cross the border between Laos and Vietnam How and where to cross the border between Laos and Vietnam How to get from Bangkok to Pakse au Laos? How to get from Bangkok to Pakse au Laos? 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? 4,000 islands: why spend 3 days in Don Som? Scooter: rather Thakhek or the Bolavens? Scooter: rather Thakhek or the Bolavens? Our itinerary in Laos Our itinerary in Laos How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border? How and where to cross the Thailand-Laos border?

On te simplifie la vie avec notre fiche sur la Turquie ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. Turkey To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Our organization 25 days (August) 30€ per day Travel by car, bus Airbnb & guest house Restaurants premises and shopping Our itinerary Days 1-5 :Istanbul Day 6 :visit of Safranbolu Days 7-9: Amasra and start of road tripblack Sea Day 10 : road to Sinop with detour for night inKastamonu Jour 11 : end of the road to Sinop Days 12-13 : visit ofBogazkale AndAmasya Days 14-18 :Cappadocia (valleys, underground cities, troglodyte churches) Day 19: arrival atTrabzon Day 20: departure toKavrun Days 21-25: hiking in theKaçkar Mountains Our favorite Turkey in 90" Our finances Activities & various 5% Food 27% Accommodation 27% Transportation 41% In total, we spent €739 during our stay in Turkey. In detail, this gives: €36 for activities and miscellaneous, €198 for food, €203 for accommodation and €302 for transport. The little tricks of DRDM To make the most of the many activities offered by Cappadocia and its region, rent a car! This will allow you to be very flexible in terms of your organization on site and you can for example cut two days hiking in the valleys of Cappadocia with an excursion to the churches of Soganli. To complete the adventure in Turkey What to do in Cappadocia? What to do in Cappadocia? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?