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(Paul Miles 29 Dec 2007)

Living with sheep and satellite TV ( And stay in luxury Gamirasu Cave Hotel ) For more than 4,000 years the people of Cappadocia, central Turkey, have lived in caves. The soft volcanic tufa was first excavated by the Hattis, who made homes in cliffs and phallic columns of rock called fairy chimneys. But, over the millennia, a number of different ethnic and religious groups have followed suit.

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World´s most unusual hotels!

Gamirasu Cave Hotel, Turkey

As if carved out of the cliff face by a chisel-wielding Mother Nature, this hotel is so utterly of its landscape it appears to have been there for thousands of years. So it´s a surprise to find the place only opened as a hotel in 1999. As if carved out of the cliff face by a chisel-wielding Mother Nature, this hotel is so utterly of its landscape it appears to have been there for thousands of years.

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So wird Ihr Urlaub richtig grottig!

Nur keine Höhlenangst!

Während ihre engen Verwandten hoch oben in den Baumwipfeln umhertollten, blieben die ersten Menschen auf dem Boden und entdeckten die Welt der Höhlen. In deren Innern war es fast kuschelig: trocken, warm und vor allem sicher. Und das sind einige von ihnen auch heute noch. Machen Sie doch mal Urlaub im Höhlenhotel.

Businessweek

World´s Greatest Underground Destinations( June 30, 2008)

Cappadocia is located in the middle Anatolian region of Turkey. Due to volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, the Cappadocian landscape is covered with hundreds of volcanic pillars from which, over the ages, people have carved out to form houses and other buildings. Elkep Evi was once an ancient cave dwelling and has been transformed into a 9-room (including two suites) bed and breakfast hotel. Located in Urgup, Cappadocia, all...

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Places to go (January 30, 2008)

Europe, Turkey

One hotel in Turkey attracted our attention. That is the Gamirasu hotel in Cappadocia, a 1000-year-old Byzantine monastery, and the cave house with 18 rooms opened as a hotel in 1999. It offers modern conveniences yet still preserving the spirit of the area that has been inhabited for more than five thousand years. Even famous Forbes recognized it and put it on the list of The Middle East´s Ultra Luxury Hotels.

Easyviaggio.Com

Gamirasu Hotel, Turchia

Nel cuore della Cappadocia, Il Gamirasu hotel è un antico eremo bizantino, dove i monaci si ritiravano per contemplare e riflettere. Nel villaggio di Ayvali, non lontano da Urgup in Cappadocia, l´albergo conserva le sue sembianze alquanto eremitiche.

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Cappadocia, Turkey

The Gamirasu Hotel

We arrived unruffled and on time, on a Pegasus Airlines´ flight to Kayseri´s small airport. It was to be an hour´s transfer in darkness to our hotel on remarkably good and virtually empty roads. There were few lights in the countryside but the profile of low mountains in the background could just be seen. It was only for the last few miles that we drove on a single carriageway, and everything seemed all too easy and comfortable for a so...

Article In Telegraph

By Paul MANSFIELD; 13 April 2002

A cave of one´s own The troglodyte community in Cappadocia is as fascinating as the surrounding landscape, says Paul Mansfield. IN the Anatolian village of Ayvali the day starts early. At sunrise there´s a wake-up call from the muezzin in the village mosque.

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