Ich sehe viele Leute online, die Orte und Kirchen besuchen und Fotos von ihnen machen, die die meisten Touristen auslassen oder nicht für „sehenswert“ halten, wie zum Beispiel ein paar Ruinen in kleinen Dörfern. Doch wie kommen sie eigentlich dorthin? Fährt man mit dem eigenen Auto oder gibt es spezielle Führungen? Und ich habe auch das Gefühl, dass die Kommunikation im Osten der Türkei schwierig sein würde
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Von Positive-Room7705
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They have tours from Armenia that go through Georgia to turkey.
Without telling Nikol that they called it “historical Armenian lands”.
Some take tours, some go independently. (That may be your only option if the place you want to go to is very much off the beaten track, so to speak.) Some Turks will know English or other European languages (esp, German), or perhaps Arabic if you speak that.
Even in peacetime, there are always lots of police checkpoints where everybody has to get out of the vehicle and show their ID. Right now, with a war and a half going on (Syria plus Iran), I can only imagine that there are even more restrictions.
I’ve been lucky enough to go twice. One with Hamshen Tours in Armenia which took a van through Georgia to Ani, Ararat, Van, Mush, and Kars. And I’ve been with a group from the US starting in Adana and ending in Van.
Highly recommend Armenians to go. It’s a very emotional trip and feels surreal to be in the lands that we’ve only heard from stories, history, and songs.