i hate hate hate u, June / July & August!!
x per la, kana go thru jugak.
so, jom kiter sambung.
In the bus, tertiba ader ong kejukan weols ..
"U two ... Pamukkale?"
Yes ...
"after this your stop."
oo, ok.
they drop us kat tepi jalan.
dah ader a small van waiting.
about six of us jer kowt.
Then, the driver suh duk dalam van
"we wait for another bus, ok"
tunggu punya tunggu ...
ader la dekat sejam kut, dari kul 5.45am tadi
dari gelap ke cerah ...
Tapi, x sornag pun yg bising tanya naper lambat sangat
kalu kat Mesia, dah menjerit jerit dah bising, marah marah ...
Finally, bus yg ditunggu sampai.
Masukla 4 orng awek.
terus bawak ke Pamukkale.
x lama pun,
about 20 minits drive jer
Drop kiterong kat bus office Pamukkale.
Kecik ajer bus office dia.
Kat ctu terus beli the Pamukkale tour TL60/pax
starts at 9.30am. so melepak la tunggu lagi 1 setengah jam
rupanye weol 2 orng jer yang join ....
Ujan lak turun ngan lebatnya.
The van came,
amek lagi 2 org kat otel mana ntah ...
ujan is still raining
the van make a short stop kat kedai
tuk beli payung.
we bought one ... TL12!!
Mahai payung nih.
first stop >>> Hierapolis
Entrance fee TL20, included in the tour.
Hierapolis was founded in 190 B.C. by Eumenes II, King of Pergamon. In the 2nd and 3rd centuries, it reached the height of its development as a Roman thermal bath center. Between the first and fourth centuries, Hierapolis was a city popular with its spas in the Roman Empire. Many queens had beauty baths in the red colored healing thermal waters of the Roman baths with soaps scented with bay leaves and, refreshed, they presented themselves to the Caesars with stalks of grapes.
Christianity started to spread in this area in 1. century AD. Since St. Philip, one of the twelve apostles, was killed here, Hierapolis became a sacred place for the Christians. In 394 it came under the control of the Byzantine Empire and became a center of Bishopric. However, when the Turks came to the area, they wanted to conquer the city and because of continuous wars between the Turks and the Byzantine, the city became a battlefield. Eventually the city grew weaker and weaker until a big earthquake brought an end to its history in the XIII Century.
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| ader bus servce kat dalam tu, TL3/pax. nak jalan de dalam tu jawooh jugakla. Ujan dah reda da sikit. Kater the tour guide, Emre namanyer, this rain is long awaited by the farmers here. Dah lamax ujan kat ctu. Hari kitaorg datangla is the first day of rain ... Alhamdulillah... ujan rahmat gitu. So, berjalan la kitorg dalm ujan renyai tu. |
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| Ni dia Emre ... hansome x? ... senyum jer orangnye. Lagi dua orng tu, from pakistan. |
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| These are actually tombs. tomb tuk famili, kiranya dari golongan bangsawan. yng ni was recently dug out. |
Emre explained a lot on the history part Hierapolis. Tapi, ai x hengat satu bende pun. Kalu nak tau ... sila google la ek.
stop cni duluu .... (◕‿◕)
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