Roman Road and Cilician Gate
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Ufuk A
土耳其梅尔辛48 条分享
2019年10月 • 夫妻情侣
Buradaki bazı yorumlarda küçük bir kısmı görünüyor denmiş ama oldukça uzun bir yol aslında.Ne yazık ki kıymeti bilinmemiş,koruma altına alınmamış ve böylece yol geçen hanına dönmüş:(. Girişteki Tak’ın üzerine sprey boya ile roma kapısı yazmışlar resmen içimiz acıdı.Bir an önce önlem alınıp , geçip giden zaman içerisinde yok olması engellenmeli.
撰写日期：2019年10月6日
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Gary M
泰国甲米49 条分享
2018年5月 • 夫妻情侣
Hard to find, get to village from the man road, take the right from the small garage up hill) keep going uphill till it starts to level off and you get fork in the road, rake the right and at the end of the road is a rebuilt Roman gate on the left, and a house on the right.
Through the gate and walk, initially the large flagstones are missing then the road becomes clear.
Take water and enjoy the walk.... and wonder where the road stated and ended.
Well worth the effort to find. The way back was easier follow the road downhill, to the left drive through the active and massive quarry and your back on the main road.
Through the gate and walk, initially the large flagstones are missing then the road becomes clear.
Take water and enjoy the walk.... and wonder where the road stated and ended.
Well worth the effort to find. The way back was easier follow the road downhill, to the left drive through the active and massive quarry and your back on the main road.
撰写日期：2018年5月17日
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ihsan sabri a
土耳其Kocaeli Province42 条分享
2018年4月
tarsus a eski yoldan gelirken (pozantı üzerinden) kahverengi levhayı görüyorsunuz (roma yolu) girdiyseniz yandınız toprak yollar çatallaşıyor ve tabikii yön levhası yok. ödüllü tarsus belediyesi veya turizm müdürlüğünün konuya eğilmesi lazım. roma yolu başlangıcına vardığınızda bir tak görüyorsunuz. daha sonra taşlardan yol başka bir şey yok. bence görülmesi gerekmeyen bir yer
撰写日期：2018年4月17日
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Serjio_Alware
俄罗斯特维尔681 条分享
2016年3月 • 独自旅游
К сожалению, без машины на эту великолепно сохранившуюся римскую дорогу не попасть. С шоссе Адана-Тартус есть указатели, хотя и довольно путанные. Зато она обозначена на Мишленовской карте страны!
Широченая мостовая из огромных булыжников, до блеска выглаженных временем, ногами и копытами. Местами пропадает, потом появляется вновь. Похожий фрагмент есть в знаменитом Иераполисе, но тут совершенно иной масштаб - километры сохранившегося древнеримского тракта.
Широченая мостовая из огромных булыжников, до блеска выглаженных временем, ногами и копытами. Местами пропадает, потом появляется вновь. Похожий фрагмент есть в знаменитом Иераполисе, но тут совершенно иной масштаб - километры сохранившегося древнеримского тракта.
撰写日期：2016年5月13日
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Elçin Şimşek
土耳其Akdeniz67 条分享
2015年7月 • 家庭
hep dediğim gibi , ülkemiz açık hava müzesi. Dünya gelişimine ön ayak olmuş tüm medeniyetlerin yaşadığı topraklar bu topraklar.
yol neredeyse Tarsus'un altından geçip devam ediyor. o zamanı hayal ettiğinizde gördüğünüz muhteşemliği anlatmak çok zor.
o yüzden gidin ve görün.
yol neredeyse Tarsus'un altından geçip devam ediyor. o zamanı hayal ettiğinizde gördüğünüz muhteşemliği anlatmak çok zor.
o yüzden gidin ve görün.
撰写日期：2015年9月28日
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doctorlar
土耳其特拉布宗省36 条分享
2014年10月 • 夫妻情侣
mit eine der ältesten Strassen mit Kanalisation der Welt. Mitten in der Stadt wächst es leider langsam zu. Sehr schön aber die streunenden Hunde sollten mit Vorsicht genossen werden
撰写日期：2015年6月4日
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lledds
阿拉斯加安克雷奇369 条分享
2014年7月 • 好友
This portion of Roman Road is not to be missed -- and it is more impressive than the section of Roman Road seen in Tarsus proper. Once you find it (continue reading for the directions -- and please view the photos to look for noted landmarks), you will be glad you took the time to visit. After you arrive and walk through the re-built Cilician Gate, at first glance, the 3 meter-wide road is missing a substantial number of stones, but as you continue, you find fewer and fewer missing. Continue walking to where the road peters out -- it is approximately 2 km in length.
There are several sections where the road borders a chain-link fence, several sections where it is destroyed and a gravel road covers it. No mind -- it is worth walking until you run out of road!
It is purported that Paul walked this road to Cappadocia -- no mind whether or not he did, it is an amazing thing to see; imagine the history of it, who walked it, were there chariots? Most everyone on foot? Wearing leather roman sandals and flowing robes?
Enjoy your time there -- apologies for not having the GPS coordinates, but the photos should help in your quest to find this amazing landmark.
Directions:
Driving west on the E90 to Mersin (from Adana), very soon after you pass the freeway that heads north to Pozanti, take the exit that says "Tarsus (Doğu) Çamtepe". After the quarter cloverleaf, you find yourself heading south (you want to go north). No worries -- at the first opportunity, make a U-turn and head north. You will see a small brown sign approximately 3-4 km up the road that says "Romo Yolu". Turn left when you see the road -- and you will go approximately 5 km to the village of Saglikli. The road meanders through the village, and there is an opportunity to take a 90 degree left-hand turn onto a dirt road, or to continue straight, up a slight hill. Take the hill. You drive approximately 2km before you see the olive tree in the photo -- turn right and proceed until you see the re-built Cilician Gate. Park wherever you wish -- the view to the plain below is lovely.
There are several sections where the road borders a chain-link fence, several sections where it is destroyed and a gravel road covers it. No mind -- it is worth walking until you run out of road!
It is purported that Paul walked this road to Cappadocia -- no mind whether or not he did, it is an amazing thing to see; imagine the history of it, who walked it, were there chariots? Most everyone on foot? Wearing leather roman sandals and flowing robes?
Enjoy your time there -- apologies for not having the GPS coordinates, but the photos should help in your quest to find this amazing landmark.
Directions:
Driving west on the E90 to Mersin (from Adana), very soon after you pass the freeway that heads north to Pozanti, take the exit that says "Tarsus (Doğu) Çamtepe". After the quarter cloverleaf, you find yourself heading south (you want to go north). No worries -- at the first opportunity, make a U-turn and head north. You will see a small brown sign approximately 3-4 km up the road that says "Romo Yolu". Turn left when you see the road -- and you will go approximately 5 km to the village of Saglikli. The road meanders through the village, and there is an opportunity to take a 90 degree left-hand turn onto a dirt road, or to continue straight, up a slight hill. Take the hill. You drive approximately 2km before you see the olive tree in the photo -- turn right and proceed until you see the re-built Cilician Gate. Park wherever you wish -- the view to the plain below is lovely.
撰写日期：2014年9月17日
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ARKocaballi
土耳其安卡拉315 条分享
2013年10月 • 家庭
Adı üstünde "yol" ancak küçük bir bölümü ortaya çıkarılmış,
Yolun tamamının ortaya çıkarılmasını biz göremeyiz herhalde.
O zaman ki yollar bile şimdiki yollardan iyiymiş...
Yolun tamamının ortaya çıkarılmasını biz göremeyiz herhalde.
O zaman ki yollar bile şimdiki yollardan iyiymiş...
撰写日期：2013年12月5日
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