Dogubeyazit
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Culture and History / Travel to Dogubeyazit, visa requirements / Get around / Dogubeyazit attractions and sightseeing / City tours / Shopping, Dogubeyazit souvenirs / Good restaurants and cheap meals / Dogubeyazit nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs. / Hotels, youth hostels, lodging / Get outDogubeyazit is in Eastern Anatolia, Turkey.
Culture and History
When going towards east to Iran, this is the last Turkish town you'll come across.
The electricity supply here is intermittent.
Travel to Dogubeyazit - Visa Requirements
Tours and Getting around Dogubeyazit
You can walk to most places in this fairly small city.
Dogubeyazit tourist attractions and sightseeing
- Ishak Pasa Sarayi is a palace 5 km outside the city. This ancient fortress/castle/mosque is stunningly beautiful, and is a must see when in Dougbeyazit. Try to go on a dry, sunny day. The old town is nearby.
Dogubeyazit city tours
- Climb Mount Ararat (5,137 metres/16,854 ft), on the border of Turkey and Iran, supposedly where Noah's Ark landed. Guides and vehicles are available in Dogubeyazit. The climb is long, but there is a fairly easy route from the south in late summer for climbers who are familiar with the use of axe and crampons. Snow covers the last 400 m (¼ mile) year-round. There are two possible campsites on the mountain, and the glacier begins around 4,800 m (15,750 ft).
Dogubeyazit souvenirs and shopping
Dogubeyazit Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive
Try to get a rare Abdigor kofte. It is a fist size meatball on the pilaf but it difficult to find because of no many cooker know the how to cook. This dish cannot be fond any other side of Turkey. It is local can be find only in dogubayazit.
Dogubeyazit nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs
- Cafe shop on Kermelsi Rd. in the center of Dogubeyazit
- Pure fruit juice shop, makes nice pure juice! Istanplak Avenue in eastern Dogubeyazit
Dogubeyazit cheap and luxurious hotels, youth hostels and lodging
Hotels are numerous. It is impossible to find a place in town with air-conditioning.
- Hotel Nuh has an impressive lobby area but shabby rooms.
- Hotel Isfahan, Isagecit Caddesi 26, ☎ +90 472 312 43 63(info@hotelisfahan.com, fax: +90 472 312 40 81), [1]. This hotel has spacious rooms and a run down lobby area.
- Hotel Grand Derya is run down and has intermittent problems with breakfast.
- Hotel Urartu is reasonable with friendly staff.
- Hotel Tahran is inexpensive with surprisingly clean but small bathrooms.
- Hotel Erzurum has clean rooms with shared bathrooms.
Get out
Note that it can be difficult to leave after about 14:00 as most buses depart in the morning. There are two bus stops at opposite ends of town: one otogar for distant destinations and one for dolmuses to Van.
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