Hısarçandır [158] [CE67]

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2Accommodations

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Village

Hısarçandır

ID:

158

Village that was the original eastern end point for the Lycian Way (an additional two sections were added in 2014). Located north of Göynük Canyon and southwest of Çitdibi.

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Nitty-Gritty

Transport

Dolmuş service is available to / from Antalya at a bus stop by the mosque.

Payment is via a stored-value card that you tap on a sensor (no cash). If you don’t have a card and are heading towards Antalya the driver will normally let you board and will stop closer to the city for you to purchase a card from a machine, and you can pay then.

Accommodations

We’re aware of at least one guesthouse available, Tuncay Yerdelen’s House, about which we’ve heard good things.

Amenities

There’s a water fountain beside the mosque.

Accommodations

Here’s what we’re currently tracking for this community:

Guesthouse

Tuncay Yerdelen’s House

Pretty Pictures

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Signpost in Hısarçandır

Photo by
Łukasz Ostojski

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Fall 2021

How You Can Help

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Details on accommodation options, especially places where you’ve stayed.

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