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THT Akdeniz Beach Hotel-Oludeniz

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 Akdeniz Beach HotelNestling beneath towering mountains at the edge of the signature costal image and much photographed blue lagoon. A mere 2 minute stroll from the magnificent beach of Oludeniz. The hotel is medium in size with 54 well.

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THT Yel Hotel-Fethiye

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Yel HotelYel Holiday Resort is set on the hillside of the town of Fethiye and offers fantastic views over the village. Located 4 km from Oludeniz beach and 6km to Fethiye, the Yel Holiday Resort has alot to offer outside it's own hotel facilities giving the holiday maker lots to do. The hotel is 55k away from Dalaman airport.

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THT Dorian Hotel-Oludeniz

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Dorian HotelThe Hotel was established in Belcekiz and it's 350 m to the beach and also 500 m to Oludeniz Bay.Besides this the Hotel has own private beach .The Hotel rendered our service since may 2006 to supply the holiday that was dreamed and waited for during the year.The Dorian gets bigger and bigger improve its service and quality to makes holiday unforgettable. The hotel very close to restaurants, bars and shops.

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dance22.jpg Turkish dance refers to the folk dances of Turkey. On the border between Europe and the Middle East, facing three seas, straddling important trade routes, Turkey has an ancient and complicated culture, reflected in the variety of its dances. However its dance traditions are dominated by the influence of the Ottoman Empire. The dominant dance forms are types of line dance.

Halay folk-dance is performed to a large extent in the Eastern, South- Eastern and Central Anatolia and it is one of the most striking dance. It has a rich figure structure of simplicity is the symbol of creation and originality of the folk. The rhythmic elements of halay dances are very rich and are mostly performed with drum-zurna combination as well as with kaval (shepherd's pipe), sipsi (reed), cigirtma (fife) or baglama (an instrument with three double strings played whit a plectrum) or performed when folk songs are sung. You may experience all the measures of the Turkish folk music in the halay melodies.

 
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