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Insuyu Cave in Burdur
The Insuyu cave, located on the highway from Antalya to Burdur, is the first cave system officially opened to tourism. T
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Status: Available
Hidden on: 14 May 2009
Listing: https://opencaching.de/OC8C5A
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The Insuyu cave, located on the highway from Antalya to Burdur, is the first cave system officially opened to tourism. The cave system contains many lakes. The biggest of those, "Büyük Göl", is the largest known underground lake in Turkey.
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Log entries for Insuyu Cave in Burdur
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06 November 2009
barmbek
found the geocache
We wanted to visit
this cave, because the listing of this Earth cache sounded interesting
to us. And due to its remote location we hoped to see a cave, that is
not so much visited by tourists as the ones, which are near the coast,
for example near Alanya. So we drove about 150 km from Belek to the
cave. When we arrived, the man at the counter was a bit confused,
because we unfortunately had no turkish money with us. But in the end
we could pay the entrance fee in EURO. There
were only 4 other people visiting the cave, so we could have a look at
all details very smoothly. It was very impressive to see the size and
magnitude of the whole cave-system. We took a lot of pictures, but they
can not really tell, how enormous the dimensions were. Inside the cave,
there are of course many spotlights, to show the beauty of it. But
there are also english and turkish spoken announcements from tape with
guitar-music in the background. Unfortunately some idiots have
scratched words and names in some parts of the rocks, but luckily these
scratchings are not everywhere. After
about 50 minutes we left the cave to see the daylight again. The nearby
kiosk was closed, so we could not have a cay or a coffee, so we made
short break in our car drinking our own beverages. We
enjoyed this trip very much and we want to say thank you very much to
the owner for establishing an Earth cache at this interesting location.
And we also say thank you for the very quick log-permission. We can recommend to do this Earth-Cache! Greetings from Hamburg / Germany, P.S.: We got the
barmbek (Andrea + Roland).
FTF !!!
Roland in front of the cave with GPSr
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