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KONYA HOTELS
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Konya Bera
Hotel
4 Star
137 total
rooms, 320
total beds,
1 king suite,
39 suites,
1 handicapped
room...
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Konya Ozkaymak
Hotel
4 Star
108 total
rooms, 216
total beds,
22 suites,
2 connected
rooms, 18
non-smoking
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Konya Yeni
Kosk Esra
Hotel
S Class
47 total
rooms, 100
total beds,
1 suite... |
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Konya Rumi
Hotel
S Class
This
new Konya
hotel has
only 33
rooms including
3
suites.
Rumi Hotel
in Konya
is a new
S class
hotel located
in the center...
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KONYA
KONYA (Iconium)
Konya is a city
in Central Anatolia
in Turkey which
has protected its
name for centuries.
Legend says that
Perseus killed a
dragon that had
been ravaging the
town. The people
set up a special
monument to honor
him, a stone obelisk
with an icon of
Perseus carved in
it. This event gave
the city it's name,
Ikonyon, Ikonyum,
Iconium. However,
among Muslims, another
legend is told.
Two dervishes, friends
of Allah, were making
an excursion through
the skies from the
far away countries
of Horasan toward
the west...
When they flew
over the lands of
central Anatolia,
one asked the other,
"Shall I land?"
("Konayim mi?").
The other answered,
"Sure, land." ("Kon
ya!") So, they landed
and founded the
city of Konya. Archaeology
shows that the Konya
region is one of
the most ancient
settlements of Anatolia.
The results of excavations
in Catalhöyük, Karahöyük,
Cukurkent and Kucukkoy
show the region
was inhabited as
far back as the
Neolithic Period
(Late Stone Age)
of BC 7000. Other
settlers of the
city before Islam
were; the Calcolitic
Period (Copper Age)
civilizations, Bronze
Age civilizations,
Hittites, Frigians,
Lidians, Persians,
Romans and finally
Byzantines. Konya
is an important
place for Christians
as well because
St. Paul and St.
Barnabas came to
the city on one...
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