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Artvin (Mehmet Genc) culture center and restaurant: Eating something at historical house
Tuna_ank Says: I didn't eat there but I think therer are many good things to eat. At least you must see that old house. (1799) http://www.artvinkulturevi.com/tr/index.asp
Tuna_ank Says: If you climb to mountain by car you may visit to Kafkasor platoo and see bullfight at festival time. You may stay at tenth and cycle or walk at bicyle roads.
terrycowan Says: Barhal makes a good base for hiking in the Kackar Mountains. Groups of huts cling to the mountainsides between Barhal and Altiparmak.
terrycowan Says: Osk Vank Church (Oshkhi, in Georgian) is perhaps the most spectacular of the Georgian churches in the Artvin. It is in the village of Camiryamac. Few frescoes...
terrycowan Says: Barhal is a 10th-century Georgian church located near the village of Barhal. The church was converted to a mosque and has been closed in recent years. Plans are...
terrycowan Says: My favorite of the Georgian churches. Dortkilise dates from the 900s and is simply immense in size. It was never converted to a mosque and is more or less...
Marsis Pension: A Swiss Chalet in the Kackars
terrycowan Says: Father and son, Ahmet and Yaseur(sp.) Pehlivan run this welcoming Swiss chalet type pension, located on the right as you enter Barhal. Everything is new and...
AlperIst Says: Karagol is near Georgia border. A beautiful lake covered by a forest. There is a very simple premise that belongs to Ministry of Forests for their own...
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