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Nemrut Dagi

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Nemrut Dagi Mount Nemrut Nemrut Dagi, or Mount Nemrut, rises 2,150 metres from the Anti-Taurus Mountains in south-central Turkey and is thought to be a royal tomb for a king from the 1st century BC © Tolo Balaguer - age fotostock

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  • Mount Nemrut
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  • Statues near the peak of Mount Nemrut
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In the east of the country, the site of Nemrut Dagi is a long climb, with an altitude of over 6,562 ft. This succession of monumental statues watching eternally over the mausoleum of Antioch I is definitely worth a stop over, as the heads of the gods dating back to the 2nd Century seem so supernatural.

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