Although we read that the mountain is best viewed at sunset and sunrise when the light is good, we arrived early in the afternoon and decided to go up then. We arrived at the summit to find ourselves alone. The utter silence added to the experience. The sun was still fierce in early September, but a constant breeze kept us... more

We were there during daylight hours and couldn't catch sunset nor sunrise, but we were still awed by this magestic mountain top mausoleum. The trip to the top is not for the faint hearted and even at the end of May you need a good jacket to protect you from the chilly wind. We were a large group. Our bus... more

We've recently returned from a fantastic trip to Mt Nemrut. Most of the advice available in travel guides or on-line covers the approach to the mountain from the West or South. However if, like us, you're travelling from the East (i.e. Mardin or Diyarbakir) there's not a lot of advice available. If you have your own transport, there are 2... more

I purchased a tour from Adana (Incirlik Air Base) for $120. We departed on a 5 hour bus ride to get to "Hotel Nemrut," a dive of a hotel. It was all-inclusive with meals, all terrible, and I'm not even a picky eater (if you take this tour, bring food). They wake us up at 2:00 AM in order to... more

I wanted so much to see the Mount Nemrut that I based all my trip to turkey to that area. The place is just incredible, on the top of the highest mountain at 2000 meter high. It is always cold there because of the wind, so take a very warm jacket and a big scarf and maybe a blanket as... more

Because of time reason we want to choose the way to Mt.Nemrut from Malatya. There is a very good tourism office where they speak English well and organize a 2-day trip, also adviced by Lonely Planet. The trip costs 50 YTL/person, incl.transport, dinner, breakfast and accommodation. E-mail for futher info: ----------- more

顔の形をした岩が思ったより小さいけど、みごたえは十分です＾＾ 勉強不足で行った後知りましたが、頭と顔が違う国の文化にな... more

Incroyable découverte. Très belle montée en voiture (2 heures) avant d'arriver à destination. more

La visite du Mont Nemrut (celui de la Bible, pas l'autre qui se trouve 300km au nord-est) devait etre le... more