Stair of the Turks Review

After a 3-hour drive from Palermo West, we arrived at Agrigento. In addition to the famous Temple Valley Turkish Steps, Agrigento is also a network red spot that cannot be missed. People who come to check in due to inconvenient transportation are mostly self-driving. There are many reefs near the beach and Most people who are not suitable for swimming and sunbathing are not very good. The straight line along the beach is not as white as an iceberg. The cliffs towering in the sea are like steps. Therefore, the famous ladder entrance has set up a fine notice board to ignore the warning and force the ladder. The maximum penalty for people is 417 euros. With this shock shot, the Turkish ladder is much cleaner. I will slip to the bottom of the ladder after punching a card on the dense and gentle beach. I took a selfie. Two selfies were not caught. I earned it. There is a white stone cliff. The color of the reflected sea water is transparent cream and green sea breeze. I have experienced the beauty of the Turkish ladder. ～

The Turkish ladder is a very good place. The travel here is very warm. There are Heh um good old resources and travel content, and there are very rich foods to enjoy. [Fun] Interesting place [View] The scenery is also very good

beautiful place! blue sky and white cliff! climbing up is fun! your clothes might get some white powders too.inconvenient to go by bus. they have some private cab near arigento train station. price varies! at first they said eur 70 round trip... eventually eur50... however, they charged us eur80 at last! :(better drive!

This Turkish ladder is in Italy, you can go anywhere recently.

To Agrigento, Italy, in addition to the valley of the temple, there is a natural landscape that is also a must-see for tourists, that is, the Turkish ladder. The so-called ladder is on the beach on the edge of the Mediterranean. There is a unique cliff, white and milky, especially beautiful. The reason must be because the rocks here are composed of special elements, formed by the wind and sun and the seawater, it is said that this place used to be the place where the Turks landed, so it is called the Turkish ladder. Once I saw photos taken by others can climb the steps, and we have not allowed tourists to go up this time, but also out of the protection of natural landscape.

After visiting the valley of the temple, I drove to the Turkish steps. After I parked the car, I had to walk down the beach and then walk a distance before I could reach it. The white here is reminiscent of Pamukkale, but you can walk boldly without taking off your shoes.