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Vemaeve | 18:26 Sun 01st Oct 2006 | Travel
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What are inns or hostels for pilgrims travelling in Turkey called?
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An imaret
20:13 Sun 01st Oct 2006
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maybe also a caravanserai, though these aren't just Turkish or for pilgrims
20:58 Sun 01st Oct 2006
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This was my source:

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/imaret
21:00 Sun 01st Oct 2006
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sorry, wasn't disagreeing with you SteveD, just offering a possible alternative if it's for a crossword or something
21:14 Sun 01st Oct 2006
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It can also be known as a "han" - the B�y�k Han, or "Great Inn", for instance, is a well-known landmark in Lefkoşa (North Nicosia)
22:50 Sun 01st Oct 2006
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Han is a very traditional hostel, but some resorts have small hostels called Pansyon, really just a basic B&B
20:40 Sun 08th Oct 2006

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