Palan Hotel Erzurum

Palan Hotel offers many activities apart from skiing and the skiing facilities are fully comprehensive at the Palandoken Skiing Centre There is also table tennis jogging aerobics hunting paragliding trekking rafting butterfly hunting mountain biking and sledding possible Over that we offer good service and a laundry ironing as well as dry cleaning Dining Enjoy yourself during your holiday in the Karana Restaurant with rich open buffet breakfast meals and desserts and the wide range of choices of several cuisine in the world Also in our A la carte restaurant you can enjoy the distinct delights Additionally we have a terrace restaurant where you eat while seeing mountains Recreation After an exciting day you can enjoy in our wellness area and feel fine while going into the sauna or getting a massage Over that you can use our steam or turkish bath indoor swimming pool fitness centre and the hammam

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Erzurum is the largest provincial capital in Eastern Anatolia and it was founded on the foot of the Palandoken Mountains at an elevation of 1 50 meters Erzurum known as the citadel of Eastern Anatolia is located on an important trade junction and transit route between Ankara Trabzon and Teheran Furthermore it is connected to every part of the country both by airways and railways The city is at the same time the cultural center of Eastern Anatolia Ataturk University in the city is one of the best higher education institutions in Turkey Erzurum is a rich historical treasure with its centuries old mosques forts towers and large tombs with dome-shaped or conical roofs The Palandoken Ski Center is 5 km to the south of Erzurum It is among the longest and steepest ski runs in the world The length of the chair lift is 3237 meters and the difference in altitude from the start to the finish is 1000 meters Among the other points of interest in Erzurum are the Tortum Lake and Waterfall with its steep cliffs the Cobandede Bridge which has a length of 220 meters built by the Seljuks on the Aras River in the thirteenth century Pasinler and Oltu Citadels