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| | Sleeping Car on Train, Turkey |
 | | Sleeping car fares are quite cheap by European or North American standards: US$68 single, US$76 for two persons (taxes and service included) on the overnight Ankara Express between Istanbul and Ankara, Turkey's most expensive sleeper train (and my favorite). |
 | | Unlike couchettes or passenger cars, sleeping compartments are private: one person, a couple, or three people rent the entire compartment, assuring privacy. |
 | | Each sleeping car has its own porter who makes up the beds in the evening, converts them back to seats in the morning, brings drinks and snacks to passengers in the compartments, announces meal times, and generally sees to passengers' comfort and welfare. |
| www.turkeytravelplanner.com /Transportation/Train/SleepingCar.html (293 words) |
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