8 days pearls of Turkey tour package

"Arrival at Istanbul/SAW airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Check-in.

"Depending on your tour pick up time, you'll meet your guide to begin the full day tour. Explore the Hagia Sophia. It was the largest structure in the world, apart from the pyramids of Egypt and the Great Wall of China. During the Byzantine period, it was the religious center of the city. Next is Topkapi Palace. This palace was not only the palace of the Sultans, but also the seat of the government of the Ottoman Empire. It hosted the Ottoman Sultans for almost 400 years. Next is the Hippodrome. Built by the Roman Emperor Septimus Severus in 203 AD, the racecourse was the civilian center of the city's population during Roman times, and he once accommodated 100,000 spectators. Then there is the Blue Mosque. Built by the Ottoman Sultan Ahmed I in 1616, the Blue His Mosque, with its famous six minarets and magnificent dome, is now one of the most famous landmarks of the Old City. Next is the Grand Bazaar. With 18 entrances and more than 4,000 shops, it's one of the world's largest bazaars. At the end of the tour, drive back to your hotel. Overnight in Istanbul

"Meet your guide according to your hotel pick-up time and drive to Çanakkale. Today visit the ANZAC Battlefields, Brighton Beach, ANZAC Cove, Seafront Cemetery, Lone Pine Australian Monument, Johnston's Jolly Turkish and Allied Tunnels and Entries, 57th Regiment Turkish Monument, and Chunuk Bear New Zealand Monument. Next, visit the Troy Ruins to see the UNESCO-listed ruins of the ancient Trojan Kingdom." , 'Trojan Horse', 'Helena of Troy', 'Prince Paris' and many other terms from the battle of Achilles and Hector; no. After the tour ends, we will drop you off at your hotel. check in. Overnight in Canakkale

"Breakfast on the way to Pergamon after checking out of the hotel. Pergamum, the place where John wrote his letters, was the capital for nearly 400 years. After mythological times, Pergamum became a hub for several cultures, from the Stone Age and Bronze Age to the Archaic and Classical periods. Built over a century of temples, palaces and agoras, the Asklepion included the Great Altar of Zeus and the Parchment Library. You will also visit the ruins, once known as the "God of Health of Pergamum". Asclepius provided nutrition, health and medicine to people for hundreds of years, making Pergamum a very important medical center. Famous physicians such as Hippocrates and Galen were born in Pergamum and worked there. Along the way, enjoy beautiful views of the Aegean Sea, including lush olive groves and Greek and Turkish islands. Overnight in Kusadasi.

Meet your guide at your tour pick-up time and begin your full-day tour.Visit the Virgin Mary's House. The church was built from the 6th century AD on the foundations of a 1st century AD house, and the church describes it as the last house in which Mary spent her final days. Head to ancient Ephesus, the best preserved classical city in the Eastern Mediterranean. Ephesus is the second largest city in the world after Rome, with a population of over 250,000. It also houses the Temple of Artemis, one of his Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Ephesus is also very well preserved and you will feel like a time traveler as you walk through its ancient streets surrounded by beautiful monuments such as the third largest ancient library on the Asian continent and the largest Roman theater.
Next; The Temple of Artemis or Artemision was his one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The worship of Artemis was so famous in ancient times that Ephesus became a popular pilgrimage site. Overnight in Kusadasi.

After breakfast at your hotel, check out for your tour pick-up time and meet your guide to begin your full-day tour. Visit Pamukkale, the pools of heaven on earth... Pamukkale has always been a very popular settlement, where hot springs were believed to have curative powers. It is therefore believed to be the oldest spa in the world where historical people traveled great distances to find cures. The particular terraces had been fashioned via way of means of walking heat water containing calcium bicarbonate at 35°C. Today, Pahi Mukkale has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Visit the ancient city of Hierapolis, home to Anatolia's largest necropolis with 1,200 tombstones. The sacred pond is also one of the highlights of this place. Its shallow thermal waters flow over stunning Roman ruins below. At the end of the tour, you will travel to Antalya. check in. Overnight in Antalya.

“Today we will take the cable car from the sea to the sky. Enjoy spectacular views from the top of Tunektepe, 1365m above sea level. You will see the beautiful coast of the Antalya region, beautiful mountains, pine forests and the turquoise Mediterranean Sea. The wonderful photos taken during the trip will remind you of this unforgettable experience. Next, Duden Waterfall is the most beautiful and most visited waterfall in Antalya region. Take a walk through the beautiful park and listen to the sound of falling water.

After lunch at a local restaurant with stunning panoramic views, you will have 1-1.5 hours of free time to explore the Old Town (Kaleici).See the city's main attractions, including Hadrian's Gate, Clock Tower, Kesik Minaret (minaret stump), and 2nd-century ramparts. The Old Town, with its narrow stone streets, is also a great place to explore its numerous boutiques, art galleries and interesting museums. Before leaving Kaleici, don't forget to shop for unforgettable souvenirs in the authentic shops. Overnight in Antalya.

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