Ishak Pasha Palace
A combination of Seljuk, Ottoman, Georgian, Persian, and Armenian architecture, Ishak Pasha Palace is a magnificent example of Turkish historical structure. Its glass roof is one of the most interesting and eye-catching points of the palace allowing travelers to visit on rainy days.
The palace houses several sections, including the entrance, the first and second courtyards, the men’s section, the mosque, and the baths. The first courtyard belonged to merchants and guests, which can be accessed through the main entrance. Only family and special guests could enter the second courtyard. Undoubtedly, one of the most prominent parts is its dining room decorated with a combination of Seljuk, Georgian, Armenian architecture, and the use of black and white stones.
The construction of the palace, which belongs to the Ottoman Empire, was started in 1685 by the ruler of Bayazit and continued by his son and was later completed by his grandson, after about 99 years. The shrine or private house of Ishak Pasha Palace was built one hundred years after the beginning of palace construction.
Mount Ararat
A snow-capped and dormant compound volcano, Mount Ararat is located in the northeast of Turkey, consisting of two major volcanic cones: Greater Ararat and Little Ararat. Greater Ararat is the highest peak and the Armenian Highland in Turkey with an elevation of 5,137 meters. Little Ararat has an altitude equal to 3,896 meters. It is one of the Armenians’ prominent symbols, and despite its location in Turkey, the Armenians have a special prejudice and interest in this mount.
Mount Ararat is a symbol of resistance and stability for the Armenians who put the name of Ararat on the forehead of their club and place of business, and even for their sons. Frederick Parrott of Russia was the first person to reach the summit in 1829. Mount Ararat is sunny, hot, and dry in summer but has a cold climate in spring and winter, and climbers face storms, blizzards, rain, and snow in these seasons.
Small Group Tours
Traveling with a small group of passengers, divides mutual costs such as tour guide cost, transportation, entry fees, etc. between few passengers and makes your tour more affordable. The members of small group tour could be your own family or friends, or other savvy travelers that you will meet and share a journey.
Multi-Day Tours
Your time is priceless and we don’t want you to spend your travel time on planning for your vacation day by day. Booking a multi-day tour to a specific destinations makes it easier for you to focus on what you love, instead of going through hundreds of different daily itineraries and plan for each day individually. Simply choose your tour based on the desired duration.
Guided Tours
For many destinations, having a local tour guide is a necessity. A professional tour guide helps you to get the most of your travel experience, plan your tours, answers to your questions, teach you the basics of the language, and manage the timings for you and other travelers. All the tour guide fees are included in your tour package.
All-inclusive Tours
We carefully handpick all the tours to make sure we offer the most convenient ones that covers everything you need. This includes affordable hotels, local transports, meals, and entry ticket. We make sure to include all the main costs into our itineraries so that you pay for the whole package once, and enjoy your all inclusive tour.
