- Visit Istanbul; where Asia meets Europe and was the capital for several different empires.
- Explore Gallipoli, home to one of the most dramatic battles in history
- Pergamum; Where John wrote his letter
- Cappadocia; The land of beautiful horses and home of the fairy chimneys.
- Walk on the ancient roads of the Greco-roman city of Ephesus and see the Holy Mary house.
- Visit Pamukkale and swim in Pools of Heaven on Earth.
- Visit Konya, Home of Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi
Mevlana Museum
Mevlana Museum, a green tower ornamented with ornate Arabic engraves, is the most famous museum in Konya also serves as a mausoleum. It houses the tomb of the well-admired Persian poet, Rumi from the 13th century, relics, antiques, artworks, and passages of Rumi’s poetry. Wander around the museum to feel the attractive culture of Turkey.
Mevlana Whirling Dervishes
Turkey, its culture, and Middle-Eastern mysticism are closely tied to the Mevlana Whirling Dervishes. Skilled Turkish Dervishes spin in profound prayer for a quarter in a hypnotic state like to show an act of worship of Allah in sonorous, ululating, and Islamic hymns. Put this extravagant public performance in your must-see attractions for a glimpse into Turkey’s spiritual and cultural history.
Aziziye Mosque
Aziziye Mosque is the typical symbol of the ornate beauty of the well-known Ottoman Art. The mosque elegantly soothes your eyes with beautiful shades of gold and green-blue. You’ll find a lively bazaar outside the mosque to spare a happy time, soak up in the local culture, a bargain on memorable souvenirs.
Sehitle Abidesi
Sehitle Abidesi was devoted to the Çanakkale war. The beautiful mosaics and marbled structure portray the story of fight and life during wartime through placards, murals, and miniature figurines.
Alaeddin Hill
Alaeddin Hill is the favorite place for recreation and entertainment for locals and tourists alike. It warmly welcomes you by Turkish coffee or tea at its numerous tea-houses nearby. Don’t hesitate to watch the world go by and taste the traditional drinks with a piece of cake. Take a break from urban life’s bustling and spend a lazy afternoon at this scenic hill covered with flowers.
Archaeological Museum
The Konya Archaeological Museum serves as a time machine taking you through centuries of historical inheritance. The small and embellished structure houses pottery, statues, and relics.
Ataturk House Museum
One of the most critical places throughout Turkey is the Ataturk House Museum showcasing Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s personal items, Turkey’s heroic historical figure. He was renowned as a revolutionary, army general, and the first president of Turkey.
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.
