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23 Days Grand Turkey Tour - 23/22

23 Days Grand Turkey Tour

 

Day 1 Saturday Istanbul

Welcome to Istanbul! You will be transferred to your hotel and the remainder of the day is yours, free to explore. Overnight Istanbul

 

Day 2 Sunday Istanbul Old City

After breakfast, you enjoy a fully guided tour of the only city to span two continents, visiting the Blue Mosque, the Aya Sofya, Topkapi Palace and the Hippodrome. Overnight Istanbul (B)

 

Day 3 Monday Gallipoli Battlefields

One of the most emotionally touching places in Turkey, today we visit the WWI Battlefields of Gallipoli including Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair Memorials, ANZAC Cove, The Nek, Johnston's Jolly, original trenches and tunnels. Overnight Canakkale (B, D)

 

Day 4 Tuesday Troy, Acropolis of Pergamum

This morning, step back in time as we visit Troy, home of the famed Trojan Horse and then tour the magnificent acropolis of Pergamum. Its impressive temples and library made Pergamum a renowned cultural and political centre in its time. Overnight Kusadasi (B, D)

Day 5 Wednesday Ephesus, Kusadasi

Absorb yourself in history today with a guided tour of Ephesus and a visit to the site of the Temple of Artemis. Feel the mystical atmosphere of the ancient city and theatre before continuing to the former Greek village of Sirince, famous for its fruit wines. Carpet weaving has long traditions in Turkey and at the carpet village we learn how the carpets are made by hand and what determines their value.  Overnight Kusadasi (B, D)

 

Day 6 Thursday Pamukkale, Hierapolis

This morning we will enjoy a display of locally handcrafted leather goods before heading to the the magnificent white calcium terraces, known as Travertines, in Pamukkale where we also tour the ancient city of Hierapolis. Take a dip, amongst ancient columns, in the hot springs that were used in Roman times for their therapeutic powers. Overnight Pamukkale (B, D)

 

Day 7 Friday Silk Road, Konya

Today we travel the ancient Silk Road visiting Sultanhani Caravansary and the Mevlana museum in Konya along the way. Tonight, don't miss the optional traditional Turkish folklore evening! Overnight Cappadocia (B, D)

 

Day 8 Saturday Cappadocia, Goreme, Underground City

Marvel at the lunar landscape of Cappadocia through the Goreme Valley Open Air Museum, the fairy chimneys and explore the many levels of an underground city. Overnight Cappadocia (B, D)

 

Suggested Activities:

Hot Air Balloon in Cappadocia: Flying in a hot air balloon is the best way to discover the deep valleys and rock formation of Cappadocia.Our experienced professional pilots will be delighted to take you on an unforgettable journey over Cappadocia. A voyage beyond words over the most stunning landscape. 

 

Cooking Class at Cappadocia: Cooking classes are taught by a local village woman who will guide you through the process of preparing and cooking a traditional Turkish 3 course meal.This will be include soup,at least 2 type of main dishes and a dessert.


Day 9 Sunday Ankara

Early morning departure to the nation's capital, Ankara where we visit Anitkabir, mausoleum of the famed Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, before returning to Istanbul. Overnight Istanbul (B)

(Optional morning flight to Istanbul from Kayseri, Cappadocia) 

Day 10 Monday Istanbul

Breakfast at your hotel then today we cruise along the European and Asian shores of the Bosphorous which is jewel of the city.Spice bazaar and Golden Horn. This afternoon , we visit the Asian side of Istanbul, Camlica Hill with its panoramic view and Beylerbeyi Palace. Overnight Istanbul. (B, L)

 

Day 11 Tuesday Istanbul

Today you are free to explore this exotic city that spans east and west, before boarding your flight to Cappadocia. Overnight Cappadocia (B)

 

Day 12 Wednesday Gaziantep

Early morning departure  for Gaziantep, where we will see the noteworthy Roman mosaics of Zeugma in the Archeological Museum. Along the way we will visit Yesemek which  is the largest known sculpture workshop in the ancient Near East. Overnight Gaziantep (B)

 

Day 13 Thursday Sanli Urfa

Today we drive to the ancient city of Sanli Urfa, home of Abraham and a centre of Islamic pilgrimage famous for its ancient bazaar. On the way we will visit remains of the ancient Roman city of Zeugma by the River Euphrates. Overnight Sanli Urfa (B)

 

Day 14 Friday Kahta

Discover the ‘City of Prophets’ as we visit Abrahams caves, the pool of sacred Carp and the busy colourful silk bazaar before visiting nearby Harran to see the incredible beehive houses. In the afternoon we drive to Kahta with a brief stop at Ataturk dam, third largest in the world. 

Overnight Kahta (B)

 

Day 15 Saturday Mt Nemrut

Today will be an experience to remember as we visit Mt Nemrut and the mountain top sanctuary of Antiochus I at sunrise, the site of ancient Arsemia,visit the Karakus Tumulus before continuing to Mardin, overlooking the vast plains of Mesopotamia.

Overnight Mardin (B)

 

Day 16 Sunday Mardin

This morning we travel to the city of Mardin and it’s Arabic style houses decorated with intricate carvings before continuing onto Hasankeyf, to visit the cliff top roman ruins of ancient Cephe and the old town of Midyat. After lunch by the Tigris River we depart to Tatvan, a small village on the edge of Lake Van and watch the sun set over the lake before heading to Van. 

Overnight Van (B).

 

Day 17 Monday Van

Today we take a ferry to Akdamar Island and visit the Armenian Cathedral of the Holy Cross built in the 10th century.its built of carved red stone. Overnight Van (B)

 

Day 18 Tuesday Dogubeyazit

Today we drive the ancient ‘silk road’ Dogubeyazit located at the foothill of Mt Ararat, the highest mountain in Anatolia and Noah’s Ark is thought to have landed.

We also tour Ishak Pasa Palace and visit the remains of Eski Beyazit, an ancient Urartian City before continuing onto Kars. 

Overnight Kars (B)

 

Day 19 Wednesday Kars

An early morning departure to the medieval City of Ani, close to the Turkish-Armenian border. We also have a chance to visit the impressive Kars Castle, and surrounding ancient churches. 

Overnight Kars (B)

 

Day 20 Thursday Erzurum

Today we drive southwest to the scenic heights of Erzurum. On the way we will visit a 12th century Medrese, talk with the imam at the 12th century Mosque and enjoy the ethnographic museum.  Overnight Erzurum (B)

 

Day 21 Friday Trabzon, Sumela Monastery

We will enjoy a scenic drive towards the historic city of Trabzon today, via Karaca Cave before visiting the breathtaking Byzantine Monastery of Sumela which is 1600 years old ORTHODOX Monastery. Overnight Trabzon (B)

 

Day 22 Saturday Istanbul

Today we tour the historic city of Trabzon, once the capital of the Byzantine Empire, Hagia Sophia Museum built as a church in the 13 th century and still it houses wonderful wall paintings and mosaics,  before our flight back to Istanbul. (B)

 

Day 23 Sunday Istanbul

After breakfast our tour concludes and we say goodbye to our new friends before being transferred to the airport for your outbound flight. (B) 
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Inbound Airport Transfer - Istanbul - Atatürk Airport (IST)

 OR Sabiha Gokcen Airport (SAW)

o Outbound Airport Transfer - Istanbul - Atatürk Airport (IST)

 OR Sabiha Gokcen Airport (SAW)

 

o Transportation in a fully air-conditioned, non-smoking coach
o Professional English-speaking tour guide for the duration of the tour
o Entrance fees
o 13 Breakfasts
o 13 nights - Special Class Cave & 4 star accommodation in total.
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CAPPADOCIA

CAPPADOCIA, in other words katpatuka, Land of Beautiful Horses. Cappadocia is one of the flowers of the world with history, one of the most amazing geography, [...]

CAPPADOCIA

CAPPADOCIA, in other words katpatuka, Land of Beautiful Horses. Cappadocia is one of the flowers of the world with history, one of the most amazing geography, and  variety of culture it has. Hence, this extraordinary feature has drawn attention of the world and has been included into World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1985. Turkey is one of the nine countries taking place in World Heritage List.
 
History of Cappadocia
The earliest record of the name of Cappadocia dates from the late 6th century BC, when it appears in the trilingual inscriptions of two early Achaemenid kings, Darius I and Xerxes, as one of the countries (Old Persian) of the Persian Empire. In these lists of countries, the Old Persian name is Katpatuka, the land of beautiful horses.
 
History of Cappadocia dates back to Paleolithic Age. The prehistoric settlements of the area are Koskhoyuk (Kosk Mound) in Nigde, Aksaray Asikli Mound, Nevsehir Civelek cave and, in the southeast, Kultepe, Kanis and Alisar in the environs of Kayseri. First known local people in history of Cappadocia are Assurians, establishing trade colonies in Anatolia and formed first trade colonies. Today they are turned into cave hotels of Cappadocia.
 
This area with unusual topographic characteristics was regarded as sacred and called, in the Scythian/khatti language, as "Khepatukha" meaning "the Country of the People of the Chief God Hepat". The tablets called Cappadocian Tablets and the Hittite works of art in Alisar are of the important remains dating from 2000s B.C. After 1200s B.C., the Tabal principality, of the Khatti Branches of Scythians, became strong and founded the Kingdom of Tabal.
 
Following the Late Hittite and Persian areas, the Cappadocian Kingdom was established in 332 B.C. During the Roman era, the area served as a shelter for the early escaping Christians. There are also several underground cities used by early Christians as hideouts in Cappadocia. After Romans, Cappadocia was under domination of Seljuk's and Ottomans.
 
Location of Cappadocia
Cappadocia Region located in the center of the Anatolian Peninsula; in the center of what is now Turkey, with its valleys, canyons, hills and unusual rock formations. (Rose Valley, Love Valley, Monk's Valley, Zelve Valley, Ihlara Valley, Dervent Valley) you are able to see them through "red tour" and "green tour". Cappadocia is surrounded by Aksaray, Kayseri, Kırsehir, Nigde and Nevsehir city where these rock formations are widespread as to the others.
 
The relief consists of a high plateau over 1000 m in altitude that is pierced by volcanic peaks, with Mount Erciyes (ancient Argaeus) near Kayseri (ancient Caesarea) being the tallest at 3916 m. The boundaries of historical Cappadocia are vague, particularly towards the west. To the south, the Taurus Mountains form the boundary with Cilicia and separate Cappadocia from the Mediterranean Sea. 
 
To the west, Cappadocia is bounded by the historical regions of Lycaonia to the southwest and Galatia to the northwest. The Black Sea coastal ranges separate Cappadocia from Pontus and the Black Sea, while to the east Cappadocia is bounded by the upper Euphrates, before that river bends to the southeast to flow into Mesopotamia, and the Armenian Highland. This results in an area approximately 400 km (250 mi) east–west and 250 km (160 mi) north–south.
 
Landscape  of Cappadocia
60 million years ago, Taurus Mountains raised up in 3rd geologic age. Volcanos started erupting with the compression of North Anatolian plateau. Mount Erciyes, Hasandag and Golludag, between two of them, spumed forth lava to the region. Ashes collected in the plateau formed a soft ash layer. The upper side of ash layer was covered with a thin lava layer consisted of basalt in some areas. Basalt cracked and fell apart. Rains started eroding soft tufa by weeping through the cracks. Winds also took part in the formation. 
 
Consequently, cones with hard basalt hat came into existence. Local people gave a name to these interesting and different kinds of rocks: "Fairy Chimneys".
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ISTANBUL

Istanbul City Istanbul is no longer the capital of Turkey, but remains the country’s cultural and business center. It is set in a stunning location, surr[...]

ISTANBUL

Istanbul City
Istanbul is no longer the capital of Turkey, but remains the country’s cultural and business center. It is set in a stunning location, surrounded by water – the narrow strait of the Bosphorus and the serene Sea of Marmara separating Europe from Asia. As Byzantium, Constantinople and finally, Istanbul, it has been the capital of three Empires, each leaving their mark in the form of stunning palaces, castles, mosques, churches and monuments.
Highlights of Istanbul - Best Sites of Istanbul to Visit
Topkapi Palace - So much to see here that you need at least half a day. Don’t miss the intriguing Harem, the stunning emeralds and the ‘Spoonmakers’ diamond.
Yerebatan Cistern – Explore the world under the pavements, and experience the atmosphere of the cisterns of the Byzantine city, with their hundreds of columns, artfully lit, to a soundtrack of classical music.
Hagia Sophia (Aya Sofya) – Marvel at its stunning mosaics and the incredible freestanding dome.
The Blue Mosque – If you only have time to visit one mosque make it this one, if you are in Istanbul for longer, take in the Suleymaniye too.
The Grand Bazaar – You will find yourself buying things you never knew you needed in this maze of literally hundreds of shops.
Take a boat trip on the Bosporus for the best views of the city.
Eating out and Entertainment
Nightlife in Istanbul is a unique mix – you can find the latest chic clubs or a traditional café with cushions on the floor, where you can smoke a hookah pipe or nargile. Wherever you choose to eat, you are likely to find delicious food made from fresh ingredients, and can expect good value for money. The variety and standard of restaurants is excellent, with stunning views as standard.
Istanbul’s Black Sea Coast
The Black Sea Coast of Istanbul – You will be amazed to find such beautiful beaches and green environment so near the big city. Fresh fish and warm village people are the extra bonus.
Istanbul’s Islands
The Princes Islands – If you have time, a visit to these charming islands in the Sea of Marmara, just off the coast of Istanbul, is a must.
Marmara, Avsa
Almost centrally located in the Sea of Marmara are the pretty islands, Marmara and Avsa. Famed for their wine and fish, these sites offer wonderful shorelines. Marmara island is full of historical treasures which increase its attractiveness. Here is the "Mermer Plaj" (Marble Beach) which takes its name from the marbles for which the town is famous.
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PAMUKKALE

Sometimes totally white, sometimes like a rainbow, but it's always a magical site to watch and swim in. Nowhere around the world has this kind of castle fr[...]

PAMUKKALE

Sometimes totally white, sometimes like a rainbow, but it's always a magical site to watch and swim in. Nowhere around the world has this kind of castle from ancient times because of the white color it is called cotton, and because of the ancient castle all the region is called 'Cotton Castle'. 
 
The thermal waters of the region heal the bone and heart problems of old and young people. 
 
Cleopatra Pool is the largest swimming pool of the Pamukkale where you can walk and swim on the ruins of Hierapolis ancient city which was the name of the region in ancient times.
 
Now it's under guard of UNESCO.
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GALLIPOLI

Gallipoli (Turkish: Gelibolu) is a peninsula locality in north-western Turkey, close to Istanbul. The Gallipoli Peninsula is the [...]

GALLIPOLI

Gallipoli (Turkish: Gelibolu) is a peninsula locality in north-western Turkey, close to Istanbul. The Gallipoli Peninsula is the site of extensive First World War battlefields and memorials on the north part of the Dardanelles Strait. It is a commemorative site for the Allied (British Empire, France) and Turkish forces who fought, died and were wounded there. The Gallipoli Campaign also known as the Battle of the Dardanelles was very costly for both sides, and casualties and losses amount to 220,000 with a 59% casualty rate for the Allied forces, and 253,000 with a 60% casualty rate for the Turkish forces.
 
The battle resonated profoundly among some nations involved. In Turkey, the battle is perceived as a defining moment in the history of the Turkish people a final surge in the defense of the motherland as the centuries-old Ottoman Empire was crumbling; and in Australia and New Zealand, the then perceived duty to serve their "Mother Country" Britain, resulted in their military defeat, but their sacrifice and heroism marked the birth of a separate national consciousness in both of these countries.
 
The Gallipoli peninsula is one of the most sacred sites for the Turkish people, with many monuments such as the Monument of Martyrs erected in the honor of the Turkish soldiers who died in the Battle of the Dardanelles against the Allied forces, whose defeat staved off a potential invasion of Turkey. The victory over the Allies is celebrated on 18 March as Canakkale Zaferi (Canakkale Victory), every year, with tens of thousands of Turks attending the events on the battlefields and memorials.
 
The area around Anzac Cove is particularly significant for Australians and New Zealanders, whose armies received their baptism in fire on the cliffs there, and carved a fine military reputation under extreme adversity and enormous loss of life; and this military disaster marked the beginning of a separate Australian and New Zealand nationhood. The 1915 landings and battles are commemorated by Australians and New Zealanders on ANZAC Day, 25 April, every year. At this time especially, Gallipoli becomes a place of pilgrimage for many Aussies and Kiwis who want to honor the memory of their forbears.
 
There are three main battlefield areas - Cape Helles (Turkish: Seddulbahir), Anzac / Pine Ridge and Suvla Bay (which has fewer places to visit). Depending on how detailed your itinerary is, it would be possible to visit the main sites of interest, particularly around Cape Helles and Anzac/Pine Ridge, in a single day. More realistically, two or three days allows plenty of time for an extensive tour, taking in all the battlefield sites, cemeteries and memorials. Must sees include: The Cannakale Martyrs Memorial (near Cape Helles); The British Memorial at Cape Helles; Anzac Cove; Pine Ridge Australian Memorial; New Zealand Monument, Chunuk Bair, Ataturk Statue.
 
Aside from the 1915 battlefields, why not visit the new Gelibolu Milli Park visitors center where there are excellent displays relating to the natural history of the peninsula. You can also visit the ancient fortress of Kilitbahir south of Eceabat or take a ferry across the Straits to Asia; from Canakkale, drive to what is reputed to be the site of Ancient Troy (signposted Troia) about 30 kilometers to the south. The ruins of the legendary city - complete with (reconstructed) wooden horse - are open to the public.
The Gallipoli campaign took place between April and December 1915 in an effort to take the Dardanelles from the Turkish Ottoman Empire (an ally of Germany and Austria) and thus force it out of the war. Some 60,000 Australians and 18,000 New Zealanders were part of a larger British force. Some 26,000 Australians and 7,571 New Zealanders were wounded; and 7,594 Australians and 2,431 NZs were killed. In numerical terms, Gallipoli was a minor campaign, but it took on considerable national and personal importance to the Australians and New Zealanders who fought there.
 
The Gallipoli Campaign was Australia's and New Zealand's introduction to the Great War. Many Australians and New Zealanders fought on the Peninsula from the day of the landings (April 25, 1915) until the evacuation of 20 December 1915. The 25th April is the New Zealand equivalent of Armistice Day and is marked as the ANZAC day in both countries with Dawn Parades and other services in every city and town. Shops are closed in the morning. It is a very important day to Australians and New Zealanders for a variety of reasons that have changed and transmuted over the years.
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EPHESUS

Ephesus, one of the most famous cities of ancient times, was founded by a by. The fertility of the soil, the fact that it stood at the starting point of the Ro[...]

EPHESUS

Ephesus, one of the most famous cities of ancient times, was founded by a by. The fertility of the soil, the fact that it stood at the starting point of the Royal Route of trade to the east and that it was a very prominent religious center in pagan times and during Christianity.
 
It's situated  near the town  of Selcuk, is Turkey's most important ancient city and one of the best preserved and restored in the whole Classical World.
 
Dating back  to 3000 years, one  can still  stroll for  hours along its streets, temples, this theater, the famous Library of Celsius, the  houses and  statues.
 
Ephesus was first settled by the Hittite  and Anatolian tribes. The ancient city of Ephesus whose ruins are visible today  though was  established by Lysimachos, one  of the  generals  of Alexander the Great in 300 B.C.
 
The Temple of Artemis, measuring  125 by  60 meters, was built during the first part of the Archaic Period and is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. This temple has been built seven times, according to antique writer Pliny.
 
The Temple of Hadrian, this temple is the most magnificent  of the decorative structures in Ephesus, has been built by Quintillus during 118-138 A.D. And consecrated to emperor Hadrian.
 
The Theatre Gymnasium, it was built in the early Roman period and was named The Theatre Gymnasium as the building was used for the training of the actors of the theater.
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    NIDYA HOTEL

    KARAKOY

    lts well decorated hotel with 90 roms. Each room has sof colors of minimalist architecture.Hotel has 6 connected room.Near by karakoy cruise port[...]

    NIDYA HOTEL

    KARAKOY -

    lts well decorated hotel with 90 roms. Each room has sof colors of minimalist architecture.Hotel has 6 connected room.Near by karakoy cruise port
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    MARINA HOTEL

    KUSADASI

    The resort 4-star Marina Hotel is set in a beach area minutes away from Ephesus Museum, Kusadasi Castle and Ancient City of Ephesus.   At the indoor resta[...]

    MARINA HOTEL

    KUSADASI -
    The resort 4-star Marina Hotel is set in a beach area minutes away from Ephesus Museum, Kusadasi Castle and Ancient City of Ephesus.
     
    At the indoor restaurant guests can enjoy Turkish cuisine.
     
    Active tourists will enjoy golf and table tennis provided on-site.
     
    A 15-minute walk will take you to Dilek Milli Parki.
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    COLOSSAE HOTEL

    PAMUKKALE

    Our hotel has been constituted on a decare area, just next to the ancient thermal city Hierapolis ruins and travertine of Pamukkale which reminds a pile of cot[...]

    COLOSSAE HOTEL

    PAMUKKALE -

    Our hotel has been constituted on a decare area, just next to the ancient thermal city Hierapolis ruins and travertine of Pamukkale which reminds a pile of cotton. It is the first 5 stars Thermal Hotel of Denizli. Its name comes from COLOSSAE ancient city, which is one of the most important settlements of Phrygia. Our hotel is just located nearby travertine’s of Pamukkale and heritages of Hierapolis ancient city. Colossae regards precedence of its guests as its own. It carries on furnishing services beyond expectations with its well educated and experienced staffs. Without making a concession to its values embraced, Colossae takes pride in continuing on the way with its organizational structure that may be accepted as a reference
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    BLUE VALLEY HOTEL

    Boutique Hotel Cappadocia

    The place behind Kafdagi, ARAVAN, the legendary valley where the music, statues, and stories meet with stones and rocks… It is THE BLUE VALLEY… &[...]

    BLUE VALLEY HOTEL

    Cappadocia - Boutique Hotel
    The place behind Kafdagi, ARAVAN, the legendary valley where the music, statues, and stories meet with stones and rocks… It is THE BLUE VALLEY…
     
    The beautiful land of horses, formed by the adventures of the windssettled at a small valley of Cappadocia; it is an ancient place surrounded by the grape yards, the apples of the paradise, apricots, the oleaster trees which spread the scents of spring, and  the walnut trees singing along with the winds.
     
    Here, life is flowing silently, winds remain silent, loves are lived  in secret.  The stories are concealed behind these beautiful stone buildings and rocks and sleep silently as if never wanted to be awaken…  The esthetic structure and the history are blended here with a magnificent integrity and mystery.
     
    Aravan is one of the untouched and original places of Cappadocia.  Now its is called AYVALI.
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TURKEY TRAVEL: In anycase 25 % non-refund, 30 to 15 days prior arrival, 75% cancellation fees may apply - 15 days or less prior arrival, 100% cancellation fees may apply.

 

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TURKEY CRUISES:

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