Flight to Cappadocia / Fairy Chimneys of Cappadocia

Cappadocia - Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage City in 1985, Cappadocia is an extraordinary natural and cultural marvel located in Central Anatolia, Turkey. Spanning 40 kilometers between the districts of Avanos and Urgup in Nevsehir, it is known for its unique landscapes.

Devrent Valley - Experience the distinctive Fairy Chimneys.

Fairy Chimneys - Discover the fascinating mushroom-shaped pinnacles.

Goreme Open-Air Museum - This remarkable small cave city, situated in Cappadocia’s renowned Goreme Valley, was constructed by early Christians in the 11th century to safeguard their faith and lifestyle. Notable for its historic cave churches, the museum boasts a rich and profound history.

Avanos Pottery Workshop - Explore the Turkish Traditional Pottery Workshop in Avanos Village.

Underground Cities of Cappadocia

Red Valley - This breathtaking valley is celebrated for its stunning landscape and the finest collection of fairy chimneys in Cappadocia.

Cavusin - One of the longest valleys, Cavusin showcases unique formations that defy time. Located between the Goreme and Uchisar districts, it captivates visitors with its mystical ambiance.

Pigeon Valley - This enchanting valley invites visitors into a magical world with its stunning views and opportunities for various nature sports. It is an ideal location for walking, trekking, and hiking.

Derinkuyu Underground City - Known for its vastness and allure, this famous underground city in Cappadocia is a well-preserved and maintained structure, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Flight to Antalya

Antalya - A city where three seasons feel like spring and one like summer, Antalya offers the unique experience of skiing on a magnificent mountain in the morning and swimming in the Mediterranean’s deep blue waters in the afternoon.

Antalya Old Town and Waterfalls Tour

Lower Duden Waterfalls - This special spot in Antalya features a park that feels like a tropical oasis, with cascading waterfalls, vibrant birdsong, and a tranquil atmosphere unlike any other in the town.

Kaleici - Known as Old Antalya, Kaleici is rich in history and charming architecture. Visitors can admire Ottoman-style houses and enjoy stunning views of the water from the park. The old town’s harbor, Hadrian’s Gate, and other sights are also highlights, along with a short boat trip and a visit to the castle.

Tunektepe Teleferik Tesisi - Tunektepe, a 618-meter-high hill west of Antalya, offers a unique view of the city and surrounding pine forests. The hill features various social facilities, including a rotating restaurant, a cafeteria, open-air dining, observation terraces, and parking. The breathtaking views and natural setting make Tunektepe a must-visit.

Pamukkale & Hierapolis Tour / Transfer to Kusadasi

Hierapolis & Pamukkale - This large province, the 21st most populous city in Turkey, is a center for textile products and home to a famous state-protected rooster. It is also the site of the last church of Revelation mentioned in the Bible, known as the “Lukewarm Church” of Laodicea, and the stunning travertines of Hierapolis, also called “Pamukkale - Cotton Castle.”

Pamukkale Thermal Pools - Located about 20 kilometers north of Denizli, Pamukkale, formerly known as Hierapolis, attracts millions of visitors annually with its beautiful waterfalls and travertines. Visitors can also explore the sarcophagi and impressive remains of the ancient Roman city.

Kusadasi - This beautiful resort town, close to Ephesus, is a picturesque fishing village with crystal-clear waters and stunning beaches.

Ephesus Ancient Site & House of Virgin Mary Tour / Flight back to Istanbul

Ancient City of Ephesus - Enter through the Magnesia Gate and enjoy a leisurely downhill walk with a guide through the ruins of this Roman provincial capital. The route includes the Odeum, the Celsus Library, the Temple of Hadrian, the Fountain of Trajan, and the Great Theater.

Meryemana (The Virgin Mary’s House) - This site is believed to be where Mary spent her final days. Nearby is the Basilica of St. John, where the evangelist St. John is thought to have spent his last years and is buried on the southern slope of Ayosolug Hill.

The Temple of Artemis - Known as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Istanbul - After the tour, transfer to Izmir Airport for a flight back to Istanbul. The tour concludes upon arrival.

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