• Harran Sit Alani - Explore the historic city of Harran (also known as Haran), where Abraham’s family settled after leaving Ur of the Chaldeans (Genesis 11:31–32). Harran, an ancient city of strategic significance, is now a village in southeastern Turkey, situated along the Balikh River, 24 miles (38 km) southeast of Sanliurfa. The town was on the route from Nineveh to Carchemish and held great importance for the Assyrian kings. Its primary deity during Assyrian times was the moon god. Harran was home to one of the world’s first science centers and universities. The names of the city and university of Sanliurfa are derived from cuneiform tablets, where ‘ha ra na’ is inscribed.
• Hz. Yakup Kuyusu - Visit Jacob’s Well. Jacob was sent by his mother to find Laban for safety. He traveled a long distance to meet Laban. Rachel, Laban’s younger daughter, came to the well to water her father’s flock, and Jacob saw her there. He fell in love with her and agreed to work for her father for seven years to marry her. Since Rachel had an older sister, Laban required Jacob to marry the elder sister first and asked him to work another seven years to marry Rachel. Jacob accepted and worked for Laban for another seven years. Eventually, he married Rachel.
• Sanliurfa Arkeoloji ve Mozaik Muzesi - Opened in 2015, this museum replaced the former Sanliurfa museum. With a closed area of 34,000 square meters (370,000 sq ft), it ranks among the largest museums in Turkey. Sanliurfa, having hosted numerous civilizations, boasts a rich collection of artifacts. The museum features two main sections: the mosaic section to the north and the archaeology section, a three-story building, to the south. Besides exhibition halls, there are offices, a museum lab, a library, restaurants, markets, and a playground for children.
• Balikligol - Enjoy a stunning sunset at the renowned Pool of Abraham (Fish Lake or Balikligol). This pool is believed by Jews and Muslims to be the site where Nimrod cast Abraham into the fire. Abraham is a significant patriarch in Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. Sanliurfa is where Abraham resided before migrating to Canaan. Balikligol and the nearby Aynzeliha pools are among the most frequented sites in Sanliurfa.
• Cave of Abraham - The Cave of Abraham is often considered the birthplace of the prophet. The cave features a wide entrance flanked by two columns and has separate entrances for each gender. Visitors, especially women, are advised to wear appropriate attire, with headscarves provided at the entrance. The cave, resembling a cave church, is typically warm due to limited ventilation and the high number of visitors.

• Admission fee included
• Lunch provided
• Travel in comfort with air-conditioned vehicles
• Complimentary bottled water
• Exclusive private transportation
• Enjoy coffee or tea

This all-inclusive, private, guided tour is an easy add-on to any vacation in Turkey! We will pick you up from your hotel - no worries, no stress, and all-inclusive with a knowledgeable guide that speaks your language. Don’t visit the area without experiencing the local sights and sounds of historic Sanliurfa.

Buckle up and drink your coffee, because Sanliurfa is full of ancient historical sights you do not want to miss! See the Biblical city of Haran (500-year-old mud houses) where you’ll have a chance to ride camels and visit Jacob’s well! After lunch, visit the Sanliurfa Archeology Museum. Experience a picturesque sunset at the famous Pool of Abraham (Fish Lake). Abraham is an important patriarch in Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. Sanliurfa is where Abraham lived before his migration to Canaan.

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