After breakfast, you will visit ULUCAMI, GRAND MOSQUE, which was built by Sultan Bayezit I from 1396 to 1400. You will also visit KOZA HAN which means SILK MARKET and the covered bazaar nearby. Next, visit Green Mosque and Green Mausoleum. The mausoleum is adorned with attractive turquoise green tiles while the nearby Green Mosque, also known as Jewel of Bursa, stands out as a masterpiece of early Ottoman architecture with its exquisite façade decoration. Bursa is also home to the Uludag Winter Sports and Ski Centre, one of the most popular ski resorts in Turkey. Thereafter, enjoy a drive through the countryside to Kusadasi for your overnight stay. Dinner at hotel.

After breakfast departure to EPHESUS, a Greco-Roman city very well preserved in Asia Minor, which once had a population of 250,000 inhabitants and monopolized the wealth of the Middle East. It keeps treasures as the impressive Roman Theater that housed more than 25,000 spectators, the magnificent Library of Celsus (third largest library in the ancient world, the Temple of Hadrian and the Marble Street.We will watch a lovely leather fashion show. After lunch , we depart for PAMUKKALE (COTTON CASTLE), visit the extensive ruins of HIERAPOLIS & NECROPOLIS – known for its thermal baths and health centre. Thereafter, see “Cotton Castle” or Pamukkale’s magical and unique terraces & castles created by deposits of white limestone from thermal springs. Enjoy your overnight stay in Pamukkale

Thermal Hotel. Dinner at hotel

After breakfast departure to KONYA visit the museum of 13th-century Philosopher Melvana Celaleddin-i Rumi. Departure for Cappadocia and en-route visit the magnificent CARAVANSERAI OF SULTANHAN, arrival to Cappadocia and dinner and overnight.

Early this morning just before your breakfast, if you are ready for some excitement, you may consider trying out the possible optional Hot Air Balloon experience. Then after breakfast at the hotel, visit the Underground City of KAYMAKLI or OZKANAK, once a place of refuge for 15,000 Christians, witness their ancient bedrooms, church, meeting hall, and food storage rooms all within this eight-storey city connected by 30km of corridors and passageways. Next, do not miss this rare opportunity to experience the beauty and work of local handmade crafts through a Turkish carpet weaving course. Thereafter, make a visit to the fascinating frescoed rock churches and chapels at Goreme Open-Air Museum, to explore the unusual troglodyte dwellings, remains of the early churches comprising of complicated rooms hollowed out of the cones of volcanic ash and decorated with scratched frescoes. Photo-stops will be made at Uchisar “castle” village, a fantasyland of strange and wonderful works of man and nature. Then, proceed to their local Cave House and Avanos Pottery Village, set on the banks of the Kizilimak (Red River). After dinner, optional tour of a fascinating Belly Dancing and Folkdance performances in Cave restaurant

Check out and depart to Ankara, the capital of Turkey, on the way visit Salt Lake and arrive to Ankara then visit the Ataturk Mausoleum – the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk – Father of modern Turkey. Lunch at local restaurant. Proceed to ISTANBUL dinner and overnight.

After breakfast our visits today starts with TOPKAPI PALACE, once the seat of the Ottoman Empire. Today, it is a museum palace with a wide collection of porcelain, antiques, holy relics and other treasures. After lunch, visit BLUE MOSQUE, also known as Mosque of Sultan Ahmet, which boasts a unique feature of 6 minarets. Admire its glorious interiors and distinctive blue tiles. Next, view the only remains of Hippodrome of Constantinople, consisting of 3 monumental columns and a fountain. This is the site where chariot races took place in the past. You will also visit HAGIA SOPHIA MUSEUM, a must-see attraction due to its religious and architectural significance Visit the famous GRAND BAZAAR which is a covered market of the fifteenth century, consisting of 5000 stores, and is considered one of the first shopping centers in the world. Dinner and overnight.

Today start the tour from Pierre Loti hill at Golden Horn and Eyup Sultan Mosque (1458). Next to Eyup Sultan Mosque, we will visit the tombs of the Sahabe, which is very famous in Turkey by being the first generation of Muslims, who had come as far as Istanbul and besieged the city. The small Sahabe Cemetery just outside Egrikapi Gate may seem like a standard Muslim cemetery. Afternoon Visit before Taksim Square and Istıklal Street for free shopping time and to see the modern and historical part of the city. Dinner then transfers to Airport.