Treasures of Ancient Türkiye Tour 🇹🇷
fromEmbark on a journey through ancient Türkiye where history comes alive amidst stunning ruins and archaeological wonders. Explore the majestic ruins of Ephesus, marvel at the rock formations of Cappadocia, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this captivating land.
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Vacation Style Holiday Type
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Hunting
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Jungle
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Rural
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Activity Level Moderate
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Group Size Small Group
14 days Turkey tour itinerary. Treasures of Ancient Turkey is 14 days and 13 nights small group tour package. It includes Turkey’s famous 9 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Gobekli Tepe, and Karahan Tepe, the old city of Istanbul, Troy, Pergamon, Ephesus, Aphrodisias, Pamukkale – Hierapolis, amazing Cappadocia, and Mount Nemrut are the major highlights.
You will have a unique touring experience during this trip. From stunning natural landscapes to remarkable ancient ruins are beyond your expectations. We will also visit less visited but very important biblical sites, such as the tomb of St. John near Ephesus and Laodicea, which is one of the Seven Churches of Revelation.
You will be guided by a professional licensed Turkish tour guide, experienced, knowledgeable and fluent in English. You will visit spectacular sites and museums, all entrance fees, breakfast, lunches, and dinners are included. You will stay in a cave hotel in Cappadocia, 5 and 4-star quality hotels in all other places. You will be guided by a private English speaking licensed tour guide with the latest model comfortable touring vehicle. There is no extra or hidden cost in our packages.
Major Highlights
- Visit the Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe oldest temple complex in the world.
- Explore the Old City of Istanbul, once Constantinople and capital of Eastern Rome.
- Enjoy the unique landscape and volcanic rock formations of Cappadocia.
- Walk on white calcium terraces of Pamukkale – Turkish Catton Castle and visit Hierapolis.
- See the famous Celsus Library in Ephesus, the best-preserved ancient Roman city in Turkey.
- Visit the Aphrodisias, an ancient Roman city dedicated to the goddess of love and beauty.
- Explore the 9 layers of legendary Homeric Troy.
- See World War I memorials in Gallipoli and visit Anzac Cove, Lone Pine, and Chunuk Bair.
- Visit the well preserved ancient hospital in Pergamon.
- Going off the tourist track and see the tomb of St. John and Laodicea.
- The opportunity of the hot air balloon ride over Cappadocia, which is a spectacular experience.
- Day 1 ISTANBUL (World Heritage Site)
- Day 2 ISTANBUL (World Heritage Site)
- Day 3 GALLIPOLI – DARDANELLES – CANAKKALE
- Day 4 TROY (World Heritage Site) – PERGAMON (World Heritage Site)– KUSADASI
- Day 5 EPHESUS (World Heritage Site) – SELCUK – KUSADASI
- Day 6 APHRODISIAS (World Heritage Site) – LAODICEIA – PAMUKKALE (World Heritage Site)
- Day 7 KONYA – CAPPADOCIA (World Heritage Site)
- Day 8 CAPPADOCIA (World Heritage Site)
- Day 9 CAPPADOCIA (World Heritage Site)
- Day 10 MOUNT NEMRUT (World Heritage Site) – ADIYAMAN
- Day 11 GOBEKLITEPE (World Heritage Site) – HARRAN – URFA
- Day 12 GAZIANTEP
- Day 13 GAZIANTEP – ISTANBUL (World Heritage Site)
- Day 14 ISTANBUL (World Heritage Site)
Experience the epitome of luxury with 5-star accommodations while exploring Turkey’s rich history and breathtaking landscapes. After marveling at the ancient wonders of Gobekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe, retreat to opulent hotels in Istanbul, where the city’s vibrant culture meets modern sophistication.
Indulge in the lavish amenities of luxurious hotels in Cappadocia, offering unparalleled views of the unique volcanic rock formations. Relax in style after visiting Pamukkale’s stunning calcium terraces and Hierapolis’ ancient wonders.
Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Ephesus and Aphrodisias, then unwind in comfort at exquisite hotels, providing a sanctuary of elegance amidst historical marvels.
Delve into Turkey’s rich heritage with visits to legendary Troy, Gallipoli’s World War I memorials, and the ancient hospital in Pergamon. Explore hidden gems like the tomb of St. John and Laodicea, before soaring above Cappadocia’s enchanting landscape on a thrilling hot air balloon ride.
Yes. Most of Turkey, even big cities such as Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir, when you compare with other big metropolitan cities around the World they’re mostly safe. The crime rate is very low compared to large European and US cities. Of course, precautions should be taken to avoid risks of street robbery and pick-pocketing as you would do in any part of the world. Be vigilant in general, just in case. Due to tensions across the Middle East nowadays, Foreign Offices will advise you not to travel to locations near the country’s border with Syria and Iraq, tourists should avoid those areas for now. Terror-wise, since 2016 the country has been quiet and safe, with no major terror attacks and no coups.
Fear not! Turkey is generally safe for solo female travelers as Turkish people are friendly and helpful. Of course, you should follow the usual safety precautions as a woman, especially at night or in deserted locations. The most important thing is common sense. Prepare yourself before leaving home and do some research.
Most of the foreign visitors need a valid passport to enter Turkey. Meanwhile many of the European countries’ citizens are allowed to enter Turkey with their national ID’s too, also they don’t need a visa to enter: Germany, Belgium, France, Georgia, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Malta, Portugal, Ukraine, Greece. Regarding entry visa for other nationals, it’s advised to check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the official E-visa website for those who can apply online or for others who have to go to the Turkish Embassy in their country before they travel to Turkey.
You can notice different climates around Turkey, which depends on the season and it differs if you’re going to the coast or inland. Generally speaking, there is a continental climate system in the interior, meaning cold winters and dry summers. Meanwhile along the southern shores it’s mild and rainy in the winters and warm and humid summers. Therefore, you should pack accordingly, depending on the season and destinations you’ll be visiting during your travel, as well as the length of your trip. In any case, try to pack light so you can move comfortably and will have space in your luggage to buy handicrafts or souvenirs from Turkey.
- Do not use or buy or attempt to buy/sell drugs in Turkey, it’s a very serious crime which could put you in jail for a long time, even for small amounts.
- Tourists may face arrest if they insult the Turkish nation or military, or deface the national flag.
- Avoid criticism to the Government or heads of state, especially in public.
- Do not insult people’s religious beliefs; Islam.
- Do not buy or sell antiquities, it’s against the Law.
- Avoid political demonstrations and protests, or large gatherings.
- It’s also advised to stay away from the borders of Syria and Iraq.
The official currency in Turkey is Turkish Lira, abbreviated as TL or TRL or TRY. The conversion rate against foreign currencies depend on international currency fluctuations and global economics. Foreign currency might be accepted at the hotels or tourist shops or some touristic restaurants, but for the rest you’ll definitely need Turkish Lira. If you bring with you US dollars, Euros or British pounds you can convert into TL at any Exchange office, banks, and major hotels. You can get best conversion rates at the exchange offices in the city center. Please keep in mind that if you carry more than 10 thousand cash US dollars or its equivalent, you should declare it at the Customs on your arrival in Turkey. By the way, you can also use your credit card at many restaurants, shops, hotels, museums and venues.
Package Confirmed Dates | Trip Status Trip Status | Price (PP) Excluding Flights | Price (PP) Including Flights | |
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March 3, 2025 - March 17, 2025
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$7,300.00
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