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Turkey
The movie 'Dil dhadakne do' and a Netflix web series 'Four more shots please' have your heart and so Istanbul. We always love to blend, whether it is about colours, cultures, spices, traditions, or anything. Istanbul is one of the significant blends. It is an abutment of two major continents-Asia and Europe. Many of us misunderstand Istanbul as the capital of Turkey, but it is not. Turkey's capital is Ankara, while Istanbul is Turkey's largest city. Istanbul has a treasure of mesmerizing mosques, antique architecture, charming cuisines, unique traditions, cultures, intricate churches, palaces, vibrant markets, and the most delicious Turkish delights. As Istanbul straddles two continents; we can say.
'East met West; Istanbul is best!'
Whether it's a fam-jam or girl-gang, Istanbul has everything for everyone.
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ISTANBUL
Clarion Hotel Istanbul Mahmutbey or similar
Day-1: Exotic Istanbul
Hoşgeldiniz! (Welcome to Istanbul)! As you know, old is gold, Istanbul’s ancient city is waiting for you. You’ll be transported to your 5-star hotel. A tour voucher, an Istanbul map, and other touristic information will be given. A friendly welcome meeting with your guide and fellow travellers at 7 p.m.
Hold your horses! I know you’re hungry. Have your dinner at an Indian restaurant and digest it by walking on Taksim square and Istiklal street. You’ll find cute cafes, antique shops, and vintage trams – a busy but beautiful nightlife!
Day-2: Istanbul’s old city – Old is always gold!
Full-day guided tour of Hagia Sophia Mosque – a unique illustration of the interaction between Europe and Asia. It is the best example of Byzantine architecture. It is also known as the Church of the holy wisdom or the Divine wisdom.
Byzantine Hippodrome, where you can feel ancient times’ whinnying horse and chariot races as it was used for chariot racing. Even public events also took place there.
Lost in the unique interior decorations of the Blue Mosque held on the European side, also known as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque. It was built by Sultan Ahmed to acknowledge Ottoman power. Its dominant blue colour in the interior makes it known as the Blue Mosque.
I don’t think you are the boring one who hates Bazaars. One of the oldest and largest Grand Bazaar is here with 61 covered streets and 4000 shops. Shop the best Turkish handicrafts, the most elegant traditional silky shawl, antiques, and leathers.
Recall the history and culture of the Ottoman Empire at Topkapi Palace Museum (Seraglio). It is also known for its architecture and collection.
Again, have your dinner at an Indian restaurant and spend some hours in Taksim square.
Day-3: Istanbul Bosphorus and Asia side
Want to add some spice to your journey? I’m talking about the actual Spice market that gives you countless spices, herbs, Turkish delights, dried nuts, etc.
The wait is over here. Sail on a cruise along the Bosphorus – a narrow natural strait and the continental boundary between Europe and Asia. It connects the Mediterranean and Aegean seas to the Black Sea.
You’ll have the most beautiful panoramic view of the southern part of the Bosphorus from Camlica Hill, located in Uskudar on the Asian side. Visit the Beylerbeyi Palace, which means ‘Lord of Lords.’ It was the summer residence of the Ottoman Sultan.
Stop dreaming of the next heavenly beautiful days cause you need rest.
CAPPADOCIA
Suhan Cappadocia Hotel and spa or similar
Day-4: Cappadocia – The land of beautiful horses
Haven’t you packed your bags yet? Hurry up! A private car is waiting to take you to the airport, and after a 1-hour short flight, you’ll be in Cappadocia. Cappadocia is a historical region in Central Anatolia.
Smoothly check in your hotel, freshen up and explore your leisure.
Don’t worry. You’ll get your breakfast, Indian lunch, and dinner as well.
If you want an optional ATV ride, you can.
Day-5: Explore the city of fairy chimneys – Cappadocia
Instagram’s photos of fairy chimneys and hot air balloons from Cappadocia have won your heart. You should book an early morning hot air balloon tour which is optional, to have an incredible view of the valley.
We will take you to show nothing but something pink-hued rock formation Devrent valley, which is also known as Imaginary Valley, and Pasabag Valley. You’ll find the most famous fairy chimneys and animal-shaped rocks like an alligator, dolphin, etc. Locals also call them mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys.
Visit the pottery town – Avanos. Do pottery with Avanos potters using kick wheels.
One of The UNESCO World Heritage sites – Goreme Open Air Museum, is a unique collection of Byzantine cave churches having best-preserved cave wall paintings and Frescos and historical monasteries.
Let us have a 10–15-minute drive to have a panoramic view of Cappadocia from Uchisar Castle – The highest point of Cappadocia.
Overnight at the hotel.
PAMUKKALE VIA KONYA
Spa Hotel Colossae Thermal
Day-6: Cappadocia to Pamukkale – The Cotton Castle & Konya – Home of Whirling Dervishes
Today we will have breakfast, local lunch, and local dinner with veg. Option. Local is Vocal, you know.
You will depart from Cappadocia to Pamukkale, the cotton castle known for cascading white pools with mineral-rich thermal waters.
En route to Pamukkale, you’ll visit Konya – A pilgrimage Destination for Sufis and famous for Whirling Dervishes founded by Sufi Mevlana.
Visit Selimiye mosque and Mevlana Museum, dedicated to the great Sufi poet and philosopher Mevlana Rumi.
Enough for today. Have some rest.
Day-7: Pamukkale & Hierapolis Ancient City
Have your breakfast and get ready to visit Hierapolis, which means ‘Holy city.’ Hierapolis is an ancient Greek city situated on hot springs with several churches. Surprise yourself with the large necropolis, Great baths, Frontinus Street, Theatre, Martyrion of St. Phillip, and Cleopatra’s pool.
Walk barefoot on travertines (the terraces of mineral-rich thermal waters). – Let’s harp on this and the great baths.
Yup, breakfast, local lunch, and dinner included.
Drive to Kusadasi.
KUSADASI
Ramada Hotel 7 Suites Kusadasi
Day-8: Bodrum – Turkish Riviera
No need to mention breakfast, local lunch, and dinner, right? Of course, you’ll have it on time.
Now, let’s drive to Bodrum to explore the city. It is a port city at the entrance to the Gulf of Gokova. There are picturesque beaches, beautiful coastline, greenery, leisure, resorts, nightlife, and whatnot!
Jump onto Bodrum Castle – the UNESCO world heritage site; located between two sheltered bays.
Back to the pavilion and visit Bafa lake on our way.
Give yourself comfort at the hotel.
Day-9: Again, we’re in Istanbul
After breakfast, you’ll be picked up and transferred to the airport. Landed in Istanbul. Check in the hotel and have some rest.
Day-10: Say Goodbye to Turkey!
I know you are not willing to go. But you have to! After breakfast, you have your outbound flight.
Tour Information
Below are list of inclusions in the tour
Istanbul
Walking tour in Taksim Square and Istikal Street
Cruise along the Bosphorus
Istanbul Airport to Hotel in Istanbul Old City
Domestic Flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia
Visit to Spice Market, Camlica Hill and Beylerbeyi Palace
Full day guided tour of Istanbul Old City
Visit Hagia Mosque, Byzantine Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, Grand Bazaar & Topkapi Palace
Transfer from Hotel in Istanbul to Istanbul Airport
Cappadocia
Visit to Devrent & Pasabagi Valleys
Visit Underground City, Cavusin Village & Avanos Town
Visit to Uchisar Castle
Transfer to Pamukkale
Transfer from Cappadocia Airport to Hotel in Cappadocia
Visit Konya city, Selimiye Mosque and Mevlana Museum
Visit to Pottery Town of Avanos
Visit Goreme Open Air Museum
Pamukkale
Transfer to Kusadasi
Hierapolis Ancient City Tour
Kusadasi
Day Trip to Bodrum with visit to Bodrum Castle
Visit Bafa Lake
Transfer from Kusadasi Hotel to Kusadasi Airport
Istanbul
Transfer from Istanbul Hotel to Airport
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cancellation policy for the tour?
The tour is freely cancellable (land part) only upto 15 days before travel. Within 8 - 15 days of travel cancellation charges will be 50% of the total amount. Within 7 days of travel there will be no refund for the tour.
Are any tips or taxes required to be paid on tour?
All taxes are included. Tickets to museums and sites during excursions are included. Not included any kind of tip, and the tips are at your discretion.
What travel documents are needed for visa?
Passenger must have valid passport, and visas for the countries that require them. Under 18 years old must have an authorization letter written and signed by their parents or guardians as such document can be requested by any authority. In the case of loss of a document for passenger such as hotel voucher, ferries tickets, air tickets, etc, we will not be held responsible and the penalty that will apply for a new booking and issuance of such documents.
Any health requirements for travel to Turkey?
Turkey sightseeing tours can involve fair bit of walking. So if you have physical disability to walk then it may not be recommended to book.
What are the Covid/Vaccine requirements to go for the tour?
Passengers double vaccinated with Covishield, Covaxin, Pfizer, Sputnik V can freely travel to Turkey. For kids below 12 vaccination is not mandatory. No PCR tests are required pre arrival to enter Turkey.
