Day 1: Istanbul Arrival Day - Half Day Bosphorus Tour with Spice Market Stop
Lunch, Dinner
Welcome to Istanbul, the unique city that is located on two continents, Europe and Asia. During its history of more than 2.000 years, it has been the capital of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. On arrival in Istanbul, you will be welcomed by your representative and transfered to your hotel by an airconditioned – deluxe coach.
Check – in time is 1 pm. Early check-in is upon to availibility. Today you’ll have a half day tour with lunch. The tour will start with Yeni Camii – New Mosque. Then we‘ll visit Spice market. Here you will breath nice flavors and taste nice sweets. Here after the guide will inform you the history of Spice bazaar you will have free time for shopping of course. You can buy Turkish Delight and Turkish Coffee both are a nice combination and you can give as a gift too. After Shopping you will have a nice Bosphorus cruise of about 2 hours. You will have a Boat for your group and the guide will explain the places on the Shore. You will not enter to the places and will be no stop on the Shore. You will sail till the second Bridge-Fatih Sultan Mehmet (Mehmet the Second or Conqueror Mehmet) Bridge and you will come back to the same place. On the Bosphorus you will see the Dolmabahce Palace, Ciragan Palace, Rumeli Fortress, and Bosphorus Bridge, Ottoman Houses (Yali), restaurants and schools. At the end of the tour every passenger will be dropped off to their hotel. If you prefer to return back by yourself and spend more time in Eminonu or Sultanahmet area please let the guide know. Overnight in Istanbul.

Day 2: Istanbul / Bursa - Islamic Relics in Bursa Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today we’ll travel to Bursa. Bursa which was the first capital city of Ottomans is a region full of various Islamic Relics (Mosques, Madrasahs etc.)

You will be taken from your hotel early in the morning to go to Bursa. 1-hour ferryboat cruise will be taken to cross over the Marmara Sea. It will be enjoyable and comfortable voyage with all facilities on board. You will reach Yalova at the end of the curise passing through Izmit Bay which was called Nicomedia in Byzantian period. Bursa is only 1-hour drive away from Yalova.

The city is usually known as "Green Bursa" because of its lush vegetation and the vast forests which provide fresh air. Bursa is famous for textiles and other industries. The city is also known for the Mount Uludag rising behind the city. Uludag is a famous ski resort during the year except for July and August so it has a remarkable portion in tourism of Turkey.

Bursa has also spiritual importance because early Ottoman Sultans are buried there. The Ulu Mosque and Green Mosque reflect the style of Great Seljuk State. The rich merchants of Silk Road have contributed wealth to this site leaving remarkable heritage. Koza Han is well-known for silk production so it differs from Grand Bazaar.

Upon arrival to Bursa we’ll visit Karagoz & Hacivat’s monument and graves who are the lead characters of the traditional Turkish shadow play, popularized during the Ottoman period and then spread to most nation states that comprised the Ottoman Empire and most prominently in Turkey and Greece. Then we’ll visit Muradiye mosque, Ulu Camii (Great Mosque) and our last stop will be Grand Bazaar. You can find Turkish carpets, Glazed Tiles and Pottery, Copper, Cotton, Ashtrays, Silk and Jewelry things in that excellent place of shopping. Lunch in a local restaurant. Drive to your hotel. Check-in and overnight

Day 3: Bursa - Green Bursa & Uludag Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After the breakfast we’ll start full day Green Bursa and Uludag tour, Our first stop will be Green Mosque which takes name from the green-blue tiles of interior. Exterior walls are covered with turquoise tiles. The interior of the tomb, sarcophagus and the mihrab, the walls, the front door plated, made by tiles. The altar direction toward is Quibble is art work. And then visit Green Tomb nest to Mosque. Then drive to Cable Car staring point to take Cable Car up to Great Mountain (Uludag). (If the weather is not allow us we will climb by our bus. ) Great Mountain (Uludağ) with Natural Park; the ancient Mysian Olympus, is a mountain in Bursa Province, with an altitude of 2,543 m (8,343 ft). It is a popular center for winter sports such as skiing, and a national park of rich flora and fauna. Summer activities, such as trekking, camping archery, also are popular. After the tour transfer back to Hotel. Overnight in Bursa.  Accommodation at 4 stars hotel: Berussa Hotel

Day 4: Bursa / Kusadasi - Ephesus Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast, drive to Kusadasi, a resort town situated on Turkey’s aegean coast. En route we’ll visit the Isa Bey Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in Kusadasi, we set off for Selcuk and explore Ephesus ancient city, one of the world’s most outstanding archaeological sites. Walk in its well-preserved marble streets to the Library of Celsius, the Odeon, Grand Theatre, Temple of Hadrian, Roman Bath etc. Next visit Artemis Temple which is one of the ancient seven wonders of the world. Overnight in Kusadasi.

Day 5: Kusadasi / Pamukkale - Hierapolis Antique City and Travertines Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After your breakfast check-out and we’ll transfer for our full day tour programme to discover the Cotton Village.

Visit the Pamukkale which means Cotton fortress, which rises above the fertile Menderes Valley. Visit the hot mineral waters which burst from the earth and cascade over steep cliffs forming pools, channels and stalactites. The therapeutic waters here were known for ages. Continue to the anvient City of Hierapolis with the Theatre, Apollo Temple and magnificent Necropolis, the graveyard.

After lunch at local restaurant visit to Aphrodisias an ancient city dedicated to the goddess of love, Aphrodite and famous for the sculpture school. After the tour transfer to your hotel in Pamukkale. Overnight.  Accommodation at 4 stars hotel: Trıpolıs Hotel

Day 6: Pamukkale / Konya Mewlana Museum and Islamic Relics Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Drive to Konya via the picturesque road of Beysehir. Konya was historically the capital of the Seljuq Sultanate of Rum and the Karamanids. Upon arrival, begin to discover the Islamic Relics of Konya. At the first we’ll visit Mewlana Museum.

Mevlana Museum features a green mausoleum and the original lodge of the 13th-century mystic Sufi Muslim order, the whirling dervishes. The museum houses musical instruments, conical caps, and robes belonging to Mevlana, the founder of the sect. You'll also find illuminated Korans, a 9th-century gazelle-skin Christian manuscript, and a valuable silk prayer rug bearing a picture of the Kaaba. The interior of the mausoleum is ornamented with Islamic script and enameled reliefs. Behind a 16th-century silver gate, look for the tomb of Mevlana covered in velvet cloth embroidered with gold. Ethnographical exhibits in the dervish cells illustrate their daily lives. Overnight in Konya.

Day 7: Konya Seljuks’ Relics, Drive To Cappadocia
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Check-out from hotel and drive to Nevsehir. On the way visit visit Karatay Theological School which houses a Ceramics Museum and 13th century Seljukian masterpiece Sultanhan Caravanserai. After the tour drive to Cappadocia, which is a stunning area of rock formations, subterranean churches and underground dwellings, the scale of eksiklik var which is overwhelming. The natural land formations and huge expanses of silence are just a part of the mystery of the region. The area is also famous for its carpet weaving and the distinctive red clay made pottery of the Avanos area. Overnight in Cappadocia.  Accommodation at 4 stars hotel: Altinoz Hotel

Day 8: Cappadocia – Full Day Cappadocia Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After the breakfast you’ll have a full day tour. GOREME MUSEUM & FAIRY-CHIMNEY TOURS Depart from your hotel to visit Devrent Valley to see the unigue fairy-chimneys. Drive to paşabağ (Monk's Valley) to see the most interesting mushroom-shaped pinnacles. Drive to the city of Avanos .In the afternoon visit another beautiful open air museum at Göreme where the remains of rock-cut churches and Christian settlements date back hundreds of years. Lastly, before returning to your hotel, visit the natural castles at Uçhisar. Overnight in Cappadocia.  Accommodation at None: Altinoz Hotel

Day 9: Cappadocia / Ankara City Tour With Ataturk’s Mousoleum And Anatolian Civilizations Museum
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Drive pass picturesque Salt Lake and arrive into Ankara. Ankara is the capital city of Turkey. We’ll visit Anatolian Civilizations Museum at which numerous remnants from Stone Age, Neolithic Age, Hittites, Urartians, Phrygians and many others are on display; Mausoleum of Ataturk, the burial place of the national hero who founded modern Republic of Turkey. Lunch in a local restaurant. Diner in the hotel. Overnight in Ankara.  Accommodation at 4 stars hotel: Demora Hotel

Day 10: Ankara / Safranbolu Authentic City Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today we’ll drive North to the Black Sea, passing through villages and beautiful landscapes. Arrive at Safranbolu, a lovely town with its traditionally built wooden houses. Explore the timbered houses and local market and taste the regional food. Safranbolu was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1994 due to its well-preserved Ottoman era houses and architecture. The name of the town derives from 'saffron' and the Greek word 'polis' (city), since Safranbolu was a trading place and a center for growing saffron. Today saffron is still grown at the village of Davutobası which is 22 km east of Safranbolu and probably one of the best quality saffrons in the world. Dine and Overnight in Safranbolu.  Accommodation at None: Gulden Pension

Day 11: Safranbolu / Istanbul
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Drive back to Istanbul. Lunch en route. Check-in to the hotel and Overnight.  Accommodation at None: Marmaray Hotel

Day 12: Istanbul – Full Day Islamic Relics in the Old City
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Early Morning, we’ll begin to explore the islamic heritage in the Old city within a full day tour.The Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum: is a museum located in Sultanahmet Square in Fatih district of Istanbul, Turkey. Constructed in 1524, the building was formerly the palace of Pargalı Ibrahim Pasha, who was the second grand vizier to Suleiman the Magnificent, and husband of the Sultan's sister, Hatice Sultan. The collection includes notable examples of Islamic calligraphy, tiles, and rugs as well as ethnographic displays on various cultures in Turkey, particularly nomad groups. These displays recreate rooms or dwellings from different time periods and regions. This museum contains one of the most important collections of Turkish and Islamic art in the world. First established in 1914 at the Daruzziyafe of the Süleymaniye Complex, it was moved in 1938 to its present location on the site of the Byzantine Hippodrome, in the palace of İbrahim Paşa. This palace, built in 1524 by one of the most powerful Ottoman Grand Viziers, is the grandest Ottoman private residence. The collection spans the periods of the Ummayids, Abbasids, Mamluks, Seljuks, Beyliks and Ottomans, and contains rare objects and works, including stonework, ceramics, metalwork, silver, brass, and wood objects and ornaments, as well as manuscripts, calligraphy, carpets and kilims. Specific items on display here are funeral belts; bejeweled objects such as candlesticks decorated with valuable gems, pearl reading desks, carved cooper cups, royal crests, clothing belonging to Sultan Yıldırım Beyazıt and Sultan Selim II, carpets from the Caucasus, and intricately carved doors. In addition, there are exquisite manuscripts of the Quran, Ottoman miniatures, as well as various edicts of the Ottoman Sultans, not to mention keys to the Kaba. Topkapi Imperial Palace – Topkapı Sarayi (Emanet-i Mukaddese – Holly Relics Of Prophet Muhammed. It took 18 years to build palace that started to build in 1460 and completed in 1478 which is ordered to build by Fatih Sultan Mehmet whom is the conqueror of Istanbul. Topkapi palace was the house of Sultans and family as well as Sultan controlled empire from there. Sacred Relics of Prophet Muhammad (Old Hazar Al-Aswad, Hirka-i Serif” or “Hirka-i Saadet” (mantle of the Prophet), “Sancak-i Serif” (the flag of the Prophet), footprint and a piece of the Prophet Muhammad’s tooth, broken off during the battle of Uhud are kept in Sacred Relics room of the palace. (Topkapi palace transformed into a museum in 1924 and declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. (Harem Section is not included in the itinerary because it subjects to additional time and fee so please check with your tour guide if you would like to spend time over there on your own.). Grand Bazaar – Kapali Carsi (1461) : ( Closed on Sundays, replaced with Traditional Shopping Tour ) It has 4.200 Shops, 65 huge streets and first bank of WORLD that each day 500.000 people visit and 25.00 people works. Bazaar is built in 1461 by the order of Fatih Sultan Mehmet that area gain good importance for commerce and trading. Lunch will be provided in a cozy local restaurant Blue Mosque – Sultan Ahmet Cami (It’s not available to visit on Fridays due to Friday pray) Student of Head architect Mimar Sinan whom is ‘ Sedefkâr Mehmet Aga’ completed New Mosque/ Sultanhmet Camii (Blue mosque) in 7 years at 1616 and still serves as a Mosque but people call it as ‘Blue’ because of the tiles in decoration in interior side at totally 23.042 special and handmade. Hippodrome of Constantinople – Sultanahmet Meydani.

Hippo Means ‘Horse’ Drome means ‘square’ in Turkish Horse Square. Because of the chariot races and gladiators wars from AD 203 till 1453. People called as Sultanahmet Square due to name of area. After the tour you’ll transferred back to your hotel. Overnight in Istanbul.  Accommodation at None: Marmaray Hotel

Day 13: Istanbul – Mosques and Sahabe (The Companions of Prophet Muhammed) Tombs
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Mosques - Sahabe Tombs - Cemeteries - Religious places visit In Istanbul.

Underground Mosque: The Islamic army which attempted to conquere Constantinople in 714 stayed here for 7 years and interred their dead here. When the army returned to Damascus left important items belonging to the soldiers in this vault and closed off the area with lead. By that reason the area also known as Mosque of the leaden vault. (Kursunlu Camii). Tombs of Amr Bin As, Sufyan Bin Uyeyne can be visited here.

Ayyub – Al Ansari Mosque: Today Muslims from all over world pay visit to this holy place. Our tour begins with a visit to the Mosque of Ayyub al Ansari - the standard bearer of Prophet Muhammed – and continues to the Mausoleum of Sokullu Mehmet Paşa, a Grand Vizier of Selim II-of Bosnian origin, the Mosque of Zal Mahmut Paşa-the son in law of Sultan Selim II., the Mausoleum of Sultan Reşat, the Tekke (Convent) of the Kalenderi Sect. Tombs of Eyup El Ensari and Ebu Derdag will be visited.

Toklu Dede Mosque: Was originally a Byzantine Eastern Orthodox church of unknown dedication. It was almost completely destroyed in 1929. After conquering of Istanbul, the church was converted into a small mosque (Mescid) by Toklu Ibrahim Dede, a former soldier of Mehmed the Conqueror, who was the custodian of the nearby türbe of Ebû Șeybet ül Hudrî, like the more famous Abu Ayyub al-Ansari Both died during the first Arab siege of Constantinople and were buried outside the wall of Heraclius. The türbe of Ebû Șeybet ül Hudrî is now placed in the citadel between the Wall of Heraclius and that of Leo the Armenian. Tombs of Hz. Ka'b, Hz. Ebu Seybetul Hudri, Hz. Hamidullah El Ensari, Hz. Ahmad El Ensari, Hz. Muhammed-Ul Ensari, Tomb of Cabir, and Ebu Zer will be visited.

Chora Mosque: Was a former Byzantine church, later Ottoman mosque, and current museum in the Edirnekapı neighborhood of Istanbul. Place is considered is to be one of the most beautiful surviving examples of a Byzantine church. In the 16th century, during the Ottoman era, the church was converted into a mosque and, finally, it became a museum in 1948. The interior of the building is covered with fine mosaics and frescoes. Tombs of Hz. Hafir, Hz. Abdullah El-Hudri, Hz. Su'be, and Hz. Hafir will be visited. After the tour you’ll be transferred for a memorable performance of Whirling Dervishes (Sufis) Performance will be staged in a historical place at 19 pm. Whirling Dervishes is perhaps the most recognized ritual of Sufism popular all over the world. The whirling called Sema, while may seem a form of dance, is actually a deeply spiritual exercise usually devoted to Mevlana Rumi and practiced by Mevlana Order of Sufism. It usually has 7 phases, as performed by Mevlana Order. Part 1: Testifiying to God’s unity Part 2: Drums; God order to the Creation Part 3: Ney; The Divine Breath Part 4: Greeting Part 5: Sema, The Whirling Part 5: Salutes Part 6: Reading of Quran Part 7: Closing with Dawood on all Prophets Coffee- tea and beverages will be served before the performance. After the show transfer back to hotel and take your dinner. Overnight in Istanbul.  Accommodation at None: Marmaray Hotel

Day 14: Istanbul / Free Day
Breakfast, Dinner

Your hotel is in the city centre; discover the city by your own. Overnight in Istanbul.  Accommodation at None: Marmaray Hotel

Day 15: Istanbul – Transfer to Airport, End of the Service
Breakfast

After check-out you’ll be transferred to Istanbul Ataturk Airport and catch your flight back to home. End of our services. We hope your tour was a memorable one and we look forward to seeing you in the future.

Day 1: Istanbul Arrival Day - Half Day Bosphorus Tour with Spice Market Stop
Dinner

Welcome to Istanbul, the unique city that is located on two continents, Europe and Asia. During its history of more than 2.000 years, it has been the capital of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. On arrival in Istanbul, you will be welcomed by your representative and transfered to your hotel by a airconditioned – de luxe coach.

Check – in time is 1 pm. Early check-in is upon to availibility.

Today you’ll have a half day tour. The tour will start with Spice market. Here you will breath nice flavors and taste nice sweets. Here after the guide will inform you the history of Spice bazaar you will have free time for shopping of course. You can buy Turkish Delight and Turkish Coffee both are a nice combination and you can give as a gift too. After Shopping you will have a nice Bosphorus cruise of about 2 hours. You will have a Boat for your group and the guide will explain the places on the Shore. You will not enter to the places and will be no stop on the Shore. you will go till the second Bridge-Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge and you will come back to the same place. On the Bosphorus you will see the Dolmabahce Palace, Ciragan Palace, Rumeli Fortress, and Bosphorus Bridge, Ottoman Houses (Yali), restaurants and schools. At the end of the tour every passenger will be dropped off to their hotel. If you prefer to return back by yourself and spend more time in Eminonu or Sultanahmet area please let the guide know. Overnight in Istanbul.  Accommodation at 3 stars hotel: Sogut Hotel

Day 2: Istanbul – Full Day Old City Tour with Byzantine & Ottoman Classics
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Early Morning, we’ll begin to explore to city with a full day tour. At this tour you’ll see the major places of the Old istanbul within a day. One of our representatives will take you from your hotel and bring you together with your tour guide around 8 am. According to your hotel location. The itinerary of this walking tours is; Topkapi Imperial Palace – Topkapı Sarayi ( Closed on Tuesdays, replaced with Chora Museum )

It took 18 years to build palace that started to build in 1460 and completed in 1478 which is ordered to build by Fatih Sultan Mehmet whom is the conqueror of Istanbul. Topkapi palace was the house of Sultans and family as well as Sultan controlled empire from there. Sacred Relics of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.a.w.) (Old Hazar Al-Aswad, Hirka-i Serif” or “Hirka-i Saadet” (mantle of the Prophet), “Sancak-i Serif” (the flag of the Prophet), footprint and a piece of the Prophet Muhammad’s tooth, broken off during the battle of Uhud are kept in Sacred Relics room of the palace. (Topkapi palace transformed into a museum in 1924 and declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. (Harem Section is not included in the itinerary because it subjects to additional time and fee so please check with your tour guide if you would like to spend time over there on your own.). Grand Bazaar – Kapali Carsi (1461) : (Closed on Sundays, replaced with Traditional Shopping Tour ) It has 4.200 Shops, 65 huge streets and first bank of WORLD that each day 500.000 people visit and 25.00 people works. Bazaar is built in 1461 by the order of Fatih Sultan Mehmet that area gain good importance for commerce and trading. Lunch will be provided in a cozy local restaurant Hagia Sophia - Aya Sofya: Magnificent structure which is started building In 532 with the order of King Justinian to 2 architects that thousands of people worked to build and took 5 years to complete. Finally it is opened in 537 and it still stands as originally from that time till nowadays. It is a Master church of Orthodox Christianity and converted to Catholic Church then converted to Mosque and Ataturk (Founder of Turkish Republic) converted there to Museum and now serves as a museum for guests from all over the world.

Blue Mosque – Sultan Ahmet Cami (It’s not available to visit on Fridays due to Friday pray) Student of Head architect Mimar Sinan whom is ‘Sedefkâr Mehmet Aga’ completed New Mosque/ Sultanhmet Camii (Blue mosque) in 7 years at 1616 and still serves as a Mosque but people call it as ‘Blue’ because of the tiles in decoration in interior side at totally 23.042 special and handmade. Hippodrome of Constantinople – Sultanahmet Meydani.

Hippo Means ‘Horse’ Drome means ‘square’ in Turkish Horse Square. Because of the chariot races and gladiators wars from AD 203 till 1453. People called as Sultanahmet Square due to name of area. After the tour you’ll transferred back to your hotel. Overnight in Istanbul.  Accommodation at 3 stars hotel: Sogut Hotel

Day 3: Istanbul / Konya – Domestic Flight
Breakfast, Dinner

Early morning; you’ll be transferred to Istanbul Airport to catch your flight to Konya ( City of Mawlānā Jalāl ad-Dīn Rumi )

DOMESTIC FLIGHT: ISTANBUL → KONYA (PRICE DOESN’T INCLUDE THE FLIGHT. UPON TO CONFIRMATION WE WILL ADD DAILY TICKET PRICE TO THE QUOTATION )

Upon to the arrival our staff will welcome and transfer you to your hotel in Konya. You’re free to visit the city by your own. You can visit Mevlana, museum, Selimiye Mosque, Karatay Madrasah, Meram area, Alaaddin Mosque and Palace, Tavusbaba Tomb, Ince Minaret and contribute a whirling Dervishes Show. Don’t forget to taste the delicious, traditional fodds of the region, Etli Ekmek (a kind of pitta with sliced meat) and Mawlānā Candies. Overnight in Konya.  Accommodation at Boutique hotel: Mevlevi Hotel

Day 4: Konya / Nevsehir – De-luxe Bus Travel
Breakfast, Dinner

Check-out time is 11.55 am. After check out you can leave your luggages to reception and continue your own-tour in the city up to 14.00 pm. Our staff will transfer you to bus station to travel Nevsehir. LUXURY BUS TRAVEL: KONYA → NEVSEHIR (CAPPADOCIA) ( TRAVEL TAKES APPROX. 3 - 3,5 HOURS )

After the tour we’ll transfer you to Intercity Bus Station to take a luxury, air conditioned regular bus to travel our next stop, Nevsehir – Cappadocia. Travel will last 3 – 3, 5 hours.SPECIAL REMARK: Intercity bus travel will be performed by de-luxe, air conditioned regular buses. Therefore please be aware of your personal belongings especially during the breaks. There’ll be several eating and bathroom breaks during the travel. Please keep your belongings by your side. Please be aware of and don’t miss the departure time of bus from break points.

Upon Arrival to Nevsehir our staff will welcome and transfer you to your hotel in Cappadocia.  Accommodation at 4 stars hotel: Yeni Yükseller Hotel

Day 5: Cappadocia – Full Day North Cappadocia Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After the breakfast you’ll be transferred for a full day tour. Cappadocia is a stunning area of otherworldly rock formations, subterranean churches and underground dwellings, the scale of which is over-whelming. The natural land formations and huge expanses of silence are just a part of the mystery of the region. The area is also famous for its carpet weaving, wines and the distinctive red pottery of the Avanos area. After the breakfast we’ll depart for a full day tour with lunch in a local restaurant. GOREME MUSEUM & FAIRY-CHIMNEY TOURS

Depart from your hotel to visit Devrent Valley to see the unigue fairy-chimneys. Drive to paşabağ (Monk's Valley) to see the most interesting mushroom-shaped pinnacles.Drive to the city of Avanos .In the afternoon visit another beautiful open air museum at Göreme where the remains of rock-cut churches and Christian settlements date back hundreds of years.Lastly,before returning to your hotel, visit the natural castles at Uçhisar.  Accommodation at 4 stars hotel: Yeni Yükseller Hotel

Day 6: Cappadocia – Full Day South Cappadocia Tour
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

ROSE VALLEY & KAYMAKLI UNDGROUND CITY TOURS
Depart from your hotel to visit Red valley, and explore the famous rock- cut churches and hike 5 km through the Güllüdere valley. Then visit Çavuşin village. This village is famous for the houses and churches of the christian clegymen. After lunch Drive to the pigeon valley. In the afternoon visit Kaymaklı underground city. Where early christians lived in fear and faith.  Accommodation at 4 stars hotel: Yeni Yükseller Hotel

Day 7: Kayseri / Istanbul
Breakfast

After check-out you’ll be transferred to KayseriAirport to flight Istanbul Ataturk Airport and catch your flight to your country.