Turkey Jewels

Itinerary

Istanbul (1 Night)

In accordance with the scheduled aircraft departure time, passengers on the "Mumbai to Mumbai Tour" are required to check in at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai and then proceed to Istanbul, a significant Turkish city that connects Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus Strait. Global Duniya Tour Manager will assist all visitors with airport formalities upon arrival before leading them into the city.

Istanbul – Troy – Izmir (1 Night)

Today we visit the statue of the Trojan Horse, a huge hollow wooden horse the Greeks built to enter Troy during the Trojan War. We then travel to Izmir, a Greek-founded, Roman-occupied, and Alexander the Great-rebuilt city on Turkey's Aegean coast.

Izmir – Sirince – Pamukkale (2 Nights)

We stop for pictures at Konak Square's famous clock tower, the Izmir Clock Tower, this morning. The next stop is Sirince, a community well-known for its fruit wines and native grapes. When you arrive, take a stroll through this lovely village to learn about daily life in a genuine Turkish village. Additionally, we have the chance to sample unique wines produced with melon, blueberry, apple, peach, and a variety of other flavours here. We next go to Textile Outlet, which is one of Turkey's most significant economic sectors in terms of GDP, exports, and jobs. We travel to Pamukkale in the evening, which is well-known for its mineral-rich thermal waters that cascade down white travertine terraces on a nearby hillside.

Pamukkale – Ephesus – Pamukkale

One of the most popular tourist destinations in Turkey, the lovely snow-white "Cotton Castle," is where we go today. Pamukkale translates to "cotton castle" in Turkish. It has travertines, terraces of carbonate minerals left by the flowing water, as well as hot springs. The ancient city of Hierapolis, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is situated in the River Menderes valley in the Inner Aegean area of Turkey. Hierapolis is another name for the sacred city. We go to the theatre, which is a masterpiece. In the afternoon, we go to Ephesus, the birthplace of early Christianity and again another UNESCO World Heritage site.When we arrive, we visit the Great Theatre, the most impressive building in the ancient city of Ephesus. Temple of Hadrian, which was built in honour of the Emperor Hadrian, who visited the city from Athens in 128 A.D. Library of Celsus, which was built in 117 A.D. and is one of the few surviving examples of a library from the Roman Empire, was constructed in the Hellenistic period during the third century BC and took 60 years to complete.

Pamukkale – Antalya (1 Night)

Today, we travel to Antalya, a Turkish vacation town with beaches bordered by enormous hotels and an Old Harbor crowded with yachts. Upon arrival, we take a stroll around Old Town (Kaleici), a confusing neighbourhood ideal for soaking up the plain, ancient atmosphere. We go go to Perge, an impressive historic city that Alexander the Great invaded. We stop by the Roman Bath, the Theater, and the Stadium here. The following day, we travel to Konyaalti Beach.

Antalya – Cappadocia (2 Nights)

We travel to Cappadocia today, which is renowned for its moonlike terrain, underground cities, cave churches, and dwellings built into the rocks. We take in the whirling dervish show upon arrival, which is a representation of Turkish history, tradition, culture, and beliefs.

Cappadocia

Today, we explore the city of Cappadocia and some of its well-known valleys, including Devrent Valley, sometimes referred to as Imagination Valley. Humans have never lived there. There are no ancient castles or rock-hewn cathedrals, nor troglodyte tunnels or pigeon houses. Instead, Pasabag Valley, also known as Monk Valley, is what attracts tourists to Devrent Valley because of its amazing pink-hued rock formations and unusual geology.Up to 3,500 people, according to estimates, previously resided here. In the evening, we go to the Ceramic Workshop, which is well-known for its pottery, trinkets, and home goods fashioned from the red clay of the Avanos River.

Cappadocia – Eskisehir (1 Night)

Today we travel to Eskisehir, which name in Turkish literally translates to "Old City." We reach Sazova Park, a lush oasis in the middle of the city, after walking through Odunpazari, which in Turkish means "wood market" and was the city's first residential district. We take a gondola ride down the Porsuk River in the evening.

Eskisehir – Istanbul (2 Nights)

Today, we travel to Istanbul, a significant Turkish metropolis that sits on the border of Europe and Asia, separated by the Bosphorus Strait. We start off with a Turkish supper and performance.

Istanbul

Today we travel to Istanbul, where we see the Blue Mosque, Sultan Ahmet Tsami, the largest and oldest mosque in the city, and Topkapi Palace, the brain, heart, and centre of the Ottoman Empire. The inner walls of the Hagia Sofia Museum, which was originally the Greek Orthodox Christian patriarchal cathedral, subsequently became an Ottoman imperial mosque, and is now a museum, are covered in blue tiles, earning the mosque the nickname "Blue Mosque."Then, we take part in the most picturesque voyage along the naturally occurring canal known as the Bosphorous Strait. It is a portion of the continental divide separating Europe from Asia. Later, we visit Grand Bazaar, one of the world's biggest and oldest covered markets. Famous Turkish tea flavours, Turkish ceramics, carpets, and clothing may all be purchased here.

Istanbul – Departure

Now is the time to part ways!
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The guests of the Mumbai to Mumbai Tour will travel to Istanbul Airport at the time of the planned departure of the group aircraft and begin their return journey to their homes.
Tour is over now.