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Welcome to Istanbul! You will be transferred to your hotel and the remainder of the day is yours, free to explore. Overnight Istanbul - 4 star
After breakfast, you enjoy a fully guided tour of the only city to span two continents, visiting the Blue Mosque, St Sophia Museum, Topkapi Palace (including Hagia Irene) and the Hippodrome. Cruise between two continents on the stretch of water that separates Europe from Asia in the afternoon with an optional 'Half day Bosphorous cruise'. Overnight Istanbul - 4 star - Breakfast
One of the most emotionally touching places in Turkey, today we visit the WWI Battlefields of Gallipoli including Lone Pine and Chunuk Bair Memorials, ANZAC Cove, The Nek, Johnston's Jolly, original trenches and tunnels. Overnight Çanakkale - Special Class - Breakfast, Dinner
Step back in time today as we visit Troy and its famed Trojan Horse, followed by a tour of the magnificent acropolis of Pergamon. Its impressive temples and library made it a renowned cultural and political centre in its time. Overnight Kuşadası - Boutique - Breakfast, Dinner
Absorb yourself in history today with a guided tour of Ephesus and a visit to the site of the Temple of Artemis. Feel the mystical atmosphere of the ancient city and theatre before continuing to the former Greek village of Sirince, famous for its fruit wines. Carpet weaving has long traditions in Turkey and at the carpet village we learn how the carpets are made by hand and what determines their value. Overnight Kuşadası - Boutique - Breakfast, Dinner
This morning we will enjoy a display of locally handcrafted leather goods before heading to the magnificent white calcium terraces, known as Travertines, in Pamukkale where we also tour the ancient city of Hierapolis. Take a dip, amongst ancient columns, in the hot springs that were used in Roman times for their therapeutic powers. Overnight Pamukkale - 4 star - Breakfast, Dinner
Today we travel the ancient Silk Road visiting Sultanhani Caravansary and the Mevlana museum in Konya along the way. Tonight, don't miss the optional traditional Turkish folklore evening! Overnight Cappadocia - Boutique Cave - Breakfast, Dinner
Marvel at the lunar landscape of Cappadocia today as we visit the Goreme Valley Open Air Museum and the fairy chimneys, and explore the many levels of an underground city. Overnight Cappadocia - Boutique Cave - Breakfast, Dinner
Today we visit Ihlara Valley, a canyon that is almost 100 metres deep and was formed by the Melendiz River. At the end of the valley, we will visit Selime Monastery and take in the panoramic views at Yaprakhisar. Overnight Cappadocia - Boutique Cave - Breakfast, Dinner
After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Istanbul, arriving at approximately 10:30 am, and our tour concludes. - Breakfast
When visiting Turkey, you will note that women are dressed in a smart-casual style. As a result, you should dress in smart and fashionable outfits. Carry your normal swimming wear around the shore and on the beaches. However, Modest clothing is appreciated and expected when visiting mosques or other religious sites (No show of thighs, shoulders, and upper arms)
Turkey is famous for its rich culture and picturesque sites. Turkey is also famous for its traditional Turkish coffee, Iskender kebab, Turkish carpets and rugs, Baklava – A sweet dish, the souvenir eye evil. It is also famous for its city Istanbul; you can see lots of foreign tourists here and has lots of tourist attractions. So when on turkey tour do not miss out on these things and places.
Turkish Lira is the official currency in Turkey. 1 Turkish Lira is equal to 9.03 Indian rupees. Travellers should use the Lira because it has a very favourable exchange rate, and there is no need to use any other currency in Turkey.
Yes, absolutely you can drink in Turkey. Turkey has one of the highest alcohol consumption rates in the Middle East, at 1.5 liters per person. Turkey is a secular nation, and even though the majority of the population is Muslim, “raki” an alcoholic beverage, is an important part of Turkish food culture.
Turkish is Turkey's official language, and English is widely spoken in Istanbul; visitors are often surprised at how well most Turks speak English. However, attempting to communicate in Turkish is highly valued and considered courteous.
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