Embark on a remarkable journey across Türkiye, from the lush landscapes of Trabzon to the cultural treasures of Istanbul and the magical wonders of Cappadocia. Explore Trabzon’s breathtaking mountains, serene lakes, and historical monasteries, then discover Istanbul’s blend of ancient heritage and modern charm. Conclude your adventure in Cappadocia, where fairy chimneys, cave dwellings, and hot air balloons create a truly dreamlike experience. A perfect combination of nature, history, and culture.
Cultural & Historical Highlights:
İnkaya Historical Plane Tree, Bursa – 600-year-old landmark tree representing Bursa’s historical heritage.
Osmangazi Tomb, Bursa – Mausoleum of the founder of the Ottoman Empire.
Aya Yorgi Church, Prince’s Island – Historic church and pilgrimage site located on Buyukada Island.
Hagia Sophia (Ayasofia) Mosque, Istanbul – Iconic Byzantine cathedral turned mosque, symbolizing Istanbul’s layered history.
Blue Mosque, Istanbul – Famous Ottoman-era mosque renowned for its blue Iznik tiles and grand architecture.
Topkapi Palace, Istanbul – Former residence of Ottoman sultans, housing imperial treasures and historic artifacts.
Byzantine Hippodrome, Istanbul – Ancient arena for chariot races and political gatherings in Constantinople.
Hagia Irene Church, Istanbul – Historic Byzantine church located inside the Topkapi Palace grounds.
Underground City, Cappadocia – Complex subterranean settlement used for protection and daily life in ancient times.
Selime Monastery, Cappadocia – Ancient rock-cut monastery in Cappadocia, showcasing Byzantine-era architecture.
Belisirma Valley, Cappadocia – Valley featuring ancient cave churches and settlements.
Cal Cave, Trabzon – Historic cave with natural and cultural significance
