Turkey s Gold Triangle Istanbul Cappadocia Ephesus Pamukkale

First visit will be Topkapi Palace which was one of the famous residence of the Ottoman sultans. You will learn more about the history of Ottomans.

ts in the world, with more than 58 covered streets and over 1,200 shops which attract between 250,000 and 400,000 visitors daily. Opened in 1461,

Derinkuyu is 55 meters deep and has 8 levels open to visitors.

village: fairy chimneys, rock formations and cave houses. You will be also given the general information about Cappadocia.

You will have a 3km hike and visit one of the cave churches in Ihlara Valley.

The size of the church makes a visit here astonishing.

Goreme Open Air Museum is listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

king landscape

and the view from the top is just brilliant.

in a nature park between Ephesus and Selcuk, which is believed to be the last residence of the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus.

The guided walking tour will take you through one of the most magnificent excavations in the world. See the Odeon, the Fountain of Trajan, the steam baths of Scholastika, the temple of Hadrian and the impressive library of Celsius. The library is adorned with columns and statues. The next stop is The Grand Theater, where St. Paul preached, is the largest theater in antiquity with a capacity of 24,000 seats.

le is one of the Seven Wonders of Ancient World

Century A.D. is unlike any other you will see in this country.

You will see the Necropolis (cemetery) of Hierapolis which is one of the biggest ancient cemeteries in Anatolia with 1.200 graves, Roman Bath, Domitian Gate, and the Main Street, Byzantium Gate

The temperature of the water is about 35. You can see the gleaming white travertine terraces of Pamukkale, located next to the ruins of Hierapolis. The extraordinary effect is created when water from the hot springs loses carbon dioxide as it flows down the slopes, leaving deposits of limestone.