2 Night 3 Days Explore Nemrut & Göbeklitepe from Cappadocia

lly along the trade routes of Anatolia, in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. These routes were where the material from Persia and China were carried into Europe and vice-versa. An exuberant amount of wealth was being brought through these routes so it was in the sultans and the nobles of the empires best interests to encourage, increase and protect traders by these routes. Enormous stone buildings, called ‘Kervansarays’ meaning caravan palaces, were built approximately every 30Km along the roads. They were built to provide shelter and amenities for the traders and their animals, which could sometimes mean over 400 animals, whether it be camels, horses or donkeys. These Kervansaray’s sometimes included accommodation for traders/travellers, animal stables, water, markets, kitchens, baths, blacksmiths and an infirmary.

Located on the way to Cappadocia, Karatayhan offers a charming stop where travelers can savor a traditional Turkish lunch. The menu typically includes a variety of local dishes such as kebabs, grilled meats, fresh salads, and traditional breads. After a satisfying meal, visitors often relax with a cup of Turkish tea, enjoying the serene surroundings and hospitality. Karatayhan provides not only a culinary experience but also a moment of rest and rejuvenation on the journey through Turkey's scenic landscapes.

cream originating from the city of Kahramanmaraş. It is famous for its unique texture and stretchiness, achieved through the use of salep, a flour made from wild orchid tubers, and mastic resin. This combination gives Kahramanmaraş ice cream its chewy consistency and resistance to melting, making it a beloved treat especially in hot weather. It comes in various flavors such as plain milk, chocolate, pistachio, and fruit flavors, delighting both locals and tourists alike with its rich taste and distinctive texture. After tasting Kahramanmaraş's famous ice cream, we continue our journey.

re with a stay in either Kahta or Adıyaman. Kahta, a town close to Mount Nemrut, offers a range of accommodation options from cozy guesthouses to comfortable hotels. It's an ideal base for exploring the famous archaeological site of Mount Nemrut and its ancient statues.

ge statues are erected around a royal tomb from the 1st century BC1. It is the mausoleum of Antiochos I, the king of the Kingdom of Commagene, and one of the most ambitious constructions of the Hellenistic period2. It is considered a meeting point between East and West cultures and offers a mesmerizing view of the stone heads glowing gold at dawn and dusk

llanılmakta olan en eski köprülerinden biri olarak anılan tarihi köprü. Adıyaman’a 55 km mesafede, bugün Eskikale olarak bilinen bir antik yerleşim bölgesinde bulunmaktadır. Kahta ve Sincik’i birbirine bağlar. Romalıların yaptığı 2. en geniş kemerli köprüdür. 120 m uzunluğunda ve 7 m genişliğindedir. Her biri 10 ton ağırlığında 92 kayadan meydana gelir.

now in SE Asian Turkey, 24 mi (39 km) SE of Şanlıurfa. It was an important center on the trade route from Nineveh to Carchemish and the seat of the Assyrian moon god. The Babylonians defeated the Assyrian army at Haran in 609 BC Frequently mentioned in the Bible, it was the home of Abraham's family after the migration from Ur. The Greek form of the name is Charan or Charran. In Roman times it was

It is located in front of Urfa Castle, just south of the Halil-ur Rahman Lake. According to rumors, after Abraham was thrown into the fire, Nemrut’s daughter Zeliha could not bear to be thrown into the fire because she loved and believed in Abraham very much, and she threw herself into the fire. The place turns into a lake where the Zeliha falls.

Dated to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic, between c. 9500 and 8000 BCE, the site comprises a number of large circular structures supported by massive stone pillars – the world's oldest known megaliths.

The museum, which has a very rich mosaic collection in terms of subject and color diversity, draws attention with the high number of tessera (the name given to each mosaic stone) per square meter. The rich transfer of the architectural, lifestyle, plant and animal themes of the period to mosaics with three-dimensional designs and high-level techniques has made Zeugma one of the most important mosaic museums in the world.

On your return, if you wish, we can drop you off at Gaziantep Airport, Kayseri Airport, Nevşehir Airport or back to the location where we picked you up.