Day 1 – Flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia & North Cappadocia Tour

Your journey begins with an early morning flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia, one of Türkiye’s most extraordinary and unique landscapes. Upon arrival at the airport, you will be welcomed by your professional guide and transferred to begin your North Cappadocia (Red Tour) exploration.

The tour starts with a visit to the spectacular Göreme Panorama, where you can admire breathtaking views of Cappadocia’s famous fairy chimneys and volcanic valleys.

Continue to Zelve Open Air Museum, one of the most fascinating monastic settlements in Cappadocia. This remarkable valley once served as a large cave community and offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore rock-cut dwellings, tunnels, and ancient churches carved into the soft volcanic rock.

Next, explore Paşabağ (Monks Valley), known for its extraordinary mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys and its historical connection to early Christian hermits who lived in the area.

The tour continues to Devrent Valley, also known as “Imagination Valley,” where natural rock formations resemble animals and various figures shaped by erosion over thousands of years.

Later, visit Avanos, a charming town located along the banks of the Red River and famous for its centuries-old pottery tradition. Here you will have the opportunity to observe local artisans demonstrating traditional pottery-making techniques.

After completing the North Cappadocia tour, you will be transferred to your hotel for check-in and overnight stay in Cappadocia.

Devrent Valley (Imagination Valley)

Devrent Valley, also known as Imagination Valley, is one of the most unique landscapes in Cappadocia. Unlike other valleys in the region, Devrent does not contain cave churches or settlements. Instead, it is famous for its extraordinary rock formations naturally shaped by erosion over thousands of years.

As you walk through the valley, you will notice rocks that resemble animals and various figures, including camels, dolphins, snakes, and many other imaginative shapes. This fascinating natural gallery allows visitors to explore Cappadocia’s volcanic landscape from a different perspective.

The valley is a perfect stop for photography and short walks while enjoying the surreal scenery that makes Cappadocia one of the most remarkable destinations in the world.

Duration: 30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Love Valley

Love Valley is one of the most famous and photographed valleys in Cappadocia, known for its impressive and unusual fairy chimney rock formations. Over millions of years, wind and rain erosion shaped these tall natural pillars, creating a truly unique and surreal landscape.

The valley offers stunning panoramic views and is a popular stop for photography, short walks, and enjoying the extraordinary natural beauty of Cappadocia. The dramatic rock formations rising from the valley floor make this area one of the most recognizable landscapes in the region.

Visitors can explore the viewpoints overlooking the valley and take in the spectacular scenery that has made Love Valley one of Cappadocia’s most iconic attractions.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Monks Valley (Paşabağ)

Monks Valley, also known as Paşabağ, is one of the most iconic locations in Cappadocia, famous for its extraordinary mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys. These unique rock formations were created by volcanic activity and shaped over thousands of years by natural erosion.

The valley was once home to hermit monks who lived in small chambers carved into the fairy chimneys. Inspired by the monastic life of early Christianity, these monks chose this quiet and isolated valley as a place for prayer and spiritual retreat.

Visitors can walk among the towering fairy chimneys, explore the rock-cut hermit cells, and admire one of the most striking natural landscapes in Cappadocia. Monks Valley is also one of the best places in the region to understand the geological formation of the famous fairy chimneys.

Duration: 30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Included

Zelve Open Air Museum

Zelve Open Air Museum is one of the most remarkable historical sites in Cappadocia and one of the earliest monastic settlements in the region. This fascinating open-air museum consists of three valleys filled with rock-cut dwellings, churches, tunnels, and living spaces carved into the soft volcanic rock.

For centuries, Zelve served as a thriving cave community where early Christians lived, worshipped, and developed a unique monastic life. Walking through the valley offers visitors the opportunity to explore abandoned cave houses, ancient churches, and pathways connecting different parts of this remarkable settlement.

Today, Zelve is an open-air museum that provides an authentic glimpse into Cappadocia’s early Christian history and the traditional cave lifestyle that once existed in the region. Its dramatic landscape and historical significance make it one of the most fascinating stops in Cappadocia.

Duration: 45–60 minutes

Admission Ticket: Included

Avanos Handicraft Town

Avanos is a charming town located along the banks of the Red River (Kızılırmak) and is famous for its centuries-old pottery and ceramic craftsmanship. The tradition of pottery in Avanos dates back thousands of years to the Hittite period, when local artisans began using the rich red clay from the riverbanks to create handmade ceramics.

During your visit, you will have the opportunity to observe skilled craftsmen demonstrating traditional pottery-making techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation. Visitors can also try shaping clay on a traditional pottery wheel and explore local workshops displaying a variety of handcrafted ceramics.

Avanos offers a fascinating glimpse into Cappadocia’s cultural heritage and remains one of the most important centers of traditional handicrafts in the region.

Duration: 45 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Accommodation: Stay at Empire Cave Hotel, Atax Cave Hotel, Heaven Cave Hotel Double/Twin or Triple Room

Meals: Lunch

Day 2 – Optional Hot Air Balloon Ride, South Cappadocia Tour & Flight to Ephesus

Start your day early with the opportunity to join an unforgettable hot air balloon flight over Cappadocia. Watching the sunrise above the fairy chimneys, valleys, and unique volcanic landscape is considered one of the most spectacular experiences in Türkiye. (Hot air balloon ride is optional and can be arranged upon request.)

After breakfast at the hotel, your guide will meet you for the South Cappadocia Tour.

The first stop is the remarkable Ozkonak Underground City, one of the largest underground settlements in Cappadocia. Carved deep into the volcanic rock, this underground city once served as a refuge for early Christians during times of invasion. Visitors can explore its narrow tunnels, living quarters, storage rooms, kitchens, and ventilation systems.

Continue to the scenic Red Valley, known for its stunning rock formations and colorful landscape shaped by centuries of natural erosion. The valley offers beautiful panoramic views and a pleasant walking route through Cappadocia’s unique terrain.

Next, visit Çavuşin Village, one of the oldest settlements in the region, famous for its historic cave houses and ancient rock churches carved into the cliffs.

The tour continues to Pigeon Valley, where thousands of pigeon houses carved into the rock formations can be seen along the valley walls. These pigeon houses were historically used by locals to collect fertilizer for agriculture.

The final stop is Uçhisar Castle, the highest natural viewpoint in Cappadocia, offering breathtaking panoramic views over the surrounding valleys and fairy chimneys.

At the end of the tour, you will be transferred to the airport for your evening flight to Izmir. Upon arrival, our team will welcome you and transfer you to your hotel in Kuşadası or Selçuk for an overnight stay.

Red Valley

Red Valley is one of the most scenic and picturesque valleys in Cappadocia, famous for its stunning rock formations and vibrant red-colored cliffs shaped by centuries of natural erosion. The valley gets its name from the reddish tones of the volcanic rock, which become especially beautiful during sunset.

This remarkable valley offers excellent walking paths through narrow canyons, fairy chimneys, and hidden rock-cut churches from the early Christian period. As you walk through the valley, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and discover the unique geological formations that make Cappadocia one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the world.

Red Valley is also known as one of the best locations in Cappadocia for short nature walks and photography.

Duration: 45 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Pigeon Valley

Pigeon Valley is one of the most scenic valleys in Cappadocia, famous for the thousands of pigeon houses carved into the soft volcanic rock cliffs. For centuries, local farmers used pigeons and their droppings as natural fertilizer for vineyards and agriculture.

The valley offers beautiful panoramic views of Cappadocia’s unique landscape filled with fairy chimneys, rock formations, and traditional cave dwellings. It is also a popular stop for photography and short walks while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the region.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Özkonak Underground City

Özkonak Underground City is one of the fascinating underground settlements of Cappadocia, carved deep into the volcanic rock by ancient civilizations. It was used as a shelter and defensive refuge during times of invasion.

The underground city features narrow tunnels, living rooms, storage areas, ventilation shafts, and communication holes between different levels. Özkonak is known for its advanced defense system, including stone doors used to block passages from enemies.

Exploring this underground city offers a unique insight into how ancient communities lived and protected themselves in Cappadocia.

Duration: 45 minutes

Admission Ticket: Included

Uçhisar Castle

Uçhisar Castle is the highest natural viewpoint in Cappadocia and offers breathtaking panoramic views over the surrounding valleys and fairy chimneys. This massive rock formation served as a strategic fortress and observation point throughout history.

The castle itself is a natural rock citadel carved with numerous rooms, tunnels, and passageways that were once used by local inhabitants. Today, the area around Uçhisar provides some of the most spectacular photo opportunities in Cappadocia.

Duration: 30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Göreme Panorama

Göreme Panorama is one of the best viewpoints in Cappadocia, offering spectacular panoramic views over the famous fairy chimneys, valleys, and cave dwellings of the Göreme region.

From this viewpoint, visitors can admire the unique volcanic landscape that makes Cappadocia one of the most extraordinary natural wonders in the world. It is an excellent stop for photography and for learning about the geological formation of the region.

Duration: 15–20 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Çavuşin Village

Çavuşin Village is one of the oldest settlements in Cappadocia, known for its ancient cave houses and historic rock-cut churches carved into the cliffs. The village has a long history dating back to the early Christian period.

Visitors can see traditional stone houses, explore the remains of ancient cave dwellings, and learn about the unique lifestyle that once existed in this fascinating region. The village also offers beautiful views of the surrounding valleys and landscapes.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Ürgüp Three Beauties

Ürgüp Three Beauties is one of the most iconic fairy chimney formations in Cappadocia and one of the most photographed landmarks in the region. The site features three distinctive rock formations standing side by side, often associated with local legends and folklore.

This viewpoint provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape and is a perfect location for memorable photographs of Cappadocia’s unique geological formations.

Duration: 15–20 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Accommodation: Stay at Ilayda Hotel, Derici Hotel, Double Tree Hilton Hotel Double/Twin Or Triple Room

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 3 – Pamukkale & Hierapolis Tour from Ephesus

After breakfast at the hotel, you will depart for Pamukkale, one of Türkiye’s most famous natural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as the “Cotton Castle,” Pamukkale is famous for its dazzling white terraces formed by mineral-rich thermal waters flowing down the hillside for thousands of years.

Upon arrival, you will explore the magnificent Pamukkale Travertines, where you can walk along the natural calcium terraces and enjoy the unique landscape created by thermal springs.

The tour continues with a visit to the ancient city of Hierapolis, an important Roman spa city built above the terraces. Highlights include the impressive Roman Theatre, the ancient Necropolis, Roman baths, and the remains of temples and ancient streets.

After completing the Pamukkale tour, you will continue your journey toward the Ephesus region. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel in Kuşadası or Selçuk for check-in and overnight stay.

Overnight: Ephesus Area (Kuşadası / Selçuk)

Pamukkale Travertines

Pamukkale Travertines are one of the most extraordinary natural wonders in Türkiye and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as the “Cotton Castle,” Pamukkale is famous for its dazzling white terraces formed by mineral-rich thermal waters flowing down the hillside for thousands of years.

The warm thermal springs deposit calcium carbonate, creating the stunning white travertine pools that cascade down the slopes like frozen waterfalls. Visitors can walk along these terraces and experience the unique sensation of the warm thermal waters while enjoying the breathtaking landscape.

Pamukkale has been a natural spa destination since ancient times and continues to attract visitors from around the world with its remarkable beauty and relaxing atmosphere.

Duration: 45–60 minutes

Admission Ticket: Included

Hierapolis Ancient City

Hierapolis Ancient City is one of the most important archaeological sites in Türkiye and forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pamukkale. Founded as a thermal spa city in antiquity, Hierapolis became a major center for healing, culture, and religion during the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

Visitors can explore impressive ruins including ancient streets, baths, temples, fountains, and the vast necropolis, which is one of the largest ancient cemeteries in Anatolia. The city offers a remarkable glimpse into the grandeur of Roman urban life and the historical importance of Pamukkale as a center of health and spirituality.

Duration: 1–1.5 hours

Admission Ticket: Included

Hierapolis Theatre

Hierapolis Theatre is one of the best-preserved monuments of the ancient city and one of the most impressive Roman theatres in Türkiye. Built on the hillside, the theatre offers stunning views over the surrounding landscape and reflects the architectural brilliance of the Roman period.

The theatre once hosted dramatic performances, public gatherings, and ceremonial events. Its beautifully preserved stage building, seating rows, and decorative reliefs provide visitors with a vivid impression of the cultural life that once flourished in Hierapolis.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Included

Cleopatra Pool

Cleopatra Pool, also known as the Antique Pool, is one of the most unique attractions in Pamukkale. This thermal pool is famous for its warm, mineral-rich waters and the ancient marble columns that lie beneath the surface, believed to have fallen during an ancient earthquake.

Visitors have the opportunity to swim in this historic setting and enjoy the relaxing thermal waters that have attracted travelers for centuries. Cleopatra Pool is considered an optional experience for those wishing to combine history and relaxation in one extraordinary location.

Duration: 45 minutes

Admission Ticket: Extra / Optional

Accommodation: Stay at Ilayda Hotel, Derici Hotel, Double Tree Hilton Hotel Double/Twin Or Triple Room

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 4 – Ephesus Tour & Overnight in Ephesus

After breakfast at the hotel, your guide will pick you up for a full-day exploration of Ephesus, one of the best-preserved ancient cities in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The tour begins with a visit to the magnificent Ancient City of Ephesus, where you will walk along marble streets surrounded by remarkable monuments from the Roman period. Highlights include the impressive Library of Celsus, the Great Theatre, the Temple of Hadrian, and the historic Curetes Street, offering a fascinating glimpse into the grandeur of this once-thriving Roman city.

Next, you will visit the House of the Virgin Mary, a sacred pilgrimage site believed to be the final residence of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Located on Mount Koressos, this peaceful sanctuary attracts visitors from around the world.

The tour continues with a stop at the Temple of Artemis, once considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Although only a few remains of the temple exist today, the site holds great historical significance.

You will also have the opportunity to visit local artisan workshops where traditional handicrafts such as leather or ceramics are produced.

After completing the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel for an overnight stay in the Ephesus region (Kuşadası or Selçuk).

Ancient City of Ephesus

The Ancient City of Ephesus is one of the most impressive and best-preserved archaeological sites in the world. Once a major Roman city and an important center of trade, culture, and religion, Ephesus offers visitors the opportunity to walk through magnificent ruins that date back thousands of years.

During the visit, you will explore remarkable monuments including the Library of Celsus, the Great Theatre, the Temple of Hadrian, and the historic Curetes Street. Walking along the marble streets of Ephesus provides a fascinating glimpse into daily life during the Roman Empire.

Today, Ephesus is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and remains one of the most important historical attractions in Türkiye.

Duration: 1.5–2 hours

Admission Ticket: Included

House of the Virgin Mary

The House of the Virgin Mary is a sacred pilgrimage site located on Mount Koressos near Ephesus. According to Christian tradition, the Virgin Mary spent her final years in this peaceful location after being brought to the region by Saint John.

Today, the small stone house has been restored and serves as an important religious site visited by pilgrims from around the world. Popes and religious leaders have also visited this sanctuary over the years.

Surrounded by beautiful nature and a tranquil atmosphere, the site offers visitors a spiritual and reflective experience.

Duration: 30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Included

Temple of Artemis

The Temple of Artemis was once one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and stood as a magnificent symbol of the ancient city of Ephesus. Originally built in the 6th century BC, the temple was dedicated to Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt and fertility.

Although only a few remains of the temple survive today, the site still holds great historical importance. At its peak, the Temple of Artemis was one of the largest and most impressive temples of the ancient world.

Visitors can learn about the temple’s fascinating history and its role as a major religious and cultural center in antiquity.

Duration: 15–20 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Accommodation: Stay at Ilayda Hotel, Derici Hotel, Double Tree Hilton Hotel Double/Twin Or Triple Room

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 5 – Pergamon & Troy Tour and Overnight in Çanakkale (Dardanelles)

After breakfast at the hotel, you will depart for the historic region of Pergamon, one of the most important cultural and political centers of the ancient world.

Upon arrival, you will visit the magnificent Ancient City of Pergamon, famous for its dramatic hilltop location and impressive archaeological remains. Highlights include the Acropolis, the remains of the Temple of Trajan, and the ancient theatre, one of the steepest theatres of the ancient world offering spectacular views over the surrounding landscape. Pergamon was also known for its legendary library, which once rivaled the Library of Alexandria.

After exploring Pergamon, the journey continues toward the legendary city of Troy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site made famous by Homer’s epic poem The Iliad and the story of the Trojan War.

During your visit to Ancient Troy, you will explore the ruins of this ancient city with layers of history dating back more than 4,000 years. Visitors can see the remains of ancient city walls, temples, and gates while learning about the fascinating mythology and history surrounding the Trojan War.

Following the tour, you will continue to Çanakkale, located along the famous Dardanelles Strait, where you will check in to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Overnight: Çanakkale (Dardanelles Region)

Ancient City of Pergamon

The Ancient City of Pergamon was once one of the most powerful cultural and political centers of the Hellenistic world. Located on a dramatic hilltop overlooking the modern town of Bergama, Pergamon is famous for its impressive architecture, advanced urban planning, and rich historical significance.

The city was the capital of the Kingdom of Pergamon during the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC and later became an important center of the Roman Empire. Pergamon was also known for its legendary library, which once contained over 200,000 scrolls and rivaled the famous Library of Alexandria.

Visitors can explore remarkable remains of the Acropolis, including the Temple of Trajan, the ancient theatre, one of the steepest theatres of the ancient world, and other monumental structures that reflect the city’s former glory.

Today, Pergamon is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers breathtaking views together with a fascinating journey into the history of ancient Anatolia.

Duration: 1–1.5 hours

Admission Ticket: Included

Ancient City of Troy

The Ancient City of Troy is one of the most legendary archaeological sites in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for the story of the Trojan War described in Homer’s epic poem The Iliad, Troy has fascinated historians, archaeologists, and travelers for centuries.

The site reveals multiple layers of ancient civilizations dating back more than 4,000 years, showing the remains of several cities built one on top of another. During the visit, you can explore ancient city walls, gates, temples, and ruins that provide insight into the long and complex history of this remarkable settlement.

Troy remains one of the most important historical and mythological destinations in Türkiye.

Duration: 45–60 minutes

Admission Ticket: Included

Trojan Horse

The famous Trojan Horse is a symbolic representation of the legendary strategy used during the Trojan War. According to ancient mythology, Greek soldiers hid inside a giant wooden horse which was brought into the city of Troy, allowing them to enter the city and ultimately win the war.

Today, visitors can see a large wooden replica of the Trojan Horse near the entrance of the archaeological site. It serves as a popular photo stop and a reminder of one of the most famous stories in ancient history.

The Trojan Horse has become one of the most recognizable symbols associated with the ancient city of Troy.

Duration: 10–15 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Accommodation: Stay at Akol Hotel, Kule Hotel, Double Tree Hilton Double/Twin or Triple Room

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

Day 6 – Gallipoli Tour & Return to Istanbul

After breakfast at the hotel, you will depart for the historic Gallipoli Peninsula, one of the most significant battlefields of World War I and an important memorial site honoring the soldiers who fought during the Gallipoli Campaign of 1915.

Upon arrival, you will visit several key locations across the peninsula that tell the story of this historic campaign. Highlights include ANZAC Cove, where Australian and New Zealand troops first landed, Lone Pine Cemetery and Memorial, Chunuk Bair Memorial, and other important battlefields and cemeteries dedicated to the soldiers who lost their lives.

During the tour, your guide will explain the historical events of the Gallipoli Campaign and the impact it had on the nations involved, particularly for Türkiye, Australia, and New Zealand.

After completing the Gallipoli tour, you will continue the journey back to Istanbul. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel for overnight stay.

Overnight: Istanbul

Gallipoli Peninsula

The Gallipoli Peninsula is one of the most historically significant sites in Türkiye and the location of the famous Gallipoli Campaign during World War I in 1915. This campaign was fought between the Allied forces, including soldiers from Australia and New Zealand (ANZAC), and the Ottoman Empire.

The peninsula became the scene of intense battles and heavy losses on both sides. Today, Gallipoli stands as a place of remembrance and respect, honoring the bravery and sacrifice of thousands of soldiers who fought here.

Visitors can explore battlefields, memorials, and cemeteries across the peninsula while learning about the history and impact of this important campaign that shaped the national identity of several nations.

Duration: 2 hours

Admission Ticket: Free

ANZAC Cove

ANZAC Cove is one of the most famous locations on the Gallipoli Peninsula. It was the landing site of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) on April 25, 1915, marking the beginning of the Gallipoli Campaign.

The narrow beach and surrounding steep hills made the landing extremely difficult for the troops. Today, ANZAC Cove has become an important memorial site visited by thousands of Australians and New Zealanders who come to pay tribute to their soldiers.

The site remains a powerful symbol of courage, sacrifice, and remembrance.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Lone Pine Cemetery and Memorial

Lone Pine Cemetery and Memorial is one of the most significant memorial sites on the Gallipoli Peninsula. It commemorates the Australian soldiers who fought and lost their lives during the Gallipoli Campaign.

The memorial stands near the battlefield of Lone Pine, where one of the fiercest battles of the campaign took place. Today, the cemetery contains the graves of many soldiers and serves as a place of reflection and remembrance for visitors.

It is one of the most visited memorials by Australians traveling to Gallipoli.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Chunuk Bair Memorial

Chunuk Bair Memorial is located at one of the highest points of the Gallipoli Peninsula and was a key strategic position during the Gallipoli Campaign.

The site honors the soldiers of the New Zealand Army who fought bravely to capture and hold this important ridge during the battles of August 1915. Although the position was later lost, the courage and sacrifice of the soldiers are remembered through this memorial.

From the top of Chunuk Bair, visitors can also enjoy panoramic views over the Gallipoli Peninsula and surrounding landscape.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Brighton Beach

Brighton Beach is one of the first landing areas used by the Allied forces during the Gallipoli Campaign in 1915. It was initially considered as a possible landing site for the ANZAC troops, but the steep terrain and difficult coastal conditions led the main landing to take place at nearby ANZAC Cove instead.

Today, Brighton Beach is a peaceful and reflective location along the Gallipoli Peninsula. Visitors can observe the coastline and imagine the challenging conditions soldiers faced during the early hours of the campaign.

The site offers an important historical perspective on the planning and difficulties of the Gallipoli landings.

Duration: 15–20 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

The Nek

The Nek is one of the most famous battlefields of the Gallipoli Campaign. This narrow ridge became the site of a tragic and intense battle on 7 August 1915, where Australian soldiers launched a series of assaults against Ottoman positions.

Due to the narrow terrain and heavy defensive fire, the attack resulted in significant casualties within a very short period of time. Today, The Nek stands as a solemn reminder of the bravery and sacrifice of the soldiers who fought during the Gallipoli Campaign.

Visitors can see the memorials and learn about the dramatic events that took place at this historic location.

Duration: 15–20 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Johnston’s Jolly

Johnston’s Jolly is another important battlefield site on the Gallipoli Peninsula where fierce fighting occurred between the Ottoman and Allied forces during the campaign.

Today, the area contains well-preserved trenches from both sides, allowing visitors to clearly see how close the opposing soldiers were during the battles. The site also includes the Turkish and Allied memorials, representing the shared history and sacrifices made during the conflict.

Johnston’s Jolly offers a powerful insight into the realities of trench warfare during World War I.

Duration: 20–30 minutes

Admission Ticket: Free

Accommodation: Stay at Askoc Hotel, Sura Design Hotel, Double Tree Hilton Double/Twin or Triple Room

Meals: Not included

Day 7 – Free Day in Istanbul & Overnight Stay

After breakfast at the hotel, you will have a free day to explore Istanbul at your own pace. As one of the most fascinating cities in the world, Istanbul offers a unique blend of history, culture, and vibrant city life where Europe and Asia meet.

You may choose to visit some of the city's famous landmarks such as the historic Old City, Grand Bazaar, Spice Bazaar, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, or Topkapi Palace, or simply enjoy walking through the lively streets, cafés, and markets of the city.

This free day also offers the opportunity to experience optional activities such as a Bosphorus cruise, shopping in traditional bazaars, or discovering the modern districts of Istanbul.

After enjoying your day in the city, return to your hotel for an overnight stay in Istanbul.

Accommodation: Stay at Askoc Hotel, Sura Design Hotel, Double Tree Hilton Double/Twin or Triple Room

Meals: Breakfast

Day 8 – End of the Tour & Airport Transfer

After breakfast at the hotel, it will be time to conclude your unforgettable journey across Türkiye. At the scheduled time, our team will provide a private transfer to Istanbul Airport for your international departure flight.

As your tour comes to an end, you will leave with wonderful memories of Türkiye’s rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture—from the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia to the ancient ruins of Ephesus and the historic battlefields of Gallipoli.

We hope you enjoyed discovering the beauty and heritage of this remarkable country.

Goodbye Türkiye — and we hope to welcome you again in the future.

Accommodation: Not Included

Meals: Breakfast