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City :

Istanbul - Bolu

Activity

Day 1:

Arrival in Istanbul

Meet TripKita Tour Leader at the airport

Start journey to Bolu with Sprinter/ Mini Bus (217km 2 Hours 30 Min)

Dinner

Check in at Hotel Bolu and rest

Hotel

Hampton / Von Resort / Soylu / Elifim or 4* in Bolu

City :

Bolu - Ankara - Cappadocia

Activity

Day 2:

Breakfast at Hotel

Morning:
Depart to Cappadocia
(450km 5 Hours)

Visit Tuz Golu
Tuz Gölü, or Lake Tuz (“Salt Lake”), is one of Turkey’s largest and most unique saltwater lakes, located in the central Anatolia region. It lies between the provinces of Konya, Ankara, and Aksaray, approximately 150 km (93 miles) southeast of Ankara. Tuz Gölü is Turkey’s second-largest lake and one of the largest hypersaline lakes in the world. The lake covers around 1,665 square kilometers (643 square miles) and is very shallow, with an average depth of about 1–2 meters (3–6 feet) in the rainy season. During summer, most of the water evaporates, leaving behind a thick layer of salt.

Visit to Traditional Handmade Carpet Store Factory

Lunch at Ankara

Visit Ataturk Museum ( Entry )
This museum is housed in a mansion that once belonged to the founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. The museum offers insight into his life and the formation of the Turkish Republic. It features personal items, photographs, and documents related to Atatürk’s life, as well as artifacts from the early years of the Republic.

Continue journey to Cappadocia

Check in hotel at Cappadocia

Dinner at Hotel

Hotel

Altinoz / Signature / Suhan or 4* – 5* in Cappadocia

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City :

Cappadocia

Activity

Day 3 :

Breakfast at Hotel

Hot Air Balloon ( between 280 EURO to 300 EURO/ pax) optional
one of the most iconic and unforgettable experiences you can have in Turkey. Cappadocia’s unique rock formations,fairy chimneys, and valleys create an otherworldly landscape that’s best appreciated from above,especially during sunrise

Cappadocia Tour

Chardak Underground city ( Entry )
(or Çardak Yeraltı Şehri) is one of the lesser-known but fascinating subterranean sites in Turkey. It is located in the Aksaray Province, in central Anatolia, and is part of the broader region of Cappadocia, famous for its cave dwellings and underground cities. While it is not as famous as the underground cities of Derinkuyu or Kaymaklı, Chardak offers an intriguing glimpse into the historical underground architecture of the region.

Visit to Jewellery and Gemstones Factory

Lunch Dede Efendi

Devrent Valley ( Photo Stop )
also known as Imagination Valley or Devrent Vadisi) is one of the most enchanting and unique natural sites in Cappadocia, located near the town of Avanos, in central Turkey. It is famous for its surreal, otherworldly landscape, where erosion has created rock formations that resemble a wide variety of shapes, animals, and even human figures.

Visit to Pottery workshop

Jeep Safari ( 120 USD/ Pax) Optional

ATV (75 USD/ USD) Optional

Back and rest at Hotel Capadocia

Dinner at hotel

Hotel

Altinoz / Signature / Suhan or 4* – 5* in Cappadocia

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City :

Cappadocia - Konya - Pamukkale

Activity

Day 4 : Cappadocia Tour

Breakfast at Hotel

Move to
Pamukkale and stop at Konya
(625km 7hours)

Mevlana Museum ( Photo Stop )
is in Konya, Turkey, and is dedicated to the life and teachings of Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi—a 13th-century Persian poet, theologian, and Sufi mystic. Rumi is widely celebrated for his profound poems and spiritual writings, which emphasize love, unity, and the search for divine connection.

Lunch at Lokmahane Restaurant

Sultanhani Carvanserai ( Photo Stop )
one of the most impressive and well-preserved examples of the historic caravanserais in Turkey, located in the Aksaray Province along the ancient Silk Road. Caravanserais were roadside inns where travelers and merchants could rest, eat, and take shelter with their animals while journeying through difficult terrains, particularly on long-distance trade routes like the Silk Road.

Stay at Pamukkale Hotel

Dinner at Hotel

Hotel

Polat Thermal / Adempira / Tripolis or 4* – 5* in Pamukkale

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City :

Pamukkale - Kasudasi

Activity

Day 5: Drive to Kusadasi

Breakfast at Hotel

Move to
Kusadasi
(250km 3 Hours)

Cotton Castle ( Entry )
Pamukkale Travertine Terraces:
The main attraction of Pamukkale is the stunning white travertine terraces that look like cascading snow or frozen waterfalls. These terraces are formed by the calcium-rich hot springs that have flowed down the mountainside for thousands of years, depositing the mineral calcium carbonate, which hardens into travertine. Visitors can walk barefoot along certain parts of the terraces, feeling the warm water underfoot. The terraces have shallow pools where you can wade and experience the mineral-rich thermal waters, known for their therapeutic properties.

Hierapolis Ancient City: ( Entry )
Located just above the terraces, the ancient city of Hierapolis is an incredible historical site that dates back to the 2nd century BC. It was founded as a thermal spa city by the Romans and thrived due to the healing properties of its hot springs.

Lunch at Tamer Restaurant

Visit Leather Store

Visit Turkish Home Textile Products Store

Stay at Kusadasi Hotel

Dinner

Hotel

Grand Bellish Ramada or 4* – 5* in Kusadasi During Winter

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City :

Kasudasi - Bursa

Activity

Day 6 :

Breakfast at Hotel

Move to
Bursa
(350km 4hrs)

Ephesus Ancient City ( Entry )
one of the most famous and well-preserved ancient cities in the world, located in modern-day Turkey, near the town of Selçuk in the Izmir Province. Once a major cultural, commercial, and religious center, Ephesus offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into ancient Greek and Roman life, with a rich history that spans over 3,000 years.

Lunch at Cerithan Restaurant

Visit to Turkish Delight store and olive oil shop

Check in and rest at Bursa Hotel

Dinner at hotel

Hotel

Oruc / Korui or 4* in Bursa

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City :

Bursa

Activity

Day 7 : Exploration Bursa

Breakfast at Hotel

Head to Uludag Mountain for snow activities
One of Turkey’s most famous winter resorts. You can take the cable car (Teleferik) from Bursa city up to Uludağ, offering stunning views of the mountains and forests below. Spend time enjoying the fresh mountain air, take a walk or if it’s winter, you might want to experience some snow activities like sledding or just enjoying the scenic winter landscape.

Move to
Istanbul
(250km 3hours)

Arrive at Istanbul

Lunch depends on the location and time

Enjoy Bosphorus cruise
End your itinerary with a relaxing Bosphorus Cruise, which provides a spectacular view of Istanbul from the water. As you glide along the Bosphorus Strait, you’ll witness the city’s stunning skyline, including historic landmarks such as the Topkapi Palace, Dolmabahçe Palace, and the iconic Bosphorus bridges. The cruise offers a unique perspective of Istanbul’s blend of European and Asian sides, with picturesque views of the charming waterfront mansions and lush hillsides. It’s a serene and scenic way to conclude your exploration of the city’s vibrant markets.

Check in Hotel and rest

Dinner at Indonesian Restaurant

Hotel

Parkinn by Radisson / Marriot CY / Hampton or 4* – 5* in Istanbul

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City :

Istanbul

Activity

Day 8 :

Breakfast at Hotel

Check out Hotel

Hagia Sofia
Next, head to the Hagia Sophia, a marvel of Byzantine architecture that has served as a cathedral, mosque, and now a museum. Admire its stunning dome, the intricate mosaics depicting religious figures, and the magnificent marble columns. The Hagia Sophia’s rich history and architectural splendor make it a must-see landmark in Istanbul.

Hippodrome of Constantinople
Situated in Sultanahmet Square, Istanbul. Originally built in the 3rd century AD by Roman Emperor Septimius Severus and expanded by Constantine the Great in the 4th century. It served as a massive arena for chariot races, political gatherings, and public ceremonies. In its prime, it could accommodate tens of thousands of spectators.

Topkapi Palace
Located near the Hagia Sophia, also in the Sultanahmet area. Built in the 15th century by Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror after he captured Constantinople. It served as the main residence and administrative headquarters for Ottoman sultans for nearly 400 years. The palace is a complex of buildings, with four main courtyards and numerous smaller structures, including mosques, kitchens, treasury rooms, and armories.

Airport transfer

International Flights

End of trip

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