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Class C Traveling through the exotic lands of Europe and Asia | Türkiye (Economy Class - Super Value Group C); Istanbul + Ankara + Cappadocia + Pamukkale Panoramic Tour

Visit the Blue Mosque, Cappadocia karst landforms, Pamukkale and many other world heritage sites and scenic spots. There will be Chinese-speaking tour guides to explain, and you will have a deep appreciation of Turkey's Eurasian customs, historical and natural beauty.
Depart: Türkiye*
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Class C Traveling through the exotic lands of Europe and Asia | Türkiye (Economy Class - Super Value Group C); Istanbul + Ankara + Cappadocia + Pamukkale Panoramic Tour

Visit the Blue Mosque, Cappadocia karst landforms, Pamukkale and many other world heritage sites and scenic spots. There will be Chinese-speaking tour guides to explain, and you will have a deep appreciation of Turkey's Eurasian customs, historical and natural beauty.
Depart: Türkiye*
Return:
Depart: Türkiye*     Return:
12 days 10 nights
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Itinerary

Day 1

Home -IstanbulIstanbul

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Reference flight:LAX/IST  TK180、 SFO/IST  TK290 、 JFK/IST  TK002

When guests go to the airport where they live, due to the time difference, it is recommended to confirm the local time and depart 1-2 days in advance. The exact time is based on the arrival time. After checking in, fly to Istanbul and spend the night on the plane. It is relatively cold on the plane, so please prepare windproof clothing.


Day 2

Arriving in Istanbul

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ufeffToday we will arrive in Türkiye’s largest cityIstanbulIstanbul, the tour guide will be waiting for your arrival at the airport. After receiving you, he will arrange for you to check in and rest at the hotel to recharge for the wonderful journey ahead.  

Please note: The free pick-up time on the day of the tour is a fixed time (communicate with the customer service staff in advance, paid pick-up is required at other times, please know!)


Day 3

IstanbulIstanbul

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Itinerary: Hagia Sophia (outside), you can pay your own admission fee → Topkapi Old Palace (about 60 minutes) → Blue Mosque (you need to bring your own headscarf to enter) & Sultanahmet Square & Egyptian Obelisk (about 30 minutes) → Grand Bazaar of Istanbul (about 60 minutes) → Basilica Cistern (enter) → Bosphorus Cruise (about 40 minutes)

After breakfast, proceed to visit【Hagia Sophia】(appearance), visit【Topkapi Old Palace】(Enter), from the 15th century to the 19th century, it was the palace of the all-powerful Sultans of the Ottoman Empire. This palace is extremely luxurious, like a maze. Here you can see a large diamond weighing 86 carats, rare and precious emeralds and other royal treasures, which will open your eyes! visit【Blue Mosque】(You need to bring your own headscarf to enter) and head to the world-famous Grand Bazaar, which has a history of 650 years, 65 streets, 4,400 shops, and 22 entrances. It has a very long history. Walking through it, you will feel like traveling through time and space. Here you can carefully select your favorite local specialty products. visit【Underground Cistern】The Basilica Cistern is buried several meters deep underground. It is a miracle to be able to find it. It was built in the 6th century AD during the reign of Emperor Justinianus, the most prosperous Roman Empire. It is a rectangular colonnaded hall, 70 meters wide and 140 meters long, covering an area of 9800 square meters. The entire water palace is supported by 336 marble columns, a total of 12 rows, composed of 28 It is composed of square grids with a distance of 4.9 meters between each pillar. at lastBosphorus cruise.

▼【Hagia Sophia】Hagia Sophia 

The only building in the world that was converted from a church into a mosque and where two religions coexisted - the ruins of Hagia Sophia in Turkey. Among all the buildings in Istanbul, none is more eye-catching than this magnificent dome cathedral. In addition to its majestic architecture, the details inside the church are a fusion of Eastern and Western civilizations, which are magnificent and exquisite. Hagia Sophia is an outstanding representative of Byzantine architecture and the most famous and representative historical building in Istanbul. It was included in the World Heritage List in 1985.  

▼【Topkapi Palace】Topkapi Palace

"Studying Chinese ceramics without seeing the Chinese porcelains collected in Turkey is a matter of life for a ceramicist." This is what Mr. Feng Xianming, the former president of the Chinese Ancient Ceramics Research Society, said during his lifetime. In the heavily guarded warehouse of Türkiye's Topkapi Palace, there are 40 Yuan blue and white pieces, many of which are unique in the world. They are famous in the collection circle and are ranked first in the world.

▼【Blue Mosque】Blue Mosque 

Originally named Sultan Ahmed Mosque, it is one of the famous mosques in Turkey. It was designed and built in the early 17th century by Mehmet Aga, a disciple of Sinan, a famous classical architect in the Islamic world. No nails were used during the construction process. More than 20,000 blue tiles and 260 small windows can highlight its uniqueness. Many famous works of art can satisfy your spiritual world. The Blue Mosque is named after the walls of the mosque are all decorated with blue and white Iznik tiles. It is one of the most important landmark buildings in Istanbul. The Blue Mosque is the only mosque in the world with six towers and one of the top ten wonders in the world. A famous attraction that every visitor to Turkey must visit.

▼【Grand Bazaar】Grand Bazaar 

With a history of more than 550 years, Turkey's Grand Bazaar (Turkish: Kapalıçarşı, meaning "closed market") is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world. Vendors sell all kinds of things in the Grand Bazaar, from ordinary souvenirs to rare carpets and antiques. It has become a symbol of Türkiye's prosperous commercial activities. One of the must-visit attractions for tourists in Türkiye.

▼【Bosporus Cruise】Istanbul Strait 

The Bosphorus Strait, also known as the Istanbul Strait, forms part of the border between Europe and Asia. The Bosporus is the only waterway connecting the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, and its strategic position is very important. The coast of the strait has past and present, and gorgeous luxury and simple beauty coexist so clearly: modern restaurants stand next to wooden villas, marble palaces are adjacent to simple stone fortresses, and elegant European-style residential areas are adjacent to small fishing villages.  

Note: Grand Bazaar (closed on Sunday → go to Spice Bazaar instead); Sofia (closed on Monday); Old Palace (closed on Tuesday); Bosphorus Cruise (affected by weather, may be adjusted to the last day)

Day 4

Istanbul - Ankara (450KM)

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Itinerary: Istanbul→Ankara→Hamamonu District→Kukatpi Mosque

After breakfast, drive toAnkara, capital of TürkiyeThe name comes from the Angora sheep that are abundant in the area and is now the center point of Anatolia. Upon arrivalTour Hamamonu neighborhood, Hamamonu neighborhood is a neighborhood full of historical charm and cultural characteristics in Ankara, Turkey. Its development is closely connected with the history of the Ottoman Empire. It still retains a large number of Ottoman-style buildings and traditional lifestyles, becoming an important window for experiencing Ottoman style. Afterwards tourKucatepi Mosque, it is one of the largest mosques in Türkiye. The appearance of white marble and blue tiles is dazzling in the sun. The exquisite chandeliers, carpets and tall domes inside showcase Islamic architectural art, and non-Muslim visitors are allowed inside (dress code required). Afterwards, drive to the hotel to check in and have dinner at the hotel.

▼【Kocatepe Mosque】Kocatepe Mosque 

The Kucatepi Mosque is a landmark building in Ankara, the capital of Türkiye, and one of the largest and most magnificent mosques in the city. The construction of the real temple began in 1967, took 20 years, and was completed in 1987. It is one of the representative works of modern Islamic architecture in Türkiye. The Kukatpi Mosque combines traditional Ottoman architectural style with modern design elements, and the overall shape is solemn and grand. The mosque's four minarets tower into the sky and become an important part of Ankara's skyline. The interior of the mosque is richly decorated, with walls, domes and columns covered with exquisite Islamic geometric patterns and calligraphy art. The stained glass windows cast colorful light and shadow under the sunlight, creating a sacred and solemn atmosphere.

▼【Hammamönü District】Hammamönü 

The Hamamonu neighborhood is located in the heart of Ankara’s Old Town and dates back to the Ottoman Empire. Under the rule of the Ottoman Empire, Ankara experienced prosperity and development as one of the important cities of the empire. As an important part of urban life at that time, the Hamamonu neighborhood witnessed the glory and changes of the Ottoman Empire. The architecture, street layout and lifestyle in the neighborhood are deeply influenced by Ottoman culture, and they still retain a strong Ottoman style.

▼【Ankara】Ankara 

It is said that this is a city that has both a sense of history and a youthful rhythm. It is the capital and heart of Turkey. It not only has ancient castles and mausoleums with a unique sense of historical vicissitudes, but also has natural volcanic wonders and rock-wall caves. It is also the second largest city and industrial center in Turkey. It was selected as "No. 82 on the Top 500 Global Cities in 2019" by the Global City Laboratory. It is a truly international metropolis.

Day 5

Ankara - Cappadocia (300KM)

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Itinerary: Museum of Anatolian Civilizations (approximately 60 minutes to enter) → Memorial Hall of the Founding Father of Turkey (approximately 60 minutes to enter) → Tuz Salt Lake (approximately 30 minutes) → Cappadocia 

After breakfast, proceed to visit【Museum of Anatolian Civilizations】(Enter), it was converted from an indoor market and warehouse built in 1493. The museum collects various cultural relics unearthed from the Mesopotamia, the Western Empire, Greece, Rome and the Byzantine era, showing the evolution of the long history of the Anatolia region. Continue to visitSun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall

Passing by【Tuz Lake Salt Lake】, an inland saltwater lake in central Türkiye, known as Türkiye’s “land in the sky”. The area and water depth change with the seasons. It is usually about 80 kilometers long from north to south, 50 kilometers wide from east to west, and covers an area of nearly 1,500 square kilometers. The lake can expand to 2,500 square kilometers in spring. The lake shrinks in summer to a depth of less than 1 meter. Then continue driving to the most spectacular "weathered area" in the world -Cappadocia

▼【Museum of Anatolian Civilizations】Museum of Anatolian Civilizations 

This year-round museum is the jewel of Ankara. Considered the national museum of Turkey, Türkiye's glorious ancient civilizations of different eras, various artifacts collected from all important archaeological sites in Anatolia.

▼【Tuz Salt Lake】Tuz Golu 

Tuz Gölü, Turkey's "land in the sky", is Turkey's famous natural salt lake with a salt content of up to 30%. More than 70% of Turkey's salt comes from here. It is a popular attraction among Turkish locals. The salt surface has an attractive pink color due to the large number of organisms called Halobacterium. Looking here, it seems as if the whole world is turned upside down for you. Apart from the shock, this is definitely a holy place for taking photos of concave shapes, and one of the must-visit places for Internet celebrities in Türkiye.

▼【Father of the Sun Memorial Hall】Anitkabir 

The Founding Fathers Memorial Hall is located in the capital city of Ankara. This memorial hall was built to commemorate Kemal, the founder of the Republic of Türkiye. It took ten years to build. The Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall is super large. It is a huge brown stone building located on a hill. The top of the mountain is flat and open. It is very spectacular. It overlooks the surroundings with extraordinary style, in the style of the Acropolis. Opposite the Mausoleum of the Founding Father of Turkey is the mausoleum of Turkey’s second president Ismet Inonu. There is a changing of guard ceremony every two hours. The soldiers in the honor guard are very handsome and heroic, attracting many tourists. It is recommended to take a photo with the handsome soldier brother standing guard. 

Day 6

Cappadocia

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Itinerary: Get up early and take a hot air balloon ride(at own expense)→After breakfast→Goreme Open Air Museum (entry about 60 minutes)→Pigeon Forge (about 30 minutes)→Ozconna Underground City (entry about 45 minutes)→Fairy Chimneys (entry about 20 minutes)→Carpet Art Shop (entry about 1.5 hours).  

After breakfast, visit【Goreme Open Air Museum】(Enter). Go and enjoy the famous local 【Pigeon Forge】(Enter). visit【Ozconner Dungeon】(Enter) This huge tunnel maze is seven or eight floors deep, with caves, passages, ventilation holes and other facilities. It is an architectural wonder built by ancient people to avoid wars. visit【Fairy Chimney】(Enter), the jaw-dropping fairy chimneys are indescribably shocking. Chimney-shaped stone mountains of large and small sizes suddenly come into view, one after another. It is a huge group of strange rocks that the Kapa people are proud of and unique in the world. People who come here will all use their rich associations to make people linger and forget to leave.Specially taste the pistachio ice cream and Turkish black tea featuring local Turkish internet celebrities.Visit in the afternoon【Carpet Store】After (entry), transfer to hotel for dinner.  

▼【Cappadocia】Cappadocia 

Located in central Türkiye, the karst landscape here is the most visually stunning area in the world and was named one of the top ten most beautiful places on earth by an American magazine. There are many names to describe Cappadocia, such as "Elven Chimneys, Lunar Landforms, Star Wars Filming Locations, Monk's Cave", etc. Each name may represent a highlight worth stopping at.

▼【Cappadocia in a hot air balloon】Cappadocia in a hot air balloon 

There are excellent flight conditions and wonderful landforms here. Hot air balloons pass through valleys with different rock formations and drift over Sword Valley, Pigeon Valley, and Lover Valley. The hot air balloon slowly rises and falls, flying slowly, just like the scene in Up. Seeing the world from God's perspective is a surreal experience.  

▼【Fairy Chimney】Elf's chimney 

The fairy chimneys created by nature are located in Cappadocia on the Anatolian Plateau. The rock formations and natural buildings with a general tone of yellow will show different tones in the light and shadow of the sky. The volcanic eruptions hundreds of millions of years ago changed the terrain here. The volcanic ash and lava accumulated lava layers and slowly weathered over time to form these unique landscapes. In 1985, they were selected as UNESCO's natural and cultural heritage. The fairy chimneys are the most representative landscape here. They stand straight or slightly tilted in the shape of a spire. They are really like chimneys rising from the ground. It’s not until you get closer that you realize how huge they are, and you suddenly feel like you have entered the country of giants.

▼【Türkiye Pigeon Valley】Pigeon Valley The natural natural landscape Pigeon Valley, on both sides of the beautiful valley in Cappadocia, Turkey, is full of large and strange stones. If you go deep into the dotted pigeon holes of different sizes, you will marvel at the uncanny workmanship of nature. Pigeons are not only messengers for the cave-dwelling residents of Cappadocia, but pigeon droppings are also a natural source of fertilizer and nutrients for their daily lives. In addition, at dusk, flocks of pigeons return to their nests together, and the scene of dancing together in the Pigeon Valley is truly spectacular.

▼【Goreme Open Air Museum】Goreme Open Air Museum 

When you go to Türkiye, you must go to Cappadocia, and when you go to Cappadocia, you must go to the Goreme Open Air Museum. Turkey's World Cultural Heritage, among the steep stone peaks and valleys, among the stalagmites and stone pillars like mushrooms, tree stumps, and minarets, there are dozens of medieval cave churches, which are the epitome of Cappadocia's nature, history and humanity.

▼【Carpet Art Shop】Carpet Art Shop 

Carpets are one of the most proud folk art pieces in Turkey. Now they have become popular all over the world. The colorful colors and colorful patterns are so fascinating that Turkish carpet shops have become one of the must-visit Internet celebrity attractions for tourists around the world. When traveling to Turkey, you must buy a local handmade carpet to take home! Marco Polo once wrote in his book: "The best and most beautiful carpets in the world can only be found in Türkiye." Turkish carpets have bright colors and exquisite patterns, which fully reflect the artistic and cultural essence of the Islamic nation, which has the largest population in Turkey.

Note: Hot air ballooning is an optional item. If the reservation is successful and the weather is suitable, the flight will be early on the same day; if canceled due to weather conditions, it will be postponed to the next day or rescheduled.forpamukkalefly, the details will be determined on site.

Day 7

Cappadocia - Konya (245KM) - Antalya (300KM)

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Itinerary: Cappadocia → Konya → Sultan Station → Antalya → Antalya Archaeological Museum (about 30 minutes to enter, if the museum is closed, use the Didan Falls) → Antalya Old Town: Kaleichi (about 60 minutes of free leisure roaming)

After breakfast, drive toantalya, passing through the Tenase mountainous area with rugged rocks, walking along the mountain road, arriving at the post station at the foot of the mountain to rest and take photos. Then drive to the capital of ancient Türkiye in the 13th centurykonyaKonya, located in central Türkiye, is one of the oldest urban centers in the world and the birthplace of the whirling dance. Then proceed to Antalya, a beautiful coastal city on the Mediterranean Sea, and have lunch at a specialty Turkish restaurant on the way. Upon arrival go toAntalya Archaeological Museum](Enter) (If the museum is closed, use Didan Falls).  

Then go to Antalya Old Town——Kaleic(About 1 hour of free leisure), you can stroll through the winding narrow streets and the nearby seaside park on the Mediterranean coast - the ripples and shadows of the bay, set against the majestic and beautiful mountains, make the scenery here very spectacular; or you can enjoy a cup of coffee here leisurely and fully feel the charm of the Mediterranean. Then take a bus to the hotel to rest, and enjoy free activities in the courtyard-style hotel (such as swimming, fitness, garden walks, etc.).

▼【Konya】Konya 

The religious holy land Konya is located in the south-central part of the Anatolian Plateau in Turkey. It has a history of about 5,000 years. It is one of the ten oldest cities in the world and one of the oldest cities in Turkey. It is the traditional religious and cultural center of Turkey. It has preserved a large number of monuments from the Seljuk period. It is known as the "Museum of Natural History and Art" and has a very strong religious atmosphere. It is also a stop on the Silk Road and the origin of whirling dance.

▼【Kaleici Old Town】 Kaleici, Antalya 

The Kaleici historical district has thousands of years of charming streets and majestic cities. Every street here is full of historical flavor and contains different cultural elements. It still retains the original Ottoman style blocks, huge stone walls, winding streets, and Ottoman-style houses everywhere. Walking here is a peaceful enjoyment.  

▼【Antalya】Antalya 

A famous tourist city in Türkiye and a beautiful resort town in the Mediterranean. In Antalya, you can satisfy your curiosity about history, satisfy your curiosity about architecture, beaches, waterfalls, and ancient cities. In Antalya, all you need is time, and the rest is left to your eyes.

▼【Sudan Station】 Sudan's post 

The most magnificent inn in Turkey is located in Konya (Konya) between Goreme and Antalya. Since ancient times, it has been a must-pass for business travelers in the Anatolian region and a relay station on the Silk Road. The entire station itself is an extraordinary architectural masterpiece, which plays an important role in the history of Seljuk architecture. The first impression of Sultanhan Business Inn is that it is gorgeous and grand, no less than the famous churches and mosques.

▼【Antalya Archeological Museum】Antalya Archeological Museum 

The Antalya Archaeological Museum can be traced back to 1919. In order to protect the unearthed cultural relics from being secretly transferred abroad by so-called "archaeologists", a teacher named Suliman Fikli Bey began to collect cultural relics around the site and planned to build the Antalya Museum. The interior of the museum consists of 13 exhibition rooms, in addition to a children's exhibition area and an open-air exhibition area. All exhibits are cultural relics found in the region and are arranged in chronological order and with different themes.

The Antalya Museum is closed every Monday. If you are unable to visit on that day, your visit will be adjusted to the next morning.

Day 8

Antalya - Pamukkale (240KM)

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 Itinerary: Pamukkale + Hierapolis Ancient City Ruins (about 2.5 hours in total)

After breakfast, drive topamukkale, enjoy local specialties lunch upon arrival. After lunch, visit the famous resort area of Türkiye’s natural wonders -pamukkale,tour[Ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis](Entrance, approximately 1 hour). After dinner, check into the hotel and rest. You can enjoy the local famous "Red Spring" hot spring bath for free, so that you can wash away the fatigue of the trip (you need to bring a swimsuit and swimming cap)

▼【Pamukkale】Pamukkale 

A world-famous tourist destination and a must-see in Turkey, it is known as one of the seven wonders of the world, the most beautiful hot spring in the world, and a white miracle left in the world. It was included in the World Heritage List in 1985.  The National Geographic Channel once named Pamukkale "one of the 50 global wonders you must visit in your lifetime." It is one of the world's dual heritage sites. The castle, as white and crystal clear as cotton candy, is one of the important symbols of "Romantic Türkiye".  

Must-see tips

1. Tour rules: Enter barefoot: In order to protect the fragile geological structure, tourists need to take off their shoes to walk on the travertine terraces. The ground is rough, so it is recommended to wear thick socks or bring slippers as a spare.

2. Dressing recommendations: It is recommended to wear shoes that are easy to take off and take off, and prepare a hat and sunglasses to protect against ultraviolet rays.  

Note: Pamukkale is a very fragile natural landscape and visitors should abide by the regulations and not run or jump on the calcified terraces to avoid causing damage. At the same time, to protect the environment, do not leave garbage or other items in the spring water.

▼【Hierapolis Ancient City】Hierapolis 

Located in southwestern Turkey, above Pamukkale, it is the ruins of a city founded in 190 BC. It was once the most famous city in the inland region at that time. It was built under the order of King Eumenes of Pergamon. The prosperity of the city continued until the Roman and Byzantine eras. Its name means Holy City in Greek, and its status as a city is evident.  

Day 9

Pamukkale - Kusadasi (190KM)

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Itinerary: Ancient City of Ephesus (approximately 2 hours to enter) → Leather Show (approximately 1.5 hours to enter) → Free activities in the small town of Kusadasi 

After breakfast, go to the resort on the Aegean Sea at the western end of Turkey-Kusadasi (Bird Island). After lunch, visit the well-preserved【The ancient city of Ephesus】(Enter). visit【Leather clothing store】(Enter), after dinner, you can have free time in the town of Kusadasi, stroll along the Aegean Sea and enjoy the romance of the sunset.  

▼【The ancient city of Ephesus】Ephesus 

Ephesus, the world's largest ancient Greek and Roman ruins, has a history of 3,000 years. It is located 40 kilometers southeast of Kusadasi. It is the best-preserved ancient city in the eastern Mediterranean and was once one of the five largest cities in the Roman Empire. It was the center of early Christianity. St. John, St. Paul, and the Virgin Mary, important figures in Christianity, all spent their later years here. Founded in 1000 BC by the Ionians of the Aegean coast, it was one of the most important cities of the early Christian period. It is known as "the first and largest city in Asia". Among them, the Temple of Artemis is known as the largest building in the ancient world and is listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

 The architecture here has always been very impressive! The splendor of the ancient Eurasian culture and civilization of more than 2,000 years ago can be seen and felt everywhere. Well worth visiting!

▼【Leather Show】Leather show 

As the descendants of nomadic people, Turks have unique techniques and craftsmanship in leather processing since ancient times. They are the gathering point for modern exchanges between the East and the West. Turkey is a country with a very developed leather processing industry in the world. It is called the world's leather processing factory. Many people think that the best leather in the world comes from Italy. In fact, many Italian leather clothes are produced in Turkey. Now it has become an important leather processing place in the world. Here you can enjoy the wonderful leather clothing catwalk show and browse a wide range of Turkish leather clothing styles.


Day 10

Kusadasi - Shirins (420KM) - Canakkale

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Itinerary: Kusadasi → Shilins Town (about 120 minutes) → Canakkale

After breakfast, we drove tocanakkale, on the way we will visit a secret place in the mountains about 9 kilometers east of Seljuk Province -【Xilins Town】(Enter). This small city hidden among the green hills is famous for its unique fruit wine. Along the way, vineyards and orchards intertwined into idyllic paintings. Peach, apple, olive and other fruit trees were lush on the hillside, as if they were a carefully arranged palette of nature.

▼【Sirince Town】Sirince 

The most beautiful Greek-style town of Xilins! On the Aegean Sea, the Turkish town of Hilins is built on the mountain. Ottoman-style houses with white walls and red tile roofs are lined up in rows. The stone streets paved on the mountain are winding. The streets are full of various handicraft workshops, shops, and cafes. The town is peaceful and full of Ottoman style.

Day 11

Canakkale - Istanbul

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Itinerary: Ancient City of Troy (about 60 minutes) → Istanbul 

After breakfast, drive to the ancient port next to the Dardanelles─canakkale(The ancient city of Troy). visit[The Big Trojan Horse and the Ancient City of Troy]The historical relics (inside) are based on the Trojan Horse Massacre Plan, a historical relic that has been passed down through the ages and is described by the blind poet Homer. afterDrive to Istanbul, and then drove along the emerald green Marmara coastline, which is dotted with holiday villas. 

▼【Troy ancient city】Troy ancient city 

The ruins of Troy are an ancient Turkish city located south of Çanagala and were included in the World Heritage List in 1998. Today, the ancient city of Troy is in ruins. It is seriously damaged and not very ornamental, but the history is worth interpreting. The huge wooden horse at the entrance of the ancient city is a metaphor for the famous "Trojan Horse" battle. Visitors can enter the interior of the wooden horse. The ancient city also has a wooden horse prop from the 2004 movie "Troy" for tourists to visit. There is a statue of Helen next to the wooden horse.


Day 12

istanbul-home

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ufeffReference flights: IST/LAX TK009, IST/SFO TK079, IST/JFK TK001

Today we will end our pleasant trip to Turkey. You can book a suitable flight to leave Istanbul Airport according to your needs.

Please note: Our staff only provides one free airport drop-off service from the hotel (please communicate with the customer service staff to confirm the specific time, other time periods require paid airport drop-off, please know)

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