Discover the Glories of Turkey with this luxury hosted tour offered by Firstworld Travel   


Located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Turkey travel combines the history and culture of an ancient land with the development and progress of the modern world. Turkey offers both the excitement of its cities and archeological sites and the natural beauty of its colorful landscape. It has also played extensive roles in the development of human civilization and the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim religions. Whether you visit for the extensive history, superb food, hand-made crafts, or simply to relax, Turkey will leave you breathless with wonder. The Glories of Turkey is hosted by Key Tours.

*Price based on per person, double occupancy. A minimum of ten passengers is required to guarantee group departure.
 

What's Included...

• International, non-stop, round trip airfare from Los Angeles
• Luxury, air-conditioned coach, roundtrip from San Diego to Los Angeles
• All meals indicated on the itinerary: Daily full buffet breakfast, 12 three-course dinners, including farewell dinner in Istanbul
• Comprehensive travel insurance
• All land transportation on tour
• Round-trip Istanbul airport transfers
• Professional guides
• All accommodation listed on itinerary
• All excursions listed on itinerary with guided sightseeing visits
• Istanbul: Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Hippodrome, and Grand Bazaar
• Gallipoli Area: Anzac Cove, the Lone Pine Cemetery, Chunk Bair battlefield and Gabatepe War Museum
• Troy and Pergamum: Troy, the Trojan Horse, Pergamum Museum and Asclepion
• Ephesus: Ephesus archeological site, Chapel of the Virgin Mary, the Library of Celsius, and Hadrian's Temple
• Pamukkale: Hierapolis
• Antalya: Perge and the Turquoise Coast
• Konya: Aspendos, Mevlana's Mausoleum, the Whirling Dervishes, and the Karatay Koran School
• Cappadocia: Seljuk Caravan Inn of Agzikarahan, underground city of Sarhatli, Avanos, Pasabagi's Byzantine monastic complex, and the Red Valley
• Ankara: Atatürk’s Mausoleum and the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations