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Istanbul-Cappadocia-Nemrut 5 Day / 4 Night / Tour 1

                             
Day 1. Arrival Istanbul, and full day Istanbul tour
Depart from your hotel in the morning on a full day tour visiting the magesty of the Blue Mosque, the Hippodrome and Obelisks and the magnificence of the Haghia Sophia. Then break for lunch. After lunch continue on our journey to the Topkapi palace and Grand Bazaar. After the tour, transfer back to your hotel. Overnight at hotel in Istanbul.
Day 2. Half Day Bosphorus Tour
Half day Bosphorus Tour. You will visit :
Spice Bazaar: This covered market is an attractive L-shaped building to the Southwest of the Yeni Cami. Its English name survives from the time when the market specialized in the sale of spices and herbs, as well as medicinal plants and drugs. Boat Cruise on Bosphorus: The Bosphorus - the waterway between two continents – is beautiful at any time, day or night in any season. On the way to the Black Sea, you can see the finest and richest examples of the Ottoman houses and palaces on the shores. Rumeli Fortress: In 1452, Mehmet II prepared to besiege Constantinople by constructing a fortress at Rumeli Hisari. It took less than four months to build, tanks to 3000 laborers and master masons assigned to the task. Its crenellated walls and round towers are popular with photographers and what you see from the top of the walls is one of the nicest view of the Bosphorus. After the tour departure to Cappadocia.(All night traveling to Cappadocia)
Day 3. North Cappadocia Tour
We arrival about 6:30 in the morning and 3 hours rest in the hotel. After the breakfast, depart from your hotel to visit Devrent Valley to see the unique fairy-chimneys. Drive to paşabağ (Monks Valley) to see the most interesting mushroom-shaped pinnacles.Drive to the city of Avanos for lunch. In the afternoon visit another beautiful open air museum at Göreme where the remains of the rock-cut churches and Christian settlements date back hundreds of years. Lastly, before returning to your hotel, visit the natural castles at Uchisar. Dinner and Overnight at the hotel (Cappadocia) We accomadation sames hotel.
Day 4: South Cappadocia Tour
Depart from your hotel to visit Red valley and explore the famous rock-cut churches and hike 5 km through the Güllüdere valley. Then visit Çavuşin village. This village is famous for the houses and churches of the christian clegymen. Drive to the pigeon valley for lunch. In the afternoon visit Kaymaklı underground city. Where early christians lived in fear and faith. On the way back visit natural castles at Ortahisar. Dinner and Overnight at the hotel (Cappadocia)
Day 5: Nemrut Daily Tour

After the breakfast Transfer from your hotel to Magic Valley Urgup for Nemrut Tour. On the way to Nemrut visiting: Karatayhan Caravanserai and Tekir (for lunch). Kahramanmaras (break for ice-cream, this city is famous with its ice cream). Climbing up to the Mountain Nemrut. Visiting Arsenia, Cendere Bridge, Karakus. After the tour drive to Istanbul and return home.



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