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4 DAYS TOUR CAPPADOCIA - EPHESUS - PAMUKKALE FROM ISTANBUL

ISTANBUL - CAPPADOCIA

DAY 1: Early in the morning, we will pick you up from hoteland transfer to the Istanbul Airport.
Flight from Istanbul to Kayseri Airport and you will be picked up and transfer to the Cappadocia then you will meet to tour guide. After that, start North Cappadocia full-day tour.
You will visit;

-Uchisar Castle
-Goreme Open-Air Museum
-Pasabag Valley
-Devrent Valley,

End of the tour. We will drop you to hotel and stay overnight.

CAPPADOCIA – KUSADASI

DAY 2: After breakfast, we will pick you up for full-day South Cappacoia tour.
You will visit;

-Derinkuyu Underground City
-Rose Valley
-Pigeon Valley
-Cavusin Village
After tour transfer to Kayseri Airport and flight to Izmir, from Izmir airport transfer to Kusadasi and stay overnight.

KUSADASI – PAMUKKALE

DAY 3: After breakfast, we will pick you up for Pamukkale tour.
You will visit;

-Pamukkale Ancient City
-White Travertines where is spring and thermal water.

End of the tour back to Kusadasi and stay overnight.

EPHESUS - ISTANBUL

DAY 4: After breakfast, we will pick you up for Ephesus full-day tour.
You will visit;

- Ephesus Ancient City
- Temple of Artemis
- House of Virgin Mary
- Isabey Mosque
End of the tour, transfer to Izmir Airport and fly to Istanbul Airport, pick up from Istanbul Airport and drop off Istanbul hotel.

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