Стамбул Анкара Каппадокии

Экскурсия по Стамбулу

Стоимость тура : $175 Продолжительность тура : 10 часов Языки: Русский, Турецкий, Английский, Французский, итальянский, японский, китайский, немецкий

Day 1. Arrive in Istanbul. (On Tuesdays, Topkapi Palace is closed on the St. Sophia). Ottoman Sultans from the 15th to the 19th century. It is a collection of jewelery, crystal, silver and porcelain, where you can live it. After visiting the Basilica Cistern - one of the largest and most well-preserved ancient underground reservoirs. Visit the Grand Bazaar. Overnight in Istanbul.

Day 2. Visit the ancient fountain and the German fountain of Wilhelm II. It was the place where the horse racing took place. Here you can also find out how to do it. Iznik made by hand. After these visits, it is a mix of flavors and flavors.

Day 3. Early departure for Ankara 460 km. After a trip to the Ataturk Mausoleum, visit the Ataturk Mausoleum. After this visit, we will begin to study the Anatolian civilizations. The museum is located in the 15th century. Here is the land of the so-called, Anatolia. Let's talk about the history and archeology of Turkey. This will be a trip to the evening. If you are looking for a special treat, then you will be treated.I’m sure you will enjoy contemplating the beautiful panoramas on the terrace, entwined with a vine.

Day 4. We will start by visiting the old village of Sinassos in Cappadocia. Find out about the locals who lived in Macedonia until 1923. Better understand the culture of this region. Here we will visit the church of St. Vasilios and walk along the valley of Gomeda. After that, we will explore the Damsa dam and arrive at the village of Cemil, where we will see the old cathedral, built in 1914. Our next stop will be Keslik Monastery, located among the rocks. This ancient abandoned monastery was once inhabited by monks, whose goal was to spread Christianity throughout the world. Since it was much easier to teach this new religious idea with the help of drawings, the monks painted the inside of the caves that they dug. We must remember that at that time there were many illiterate people, and teaching Christianity with sophisticated biblical texts would be much more difficult. That is why in this amazing region you will often find beautiful frescoes in churches excavated in the rocks. Another valley in which Christian monks lived is the valley of Soganli (Valley of the Bulbs). Here we will drive off the road to drive to the old Christian church located at the end of the path. This church, located on no one’s land, is called the Church of St. Barbara. It is decorated inside with wonderful frescoes depicting famous people and events of Christianity .. After we stay here we will see the underground city of Mazi. We will go down from Kizilvadi (Rose Valley) and explore this fabulous country, we will find a huge church in the rock on the facade of one of the valleys. Her monks used to worship and to shelter from enemies.

Day 5. Today we will see the chalches carved into the rocks. The Church, The Church, The Church With The Sandals, The Buckle Church. Today we will also see the carpets in this area. This is the largest and widest river in Turkey, pedestrian bridge 

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