A vast archaeological site and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hattusa is located in the center of Turkey's Anatolia region. At its peak in the second millennium BC, Hattusa was the capital of the mighty Hittite Empire, which held power across Anatolia and beyond. Temples, fortifications, gates, and statues can all be found among the ruins of Hattusa, which occupy a sizable hillside. Discover the wonders of Hattusa with us as we embark on this thrilling adventure.

Take a full-day guided trip to learn more about the magical city of Cappadocia. The Goreme Open Air Museum, the Old Greek Village of Cavusin, and Avanos are just a few of the city's top attractions that your experienced guide will show you while providing fascinating insights into the history and culture of the area. Discover the stunning scenery, vibrant colors, and rich traditions of Cappadocia to have a truly unique travel experience.

Kayseri is one of the most important cities which is in Central Anatolia. It is not only the center of commerce in its region but also due to its location, about 1,5 hour drive to Cappadocia and 1 hour drive to Erciyes Mountain &Skiing Center and also with its history and nature it is also one of the tourism centers. Kayseri is also very well known with its local cuisine and its traditional carpets and kilims.

Gordion, the former capital of the Phrygian Civilization, has a rich history that dates back to the end of the 12th century BC. The collapse of the Hittites led to the Phrygians settling in Gordion. In the 9th century BC, Gordion underwent a significant transformation and became a fortified city with massive walls and impressive buildings. The tumuli, ancient ruins, and historical artifacts found in Gordion have earned it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. It's a fascinating destination to visit, particularly because of its association with King Midas from mythology, who was said to have the power to turn anything he touched into gold and had the ears of a donkey.

Ankara is the capital and the second biggest city in Turkey which is located in the central Anatolian Region of the country. The history of the city dates back to Hitttites even further back. As the palce welcomed civilizations for long the architecture of the city reflects its varied history. In Ankara due to being the capital city, you can see many goverment offices and embassies of foreign countries. Ankara is a beautiful city with its museums, parks, historical places and its modern day life style. Ankara is also well known with The Mauseloum of Ataturk. If you would like to see something different in your life and if you like cooking or want to learn how to cook, we offer you very special itinerary to learn very good Turkish cuisines with smiley and friendly Turkish people. In this tour package you will not only have a chance to taste local foods but also you will learn how to cook them.

On a full-day tour led by a knowledgeable guide, explore the must-see attractions in Sultanahmet, the city's historic center. Discover the magnificent Topkapi Palace, the stupendous Hagia Sophia, the stunning Blue Mosque, and the historic Hippodrome, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Afterwards, stroll through the bustling traditional bazaar, where you can peruse the wares of hundreds of vendors offering a diverse range of textiles, jewelry, perfumes, spices, and much more. Your knowledgeable tour guide will entertain your group with enthralling tales and insights into Istanbul's lengthy and illustrious history. The vibrant cultural history of this amazing city will enthrall you without a doubt.

Bodrum is one of the wonderful resort centers down to Southwest of Turkey. Bodrum attracts millions of local and foreign tourists every year with its lovely nature, historic places, beaches & their crystal clear sea and many available activities like boat tours, hiking, SUV 4x4 off-road safari, horse safari and such. Tourists also do enjoy the lively night life of the place.

Fethiye is one of the wonderful resort centers down to South of Turkey. Fethiye attracts millions of local and foreign tourists every year with its lovely nature, historic places, beaches & their crystal clear sea and many available activities like paragliding, boat tours, hiking, SUV 4x4 off-road safari, horse safari and such. Tourists also do enjoy the lively night life of the place.

Amasya is one of the provinces which is distinct both with its natural setup and historical values it holds. It was the homeland of the famous geographer Strabo. Located in a narrow cleft of the Yesilirmak (Iris) river, it has a history of 3000 years during which many civilizations left priceless remains of their times. Hattusha and Yazilikaya that we will visit on the way to Amasya hold a very significante palce for Hittite Civilization.

The district of Beypazari is located approximately 100 km away from Ankara, which takes around an hour by car. The Beypazari Living Museum offers visitors the chance to see various facets of Turkish culture being practiced by museum staff. You can observe traditional practices such as marbling, pouring smelted lead to ward off evil spirits, stamping impressions on clothes, and exploring the traditional museum house. Additionally, you can explore the Turkish Bath Museum, Ottoman Inn, and Mosque. Take a stroll through the streets and engage in some local shopping for goods.