Turkey Bilecik Tours

We will depart a local restaurant for your professional cooking lesson. You participate in your first Turkish cooking lesson: During our Bilecik cooking tour, you will taste various flavors of Bilecik and prepare lunch with chief together cities most famous menu

A cradle of civilizations, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire, Bilecik, has much to offer history buffs as a source of archaeology and ancient artifacts dating back to 3,000 B.C. The little-known mountainous Marmara province, heavily covered in trees, however, is also gradually starting to make a name for itself in eco-tourism, nature sports, camping.

Ertugrul Ghazi Mausoleum, the father of Osman Ghazi, the Ottoman Empire's founder. Although the exact construction date of the mausoleum is unknown, it is believed to be built toward the late 13th century. Ertugrul Gazi Museum located in Sogut district where the Ottoman Empire was founded, is actually a new structure, founded in the beginning of the 20th century. Works of the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman periods are exhibited. Kaymakam Fountain a reflection of beautiful 19th century architecture. 

Traditional Turkish bath is a place where physical and spiritual cleaning takes place and hundreds of years old. Natural lighting and izonic colored tiles create a relaxing atmosphere and we drive to Kinik Waterfall a spot to enjoy the natural wonders of the area.

If you are looking for something special and extraordinary then look no further. The best Turkey package for a short visit for Religious & History in Turkey, including Istanbul, Sogut, Bursa, Kusadası, Pamukkale and back to Istanbul. This an exquisite tour for you with all the bells and whistles. There are no long bus rides just domestic flights getting you to your destination comfortable and relaxed. By booking that tour, you will be able to see Istanbul - Marmara Region, Kusadası and Pamukkale. An Ideal tour for these who loves history and culture for their 8 Days Religious & Historical Tour in Turkey!

A perfect Historical and Religious Tour in the birth place of Ottoman Empire & Istanbul. The package offers quite a detailed tour in Sogut where the tomb of Ertugrul Gazi is as well as the history of early years of Ottoman Empire. Another appealing part of the tour is the amazing city "Green Bursa" which hosts unique Islamic Structures such as Bursa Grand Mosque, The Green Tomb and more. And for sure Istanbul Old City Tour is included in the package.

This immersive 10-day tour of Turkey is designed for those with a deep interest in Islamic history, culture, and spirituality. It focuses on the profound contributions of Turkish-Islamic heritage, from the early Ottoman era through to the deep-rooted Sufi traditions. You’ll visit key historical sites, explore the rich Islamic architecture, and follow the paths of legendary figures such as Ertuğrul Ghazi and Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi. This tour also includes a journey through the early foundations of Islamic civilization, Sufi teachings, and the mystical experiences of the Hacibektas Order.

This 8-day tour offers a unique exploration of Turkey’s rich Islamic heritage, from the early foundations of Islam to the profound mystical teachings of the Sufi tradition. It also traces the legendary figures of Ertuğrul Ghazi and Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi, who have left a lasting legacy on Turkish culture and spirituality. You will visit iconic sites in Istanbul, Bursa, Konya, and Cappadocia, gaining insights into Turkey’s Islamic history, Sufi mysticism, and the roots of the Ottoman Empire.

A cradle of civilizations, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire, Bilecik, has much to offer history buffs as a source of archaeology and ancient artifacts dating back to 3,000 B.C. The little-known mountainous Marmara province, heavily covered in trees, however, is also gradually starting to make a name for itself in eco-tourism, nature sports, camping.

A cradle of civilizations, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire, Bilecik, has much to offer history buffs as a source of archaeology and ancient artifacts dating back to 3,000 B.C. The little-known mountainous Marmara province, heavily covered in trees, however, is also gradually starting to make a name for itself in eco-tourism, nature sports, camping.