Turkey Erzurum Tours

The Kackar Mountains are known for the complexity and power of the streams and rivers which rush down to the lower altitudes. All shades of green and blue, literally hundreds of glacier lakes, immensely rich flower meadows and wildlife surprise those who imagine the country to be nothing but barren steppes. And also the honey from the upper grasslands and forests is enough to climb any mountain. An ideal tour for those who enjoy intensive trekking, this tour includes a level of difficulty at an average altitude of 3000m.

One of the oldest Turkish city in Anatolia, on this tour we visit the highlights of city which are from mainly Seljuk empire period, in addition to historical sites we see also ski jumping towers which were built in 2011 for Universiade.

Welcome to Turkey! The Kackar-Kavron summit, at an altitude of 3937 meters (12,933 feet), is the highest point in the Kackar Mountain range. Extensive glacier and water erosion have given these mountains their craggy, rugged look. The wildest part of northeastern Turkey, Kackar Mountains are known for the complexity and power of the streams and rivers which rush down to the lower altitudes. All shades of green and blue, literally hundreds of glacier lakes, immensely rich flower meadows and wildlife surprise those who imagine the country to be nothing but barren steppes. This tour is ideal for those who enjoy intensive trekking.The Kackars rise in between the shores of the Black Sea to the North, and the River Coruh valley to the south. On the northern flank, a wide variety of wildflowers grow in the rainy climate. Much of the area is cultivated by the local people who grow tea, citrus orchards, fruits and grape vines.Much of the area is a protected national park and has an extensive collection of native flora and fauna including local bears, mountain goats and many species of birds. The area is also frequented by many bird watchers.

We will go to a local restaurant to get a cooking class by the chef of Restaurant. 

One of the oldest Turkish city in Anatolia, on this tour we visit the highlights of city which are from mainly Seljuk empire period, in addition to historical sites we see also ski jumping towers whicih were built in 2011 for Universiade. 

One of the oldest Turkish city in Anatolia, on this tour we visit the highlights of city which are from mainly Seljuk empire period, in addition to historical sites we see also ski jumping towers whicih were built in 2011 for Universiade. 

We are starting the Ayder tour. First of all, we enter the Storm Valley with the magnificent view that we take the Kackar Mountains. As you proceed with the magnificent natural ambiance of the valley, you will be very impressed when you see the houses around us decorated with Rize architecture.

Embark on a transformative 9-day journey through Turkey’s ancient heartland, where the echoes of bygone civilizations blend with breathtaking landscapes. This tour begins in the highlands of Eastern Anatolia with Erzurum and the awe-inspiring Ani Ruins near Kars, transporting you back to a time when empires flourished. Continue your odyssey to Doğubeyazit and the majestic Ishak Pasha Palace near Van, then delve into the sacred history of Akdamar Church in Ahlat, and traverse through Tatvan, Bitlis, and Diyarbakır—each offering a unique glimpse into Turkey’s diverse heritage.Your journey then leads you to the enchanting city of Mardin, where the ancient Zerzevan Castle stands as a testament to centuries of cultural fusion. Wander along the historic paths of Dara and the revered Deyrul Zafaran Monastery before exploring Göbeklitepe, the world’s oldest known temple that redefines our understanding of prehistoric spirituality. In Sanlıurfa, Harran, Perre, and Adıyaman, immerse yourself in legends and architectural marvels that have shaped the region’s mystique. The adventure culminates with a visit to Mt. Nemrut, where colossal stone statues and royal tombs dominate the horizon, accompanied by stops at Arsemeia, Karakus Tumulus, and the historic Cendere Bridge. Finally, experience the surreal beauty of Halfeti, the vibrant culture of Gaziantep, and the artistic wonder of the Zeugma Mosaic Museum. This tour offers an unparalleled exploration of Turkey’s most storied regions, blending history, culture, and natural beauty into one unforgettable journey