Turkey Gaziantep City Sightseeing Tours

The first stop of our tour is the Karakus Tumulus, a monumental tomb belonging to the Commagene Royal family, named after the eagle statue standing on the south column

We are picked up from your hotel in Gaziantep in the morning and heading towards Sanliurfa. We start the Sanliurfa city tour.

Most of the villages were submerged in the 1990s under the waters behind the dam on the Euphrates at Birecik. The town was therefore removed to the village of Karaotlak, the building of the new town is now complete.

We will pick you up from your hotel early in the morning. We are going to Zeugma Mosaic Museum, which is indispensable for Gaziantep tours.

We will go to Hamam (Turkish Bath). This Hamam culture dates back Roman empire ages . Today Turkish Bath have three sections as cold part , warm part and hot part like a Roman Bath.

We are going to Zeugma Mosaic Museum, which is indispensable for Gaziantep tours.

We are picked up from your hotel in Gaziantep in the morning and heading towards Harran. We start the Harran tour. In the Mesopotamian culture on the Silk Road, we reach our Harran district, which has the belief of Sin, the goddess of the moon, and which means crossing roads.

We will visit Mardin Ulu Mosque, Hatuniye Madrasa, Zinciriye Madrasa, Mardin Grand Bazaar Bakırcılar Bazaar, UNESCO World Heritage List, the unique streets of Mardin, Deyrulzaferan Monastery accompanied by Mardin city museum guiding service.

We are going to Zeugma Mosaic Museum, which is indispensable for Gaziantep tours.

Kahramanmaras was known as "Markasi" or "Maraj" in earliest ages. Located 78 kilometers north of Gaziantep, the province stands as a site of history, having a long past filled with numerous invasions. It was once the capital of Gurgum, a Hittite State in the 12th century BC. Romans called the city as Germanicia during the 1st century AD, and Ottomans renamed it as "Mer'as" later on.There is an archaeological museum inside the citadel, where Hittite sculptures are on display. Other important remains in the area are the Ulu (Grand) Mosque and the Tas (Stone) Medrese, both dating back to the 15th century, together with the Hatuniye and Haznedarli Mosque of the Ottoman period.This province, the original name of which was Maras, had shown such valour during the War of Independence, that it was then given the title "Kahraman", which means "Hero" in Turkish language. The speciality of the region is its famous ice cream made of fine goat milk and wild orchid flower roots growing in the surrounding mountains. Carved wooden furnitures, copper and brass works and handworks of glided silver thread are also traditional. Nature sports such as caving, hunting and fishing, besides plateaus and picnicking areas, are also typical of this area.