Turkey Harran Tours

We are picked up from our hotel and set out to start our 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. 

Welcome to Turkey! Nemrut Mountain is a significant attraction. At the top of Mount Nemrut, King Antiochus I Theos of Commagene built his tomb-sanctuary along with huge statues (8-9 meters high). Visit the Commagene Kingdom with its sunrise and sunset to see the monumental stones in the best possible light. It has been designated a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO, and is one of the most important National Parks in the country.

Embark on a 4-day journey to Nemrut and Harran, where ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural treasures come alive.

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.

Welcome to Turkey! Nemrut Mountain is a significant attraction. At the top of Mount Nemrut, King Antiochus I Theos of Commagene built his tomb-sanctuary along with huge statues (8-9 meters high). Visit the Commagene Kingdom with its sunrise and sunset to see the monumental stones in the best possible light. It has been designated a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO, and is one of the most important National Parks in the country.

We will pick you up from your hotel early in the morning. We are starting the Mardin City Tour and we reach our Harran district, which has the belief of Sin, the goddess of the moon, and which means crossing roads. 

One of the most attractive destinations in Turkey, Mount Nemrut. The 3 Day Mount Nemrut Climbing and Sightseeing Tour will take you the magical summit of Nemrut where watching the sun rise will be an experience of a life time. During the tour you will also see many interesting places like Harran and Sanliurfa.

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.