Turkey Kayseri Tours

The Turkish Game Department allows hunting of wild boar all year long. Stalking hunts are best conducted during moonlit hours, while driven hunts are appropriate from September 20 to February 20. Weather conditions vary depending on the season, with summer temperatures for stalking hunts typically ranging from 15-20 degrees Celsius at night, and warmer temperatures during the day for driven hunts. Winter temperatures, on the other hand, range from 0 to 5 degrees Celsius. For a great hunting experience, book a tour with TravelShop Booking.

Kayseri city has incredible, ancient Seljuk Turkish architecture dating back to the twelfth century. Surrounded by mountains and the ski slopes of Erciyes this place has some incredible views. The nightlife in Kayseri is great too. The mountains are not the only incredible feature about this place, many of the old buildings of Kayseri are made of dark volcanic stone and the bazaars are a must-see, just be careful they are amazing salesmen.

Kayseri city has incredible, ancient Seljuk Turkish architecture dating back to the twelfth century. Surrounded by mountains and the ski slopes of Erciyes this place has some incredible views. The nightlife in Kayseri is great too. The mountains are not the only incredible feature about this place, many of the old buildings of Kayseri are made of dark volcanic stone and the bazaars are a must-see, just be careful they are amazing salesmen. TOUR HIGHLIGHTS: Kultepe Kanis Karum-Soganli Valley-Ulu Mosque-Gulluk Inn

Go through the beauty of Cappadocia in a thrilling way by embarking on a quad bike safari tour! Ride through the magnificent rock-cut valleys of Cappadocia on an ATV (quad) bike and marvel at the stunning scenery. These tours are the perfect option for those seeking a few hours of outdoor adventure and excitement.

Kayseri city has incredible, ancient Seljuk Turkish architecture dating back to the twelfth century. Surrounded by mountains and the ski slopes of Erciyes this place has some incredible views. The nightlife in Kayseri is great too. The mountains are not the only incredible feature about this place, many of the old buildings of Kayseri are made of dark volcanic stone and the bazaars are a must-see, just be careful they are amazing salesmen.

Kayseri city has incredible, ancient Seljuk Turkish architecture dating back to the twelfth century. Surrounded by mountains and the ski slopes of Erciyes this place has some incredible views. The nightlife in Kayseri is great too. The mountains are not the only incredible feature about this place, many of the old buildings of Kayseri are made of dark volcanic stone and the bazaars are a must-see, just be careful they are amazing salesmen.

Cappadocian wine is highly appreciated in Turkey. After all, it's one of the oldest viniculture centers in the country. Cultivation of grapes here could be traced It can be traced back to the Hittites times and Byzantine empire. The traditions were continued under Greek Christian population who resided in that area, and it virtually continues until today. Göreme, Ürgüp, Uçhisar and Ortahisar are known for their excellent vineyards so don't hesitate to try some. October not only marks the wine season. It's also the month when local people cook delicious grape syrup pekmez. The fruit has to be boiled down for several hours over an open fire, and is then used in many desserts and sweet treats.

Even though Kayseri has influenced from deep-rooted traditions and history of the East, it is a city that has turned its face towards the West. Skyscrapers rising between the historical mansions and mosques tell a lot about the city. Locals of Kayseri are sure that you will have a pleasant time in their city. 

Explore the enchanting wonders of Cappadocia's southwestern region with the popular Cappadocia Green Tour. This sightseeing tour takes you through breathtaking valleys, fairy chimneys, underground cities, castles, viewpoints, villages, and the magnificent Ihlara Valley. With its magical landscapes, this region is truly a fairy tale come to life and well worth a visit.

One of the most advanced civilizations in history was established in the heart of Anatolia, leaving behind a wealth of archaeological treasures—the Hittites. Today, it is time to explore their legacy through their capital city, religious sites, and the Bogazkoy Museum.