Turkey Midyat Tours
Midyat is an old county in Mardin Province.
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Explore the Best Turkey Midyat Tours Packages from a selection of 2 tours
4 Days Van City & Cooking Tour
Van is a one of the most popular Historical and Cultural destination in Turkey. Because of nice Lake, people, historical architectures, streets, views, cuisine and everything. If you would like to see something different in your life and if you like cooking or want to learn how to cook, we offer you very special itinerary to learn very good Turkish cuisines with smiley and friendly Turkish people. In this tour package you will not only have a chance to taste local foods but also you will learn how to cook them.
| Tour Type | Private |
| Departure | Scheduled |
| Destinations | Agri, Midyat, Van |
| Starts in | Agri |
| Ends in | Van |
| Operated in | English |
15 Days Black Sea Eastern Turkey Tour
If you are looking for something special and extraordinary then look no further. Enjoy first-class service and guided transportation through the historical and picturesque sites of Sumela Monastery, Trabzon, Erzurum, Kars, Dogubeyazit, Van, Akdamar Church, Hasankeyf, Midyat, Mardin, Harran – GobekliTepe, Mt. Nemrut, Cappadocia, Ankara domestic flight back to Istanbul. This an exquisite tour for you with all the bells and whistles.
| Tour Type | Private |
| Departure | Scheduled |
| Destinations | Trabzon, Erzurum, Kars, Dogubeyazit Tour, Van, Akdamar, Hasankeyf, Midyat, Mardin, Sanliurfa, Nemrut Mount, Cappadocia, Ankara |
| Starts in | Trabzon |
| Ends in | Ankara |
| Operated in | English |
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Midyat is a meeting point of the religions of Islam, Christianity, and Yazidis. It is situated in the Mardin province, which is known for its traditional cityscape. The district and the city date back to Mesopotamian first civilizations, and according to the Assyrian tablets of the 9th century BC, its name was Matiate. The district was ruled by the Mitannians, Assyrians, Armenians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks, and Ottomans throughout history. Today, it is a modern city with a traditional city texture, the stage of many TV series, and is one of the most visited sites in eastern Anatolia.