Worldwide Culture & Historical Tours

The Sacred Valley VIP Tour is a full-day tour from Cusco. This tour takes you to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, one of the most fertile valleys in southern Peru. The valley has been important since the era of the Inca civilization and still is today. The Special Sacred Valley tour is for those who don’t have enough time, where you can visit several important places to the fullest in one day.

If you are looking for something special and extraordinary then look no further. The best tour in Turkiye, including Istanbul – Bursa - Sogut - Pamukkale - Antalya – Konya – Cappadocia & Istanbul. This an exquisite tour for you with all the bells and whistles. To have fun, travel around and meet with new people, do not miss out our special program for our 18th anniversary.  

• Georgia has a unique and ancient cultural heritage. • You can explore Georgian culture, traditions, historical monuments, cuisine and wine. • Georgia is the homeland of wine.

Enjoy the hidden gems of Imbabura, known as the "Province of the Lakes" due to the number of large lakes found within the province, such as  San Pablo´s Lake  and the Cuicocha Lagoons,  Start your trip at Quito, then visit Otavalo which features one of the most important traditional markets in South America. In the afternoon, you will visit Cuichocha Lagoon.  The next day, you will get picked up to visit the Otavalo Community where you will appreciate different workshops on the indigenous communities, learn about how totora and cotton clothes are made, and visit amazing waterfalls. Finally, horseback through a native forest, and enjoy a purification ritual experience. Return to Quito to spend the night,  And connect your flight back home. 

Ancient city of Magnesia & The House of Virgin Mary and Panoramic Ephesus Tours Magnesia: 'City of races' home to best-preserved stadium in Anatolia Visiting one of the UNESCO listed places that is PANORAMİC EPHESUS TOURS ancient city of Magnesia was founded by the ancient Greek tribe of Magnetes from Thessaly. Even if the city was named after the Magnetes, it was called Magnesia on the Meander Ephesus, it was claimed that Mary came to Ephesus with St. John in 37 A.D. and lived there until her death in 48 A.D. Professional Licensed Local Tour Guide Fully Air-conditioned Brand new vehicle with Separate Driver Cruise port kusadasi pick up and drop Private tour All Taxes All Parking fees Lunch traditional turkish food Lunch traditional turkish food In our tours, we visit a Turkish handicrafts cooperative in order to show you our handicrafts Optional : visiting a leather factory outlet store and get an idea abouth the world famous turkish SILK LEATHER

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Upon your arrival in the mythical city of Athens, you will be greeted with a seamless transfer to your hotel in one of our vehicles, where your professional and friendly English-speaking driver will ensure your comfort and convenience throughout the journey.Later in the afternoon, at an agreed time, our representative will meet you at the hotel to provide all the essential details of your trip. They will also offer a captivating presentation of the city, sharing insights into its way of life.This is an excellent opportunity for you to ask any questions and have any doubts dispelled, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience throughout the rest of your trip.You will have the remainder of the day free to relax and explore Athens at your own pace, taking into the sights, sounds, and flavors of this remarkable city.In the evening, you will join our walking tour, where you will see Athens from a different perspective and have the chance to familiarize yourself with the most charming neighborhoods, such as Anafiotika, Thiseio, Monastiraki, and Plaka.

Cape Sounion is located at the southernmost tip of the "Attica" province. On the rock that dominates this Cape and borders the open sea, the Athenians worshiped Poseidon, the god of the sea, and Athena, the protector of Athens.Because of its strategic location, this place was also used as an observation point for seafaring vessels approaching Athens. The Aegean Sea owes its name to the association of this rock with King Aegeus.According to the myth, Aegeus and his son, Theseus, agreed that if Theseus killed the Minotaur, he would hoist white sails on his ship. However, Theseus, having slain the Minotaur and elated with his triumph, forgot to do so. Aegeus, seeing his son's ship in the open sea, believed that he had perished and fell to his death from the edge of the rock.During our 65 kilometers drive to Cape Sounion, you will also enjoy the beauty of the Athenian Riviera. On our way to the Temple of Poseidon, you will acquire a more thorough account of ​​the history and mythology connected to this area through the audio guide.On arrival at Cape Sounion, you will have an hour and a half of free time. If you wish to pay the entrance fee, you can visit the archeological site, where the Temple of Poseidon is. Those who prefer to spend this time otherwise can enjoy refreshing drinks or coffee in the restaurant or wait until the sun sets and watch one of the most beautiful sunsets in continental Greece.After sunset, you will return to Athens with the best impressions and memories.Greca Tip: Enjoy a refreshing swim on the small beach at the foot of the temple of Poseidon or treat yourself to some fresh fish and seafood in one of the local tavernas.

Delphi is located at the foot of Mount Parnassus and it is here where the respected oracle of Delphi, the counselor of kings and pilgrims, took shelter. The tour begins early in the morning, where our bus will collect you at the agreed time and take you to this legendary archeological site, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Passing by Thebes and approaching Mount Parnassus, right outside the city of Arachova, the landscape turns from arid to majestic and lush. Under the two gigantic cliffs named Fedriades, and on top of an impressive plateau, this famous pilgrimage site was established to honor Apollo, the god of harmony, music and guardian of the sacred laws of Zeus. For the ancient Greeks, Delphi was the center of the world, the 'navel' of the Earth.The Delphi oracle acquired great influence all over the ancient world due to the prophecies of Pythia, the high priestess of Apollo. These prophecies would influence individuals and whole groups of people and even affected the fortune of whole city-states. It is said that Apollo would speak in an incomprehensible language, which would then be deciphered and interpreted by the priests.As you walk along the Sacred Way, up to the temple of Apollo, you will come across one of the most important small buildings, the Treasury of the Athenians, which was built by the Athenians to thank the god Apollo for their victory at the battle of Marathon. Buildings like these would sometimes take the form of a temple and it is here where innumerable offerings, donated by Greek and foreign cities, would be kept. Finally, you will visit the museum of Delphi, which is considered one of the most important museums in Greece. There you will find treasures such as the "omphalos" or "navel of the world" dating back to the Roman times, parts of a frieze with scenes of the exploits of Hercules and the remarkable Charioteer of Delphi, a masterpiece of Greek sculpture that still impresses visitors today.You may also visit the sanctuary dedicated to Athena Pronaia, which is located roughly half mile from the main buildings at Delphi.At the end of your tour you will return to Athens in the late afternoon.Greca Tip: Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes as the visit requires a lot of walking on hilly terrain with rough stones underfoot.