Is this an 8-day Turkey tour starting and ending in Istanbul?

Yes. The itinerary is arranged from Istanbul and includes a final transfer to Izmir Airport for a flight back to Istanbul, or onward travel to a Turkish coastal destination.

How many nights are included?

The package includes 7 nights of hand-picked accommodation with breakfast: 3 nights in Istanbul, 2 nights in Cappadocia and 2 nights in Selçuk.

Which cities are included?

The principal destinations are Istanbul, Cappadocia, Selçuk/Ephesus and Pamukkale/Hierapolis.

Is the Cappadocia hot-air balloon flight included?

Yes, one sunrise hot-air balloon flight with Butterfly Balloons is included, subject to weather and operational conditions.

Are domestic flights included?

Yes. Both domestic flights specified in the itinerary — Istanbul to Cappadocia, and Kayseri to Izmir — are included in the package.

Breakfast is included at every hotel throughout the trip. Lunch is included on each of the five full-day guided tours.

Yes. Day 7 includes the House of the Virgin Mary, Ancient Ephesus, the Library of Celsus, the Temple of Hadrian, the Great Theatre, Isa Bey Mosque and the Temple of Artemis.

Is Pamukkale included?

Yes. Day 8 includes Hierapolis and the Pamukkale travertine terraces. Entry to Cleopatra's Pool is optional and carries an additional fee.

Is this tour suitable for first-time visitors to Turkey?

Yes — it is specifically designed for first-time visitors, combining Turkey's most recognized cultural and historical destinations with organized transportation and professional guiding.

Can the tour finish on the Turkish coast instead of Istanbul?

Yes. Onward arrangements from Pamukkale can be made toward Bodrum, Ölüdeniz or Antalya, subject to your requested arrangements.

Is a private version of this tour available?

Yes. A private version of selected tours and transfers can be requested; availability and pricing are confirmed at the time of inquiry.

8-Day Turkey Cultural & Historical Triangle Tour | Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus & Pamukkale

Your 8-Day Turkey Itinerary

Every day of this Turkey cultural and historical triangle tour is built around a specific layer of the country's past — Ottoman Istanbul, volcanic Cappadocia, Greco-Roman Ephesus and thermal Pamukkale — so that the journey reads less like a checklist and more like a story unfolding across four extraordinary regions.

Arrival in Istanbul

Welcome to Turkey • Private Airport Transfer • Sultanahmet

Your Turkish adventure begins when you arrive at Istanbul Airport. After completing airport formalities, your private transfer will meet you and take you comfortably toward the historic Sultanahmet district, the heart of Istanbul's Old City. As you travel toward the historic peninsula, the atmosphere gradually changes from modern Istanbul to the monumental landscape of old Constantinople and Ottoman Istanbul.

Sultanahmet is one of the most remarkable historic districts in the world — monumental imperial architecture, ancient streets, mosques, museums, Byzantine remains and Ottoman landmarks stand remarkably close to one another. The evening is free for you to relax, recover from your journey and begin discovering Istanbul at your own pace.

Overnight: Henna Hotel Istanbul — Superior Room (Breakfast included)

The Imperial Heart of Historical Istanbul

Topkapi Palace • Hippodrome • Hagia Sophia • Blue Mosque • Grand Bazaar

After breakfast, your guide meets you at approximately 09:00 for a full-day exploration of Istanbul's historic treasures on the Historic Peninsula, a UNESCO World Heritage area.

Morning

Topkapi Palace

The magnificent imperial residence associated with the Ottoman dynasty for centuries. Behind its monumental gates lies a world of courtyards, ceremonial spaces, imperial collections, sacred relics and the famous Harem. Far more than a royal residence, Topkapi functioned as the administrative, ceremonial and educational center of the Ottoman court, with courtyards opening onto extraordinary views across the Bosphorus and Golden Horn.

Late Morning

Roman Hippodrome

Once the great public arena of Byzantine Constantinople, the Hippodrome was far more than a venue for chariot races — it was a stage for imperial ceremonies, public celebrations and political events. Among its surviving monuments is the Egyptian Obelisk, transported from Egypt to Constantinople and preserved as a remarkable link to the ancient world.

Afternoon

Hagia Sophia

One of the world's most influential architectural monuments. Built as a monumental Christian cathedral under Emperor Justinian in the sixth century, it later became an Ottoman imperial mosque and today functions again as a mosque. Its immense dome, monumental interior and layered religious history make it one of Istanbul's defining landmarks and a symbol of the city's extraordinary cultural transitions.

The Blue Mosque, Sultanahmet Mosque with its six minarets

Afternoon

Sultanahmet Mosque — The Blue Mosque

Completed in the early 17th century, the mosque is distinguished by its elegant domes, dramatic proportions, six minarets and magnificent Iznik tile decoration. Its interior creates an atmosphere of light, geometry and intricate Ottoman craftsmanship. As an active mosque, modest dress is required.

Late Afternoon

Grand Bazaar

One of Istanbul's most atmospheric historic marketplaces — a maze of covered streets filled with jewelry, carpets, leather goods, ceramics, textiles and traditional Turkish crafts. More than a shopping destination, it is part of Istanbul's living commercial heritage, where centuries-old traditions of trade continue to meet modern travelers. Sightseeing ends at approximately 17:00.

A traditional Turkish lunch at a local restaurant is included on today's tour.

Overnight: Henna Hotel Istanbul — Superior Room (Breakfast included)

Spice Market & Bosphorus Cruise

Ottoman Markets • Golden Horn • Europe & Asia by Boat

After breakfast, your guide meets you at approximately 08:00–08:30. Today reveals another side of Istanbul — its maritime character, traditional markets, and the connection between Europe and Asia.

Spice Market (Egyptian Bazaar): Begin at the vibrant Spice Market, one of Istanbul's most colorful traditional markets, filling the senses with the aromas of spices, dried fruits, Turkish sweets and cheeses — a lively reminder of the city's position at the crossroads of international trade.

New Mosque (Yeni Cami): Immediately outside the Spice Market stands Yeni Cami, also known as the New Mosque or Valide Sultan Mosque. Its elegant Ottoman architecture forms a spectacular backdrop to the bustling waterfront around Eminönü.

Bosphorus Cruise: Board a comfortable public boat for an approximately 1.5-hour cruise along the Bosphorus — one of the most enjoyable ways to appreciate Istanbul's unique geography. Highlights include Çırağan Palace, Beylerbeyi Palace, the Bosphorus Bridges, Maiden's Tower and the historic Ottoman waterfront mansions known as yalıs.

The tour concludes in Eminönü at approximately 12:00, leaving the afternoon free to explore independently, return to the Spice Market, or enjoy Turkish coffee along the Golden Horn.

Overnight: Henna Hotel Istanbul — Superior Room (Breakfast included)

Istanbul to Cappadocia

Flight • Cave Hotel • Pigeon Valley • Paşabağ • Zelve • Devrent • Özkonak • Love Valley

After breakfast, your private transfer takes you to Istanbul Airport for your morning direct flight to Cappadocia. Upon arrival, a shuttle transfer takes you to your special cave-style hotel in Göreme, before your full-day Cappadocia Heritage Tour begins.

Stop 1

Pigeon Valley

A spectacular viewpoint over dramatic volcanic formations and the numerous pigeon houses carved into the rock — pigeon droppings were historically valued as natural fertilizer in Cappadocian agriculture.

Stop 2

Paşabağ — Monk's Valley

One of Cappadocia's most recognizable landscapes, famous for its towering mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys. Some formations contain carved chambers and hermit dwellings tied to the region's Christian monastic traditions.

Stop 3

Zelve Open-Air Museum

Once a densely inhabited cave settlement, its rock formations are filled with former homes, religious spaces and carved chambers, including cave churches such as the Church with Grapes — a haunting glimpse into Cappadocia's former cave-dwelling communities.

Devrent Valley: Famous for its imaginative animal-shaped rock formations sculpted by wind and erosion — one of Cappadocia's most enjoyable photographic landscapes.

Lunch & Pottery Demonstration: Enjoy lunch near Göreme, then watch — and try — the traditional kick-wheel pottery technique associated with the region's pottery-producing communities.

Özkonak Underground City: An extraordinary subterranean complex of tunnels, chambers, ventilation shafts, water facilities and stone doors that could be moved to secure passageways, demonstrating remarkable ingenuity in adapting human settlement to volcanic rock.

Love Valley: The day's final stop, famous for its tall, surreal rock pillars — an especially rewarding location for photography as the changing light shifts across the formations. Return to your hotel at approximately 17:00.

Overnight: Luvi Cave Hotel — Junior Suite, Cappadocia/Göreme (Breakfast included)

Cappadocia From the Sky & Below the Earth

Sunrise Hot-Air Balloon • Kaymaklı • Ihlara Valley • Selime Monastery • Onyx Workshop

Sunrise Hot-Air Balloon Flight: Rise before dawn for one of Cappadocia's most unforgettable experiences — a sunrise hot-air balloon flight with Butterfly Balloons. As the first light reaches the horizon, hundreds of colorful balloons may rise above Cappadocia's valleys, fairy chimneys and cave settlements, offering a rare perspective over one of Turkey's most extraordinary landscapes. Weather conditions and operational safety requirements apply.

Morning

Kaymaklı Underground City

One of Cappadocia's most remarkable subterranean settlements, descending through multiple underground levels of interconnected chambers, passageways and living areas — a fascinating window into how communities adapted to the region's landscape.

Midday

Ihlara Valley

A lush valley that contrasts dramatically with Cappadocia's dry volcanic landscapes. Walk beside the Melendiz River for around one hour as the water winds through the gorge, past steep rock walls, vegetation and Byzantine cave churches — lunch is enjoyed riverside in the village of Belisırma.

Afternoon

Selime Monastery

One of Cappadocia's most impressive rock-cut religious complexes, with a monumental cathedral-like space and extensive carved chambers, set in an elevated position with magnificent views across the Cappadocian landscape.

On the return journey, stop again at the Pigeon Valley viewpoint to see how the afternoon light transforms the landscape, before visiting a local onyx workshop to observe the traditional craft of carving and shaping onyx. Return to your hotel at approximately 17:00.

Overnight: Luvi Cave Hotel — Junior Suite, Cappadocia/Göreme (Breakfast included)

Cappadocia to Selçuk / Ephesus Region

Kayseri • Izmir • Selçuk

After breakfast, a shuttle transfer takes you to Kayseri Airport for your flight to Izmir. Upon arrival, your shuttle continues to Selçuk, the ideal base for exploring Ephesus and the surrounding archaeological and religious heritage.

Selçuk is a historic town surrounded by extraordinary layers of Anatolian history, from ancient Greek and Roman civilization to Byzantine and Seljuk heritage. The evening is free to relax and prepare for tomorrow's exploration of Ephesus.

Overnight: Cella Boutique Hotel — Double Room, Selçuk (Breakfast included)

Ephesus: The Glory of the Ancient World

House of the Virgin Mary • Library of Celsus • Great Theatre • Isa Bey Mosque • Temple of Artemis

Today's full-day excursion takes you into one of the most significant archaeological landscapes in Turkey.

House of the Virgin Mary: A Christian pilgrimage site in the hills above Ephesus, traditionally associated with the final years of Mary's life. The site carries a special spiritual character, visited by both Christian pilgrims and travelers interested in the region's religious history.

Morning

Library of Celsus

One of the most recognizable monuments in the ancient Mediterranean, its richly decorated façade remains a defining image of Ephesus, symbolizing the city's intellectual and cultural importance along the ancient marble street.

Midday

Great Theatre of Ephesus

One of Ephesus's most spectacular monuments, once hosting performances, public gatherings and civic events. Its monumental scale gives visitors a powerful impression of ancient Ephesus's true size and importance.

Afternoon

Isa Bey Mosque

Constructed in the 14th century during the Anatolian Seljuk period, this elegant mosque adds another historical layer to the Ephesus region, showing the landscape continued to flourish long after the ancient city declined.

Along the way you also pass the Temple of Hadrian, an elegant Roman monument, and the Fountain of Trajan, which reflects the importance of public architecture and water management in the ancient city. A traditional Turkish lunch at a local restaurant is included.

Temple of Artemis: The day finishes at the Temple of Artemis, traditionally counted among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Only limited remains survive today, but the historical importance of the sanctuary — which once attracted pilgrims from across the ancient Mediterranean — remains immense.

Overnight: Cella Boutique Hotel — Double Room, Selçuk (Breakfast included)

Pamukkale & Hierapolis

Necropolis • Roman Baths • Travertines • Optional Cleopatra's Pool • Departure

After breakfast, you will be picked up from your hotel between approximately 08:00 and 08:30 and travel toward Pamukkale and Hierapolis, roughly a three-hour drive from the Selçuk area.

Ancient Necropolis and tombs at Hierapolis, Pamukkale

Morning

Hierapolis Ancient City & Necropolis

Hierapolis developed as an ancient thermal spa city and flourished because of its mineral-rich hot springs. Begin at the vast Necropolis — one of the most impressive ancient cemeteries in Anatolia — followed by the Roman Baths, the monumental Domitian Gate, and the later Byzantine-period streets.

Pamukkale's white calcium travertine terraces, Turkey's Cotton Castle

Afternoon

Pamukkale Travertines — "Cotton Castle"

The Turkish name Pamukkale means "Cotton Castle" — a fitting description for the brilliant white terraces formed as mineral-rich thermal water deposits calcium carbonate across the hillside, creating terraces, pools and formations beside the ruins of ancient Hierapolis.

Cleopatra's Pool (Optional): After lunch, travelers who wish may visit the Ancient Thermal Pool, commonly known as Cleopatra's Pool. Entrance fee is extra. The warm mineral water and submerged ancient architectural fragments create a particularly memorable bathing experience.

Departure / Onward Transfer: Continue by shuttle transfer to Izmir Airport for a flight to Istanbul, or arrange onward transfer toward Bodrum, Ölüdeniz, Antalya or the Turkish Riviera — ideal for travelers who wish to combine Turkey's cultural highlights with additional time on the coast.

Destinations In Focus

Four UNESCO-Level Destinations, One Journey

UNESCO recognizes the Historic Areas of Istanbul, Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Hierapolis-Pamukkale as World Heritage properties — making this itinerary one of the strongest concentrations of world-class cultural heritage available anywhere in Turkey.

UNESCO World Heritage Hagia Sophia and the historic peninsula skyline of Istanbul

Istanbul

Hagia Sophia & the Historic Peninsula

For nearly 1,500 years Hagia Sophia has stood at the center of Istanbul's identity — first as the greatest cathedral of the Byzantine Empire, then as an Ottoman imperial mosque, and today once again as a working mosque of extraordinary historical depth. Its vast dome and layered religious history make it one of the defining monuments of world architecture, and its position on the Historic Peninsula places it alongside Topkapi Palace, the Blue Mosque and the Hippodrome in a single UNESCO-listed district rarely matched for concentrated heritage.

Time NeededFull day with Topkapi & Blue Mosque

Best ForArchitecture & Byzantine history

Good To KnowModest dress required inside

LocationSultanahmet, Istanbul

Sunrise Experience Colorful hot-air balloons rising over Cappadocia's fairy chimney valleys at sunrise

Cappadocia

Fairy Chimneys & the Sunrise Balloon Flight

Millions of years of volcanic activity and erosion carved Cappadocia's cone-shaped "fairy chimney" rock formations, later hollowed by centuries of human settlement into cave homes, chapels and entire underground cities. Watching hundreds of hot-air balloons drift silently above this volcanic moonscape at first light is one of the most photographed travel experiences in the world — and one of the defining memories of any Turkey itinerary, part of the Göreme National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Time Needed2 full days recommended

Best ForPhotography & landscapes

Good To KnowBalloon flights are weather-dependent

LocationGöreme, Cappadocia

UNESCO World Heritage The Library of Celsus, the most photographed monument at ancient Ephesus

Ephesus

The Library of Celsus & the Ancient City

Ephesus was one of the great cities of the ancient Mediterranean — a center of commerce, culture, religion and intellectual life whose monumental ruins today provide one of the most complete opportunities anywhere to walk through a Roman city. The Library of Celsus, with its richly decorated two-story façade, remains the single most photographed structure on the site, while the nearby Great Theatre once held some 25,000 spectators — a vivid reminder of the ancient city's true scale.

Time NeededHalf to full day

Best ForRoman & Greek archaeology

Good To KnowLittle shade — bring sun protection

LocationNear Selçuk, İzmir Province

UNESCO World Heritage The white travertine terraces of Pamukkale, Turkey's Cotton Castle

Pamukkale & Hierapolis

The White Terraces of the "Cotton Castle"

Mineral-rich thermal springs flowing down a hillside for thousands of years have deposited layer upon layer of brilliant white calcium carbonate, forming the cascading pools and terraces that give Pamukkale its name — "Cotton Castle." Rising directly above the terraces are the substantial ruins of Hierapolis, a Greco-Roman spa city that once drew visitors from across the ancient world seeking the therapeutic reputation of its waters, combining a striking natural wonder with genuine archaeological depth found nowhere else in Turkey.

Time NeededHalf day

Best ForNatural wonders & thermal bathing

Good To KnowTerraces are walked barefoot

LocationDenizli Province

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Based on this itinerary's pace, seasonality and highlights, here is what our AI travel assistant — cross-checked by our licensed guides — recommends to help you get the very most from your 8-day Turkey cultural and historical triangle tour.

Best Suited For

Ideal for first-time visitors to Turkey who want history, culture, landscapes, ancient cities, Turkish cuisine and adventure combined in one coordinated journey — as well as couples, small groups and photographers.

Best Season to Travel

April–June and September–November offer the most comfortable temperatures for walking Ephesus and Cappadocia's valleys, plus the highest likelihood of balloon-friendly morning weather.

Best Photography Moments

Sultanahmet at golden hour, the Bosphorus waterfront, Cappadocia's sunrise balloons, Paşabağ's fairy chimneys, Love Valley, the Library of Celsus and the Pamukkale travertines.

Allow enough time for Cappadocia. This itinerary provides two substantial sightseeing days plus the sunrise balloon experience, giving you time to experience both the landscapes and the underground heritage.

Prepare for early mornings. The hot-air balloon experience normally begins before sunrise — a good night's sleep and comfortable clothing make it far more enjoyable.

Wear comfortable walking shoes. Istanbul's historic streets, Ephesus, Cappadocia's valleys and Hierapolis all involve walking on uneven surfaces.

Dress respectfully at mosques. Modest clothing is recommended at active mosques such as Sultanahmet Mosque; women may need to cover their hair in prayer areas.

Carry sun protection. Sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat are highly recommended, especially during the Ephesus, Cappadocia and Pamukkale excursions.

Bring a refillable water bottle. Long sightseeing days can be physically demanding, particularly during warmer months.

Keep your itinerary flexible. Domestic flights, the balloon flight and some outdoor experiences can be affected by weather or operational conditions.

What's Included

Tour Inclusions & Exclusions

Included

Domestic flight tickets specified within the itinerary
7 nights of hand-picked accommodation with breakfast
5 full-day guided tours with lunch and entrance fees, as specified
1 half-day Bosphorus Cruise Tour
1 sunrise hot-air balloon flight in Cappadocia
Airport and hotel transfers specified in the itinerary
Professional licensed guides during scheduled tours
Transportation during all organized excursions
Entrance fees to all included attractions
Lunches during the specified full-day tours
Shuttle transfers specified in the itinerary
Full assistance from The History Travel Agency

Not Included

International flights
Personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Drinks unless specifically included with meals
Optional activities not specifically stated as included
Cleopatra's Pool entrance fee (optional, extra)
Personal travel insurance
Any services not expressly listed under "Included"

Premium Private Option: Travelers seeking additional privacy may request a private version of selected tours and transfers throughout this itinerary, subject to availability and a personalized quotation.

Where You'll Stay

Hand-Picked Accommodation

Istanbul — Henna Hotel Istanbul (Superior Room) · 3 Nights

A well-located hotel in the historic Sultanahmet area, placing you within easy walking distance of Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and the Grand Bazaar. Breakfast included each morning.

Cappadocia — Luvi Cave Hotel (Junior Suite) · 2 Nights

A special cave-style hotel in Göreme, offering an authentic Cappadocian stay carved into the region's distinctive volcanic rock — an experience in itself and a highlight many travelers remember as fondly as the sightseeing. Breakfast included each morning.

Selçuk — Cella Boutique Hotel (Double Room) · 2 Nights

A charming boutique hotel in Selçuk, the ideal base for exploring Ephesus and its surrounding archaeological and religious heritage. Breakfast included each morning.

Breakfast is included throughout the package at every hotel. Hotel categories and room types may be substituted for similar-standard alternatives subject to availability; upgrade options to superior and 5-star properties can be arranged on request.

Good To Know

Travel Suggestions Before You Go

Allow Time for Cappadocia

Two full sightseeing days plus the balloon flight let you experience both its landscapes and underground heritage properly.

Prepare for Early Mornings

The hot-air balloon experience begins before sunrise — a good night's sleep helps you enjoy it fully.

Comfortable Walking Shoes

Istanbul's historic streets, Ephesus, Cappadocia's valleys and Hierapolis all involve uneven surfaces.

Dress Respectfully at Mosques

Modest clothing is recommended; women may need to cover their hair in certain prayer areas.

Carry Sun Protection

Sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat are strongly recommended for Ephesus, Cappadocia and Pamukkale.

Bring a Refillable Water Bottle

Long sightseeing days can be demanding, particularly in warmer months.

Investment

Tour Price

Group Tour

From approximately €1,290 per person (twin-share), joining scheduled small-group departures on the included sightseeing days.

Private Tour

From approximately €2,150 per person (twin-share), with private guiding and transport throughout, rising to €2,600+ for premium/5-star hotel upgrades.

These figures are a realistic market estimate for an 8-day / 7-night Istanbul–Cappadocia–Ephesus–Pamukkale itinerary of this quality, based on current domestic airfare, boutique/cave-hotel accommodation, guiding and balloon-flight costs. Price: Upon Request — because airfares, hotel availability and seasonal conditions change, please contact The History Travel Agency for a current, personalized quotation, travel dates and accommodation options.

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This was our first trip to Turkey and it exceeded every expectation. Our guide in Istanbul brought Topkapi Palace and Hagia Sophia to life, and the sunrise balloon flight over Cappadocia was genuinely one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Every transfer and hotel was exactly as promised — completely stress-free.

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Pamukkale at the end of the trip was the perfect finale — walking across the white terraces with Hierapolis above was surreal. Eight days felt like the right amount of time to actually understand Turkey's history rather than just glimpsing it. Our guides were knowledgeable and genuinely passionate.

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8-Day Turkey Cultural & Historical Triangle Package Tour

Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus & Pamukkale — The Essential Cultural Journey Through Turkey

Tour Highlights

Why Choose This 8-Day Turkey Cultural Tour?

Arrival in Istanbul

The Imperial Heart of Historical Istanbul

Topkapi Palace

Roman Hippodrome

Hagia Sophia

Sultanahmet Mosque — The Blue Mosque

Grand Bazaar

Spice Market & Bosphorus Cruise

Istanbul to Cappadocia

Pigeon Valley

Paşabağ — Monk's Valley

Zelve Open-Air Museum

Cappadocia From the Sky & Below the Earth

Kaymaklı Underground City

Ihlara Valley

Selime Monastery

Cappadocia to Selçuk / Ephesus Region

Ephesus: The Glory of the Ancient World

Library of Celsus

Great Theatre of Ephesus

Isa Bey Mosque

Pamukkale & Hierapolis

Hierapolis Ancient City & Necropolis

Pamukkale Travertines — "Cotton Castle"

Four UNESCO-Level Destinations, One Journey

Hagia Sophia & the Historic Peninsula

Fairy Chimneys & the Sunrise Balloon Flight

The Library of Celsus & the Ancient City

The White Terraces of the "Cotton Castle"

See the Journey

The Historic Peninsula

AI-Powered Travel Recommendations

Best Suited For

Best Season to Travel

Best Photography Moments

Perfect For

Tour Inclusions & Exclusions

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Hand-Picked Accommodation

Istanbul — Henna Hotel Istanbul (Superior Room) · 3 Nights

Cappadocia — Luvi Cave Hotel (Junior Suite) · 2 Nights

Selçuk — Cella Boutique Hotel (Double Room) · 2 Nights

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