Day 01
Transfer to bus station for night bus to Selcuk.
Transfer to bus station for night bus to Selcuk.
Day 02
Arrive in Selcuk, check in hotel, after short rest join in tour of Ephesus (lunchs is included) after the tour back to the hotel and stay the night.
Full Day Ephesus Tour Details;
Temple of Artemis: was one of the Seven Wonders of the World and located in Ephesus. Throughout the excavations in Ephesus, the actual location of the temple was presumed in different places. Its ancient cult dedicated to Artemis was famous in antiquity and made ancient Ephesus a much-visited pilgrimage place. Each year one month was considered a holiday and set aside for the religious ceremonious observations.
The Ruins of Ephesus: Concert hall, market places, colonnaded street, temples, fountains, library, theather, arcadian way and more.
The House of Virgin Marry: It is known with certainty That the Virgin Mary went to Ephesus and lived there for some time. Whether or not she died in Ephesus was not known until Anne Catherine Emmerich's vision.
The Ruins of Ephesus: Concert hall, market places, colonnaded street, temples, fountains, library, theather, arcadian way and more.
The House of Virgin Marry: It is known with certainty That the Virgin Mary went to Ephesus and lived there for some time. Whether or not she died in Ephesus was not known until Anne Catherine Emmerich's vision.
Day 03
After breakfast you will join in tour of Didyma-Milettos-Priene (lunch is included) after the tour back to the hotel and stay the night.
Full Day Didyma-Milletus-Priene Tour Details;
Didyma:
The word
Didyma meant
"twins" and
was
associated
by some as
being the
meeting
place of
Zeus and
Leto to have
their twins
Apollo and
Artemis.
Didyma was
famed as a
prophecy
center
dedicated to
Apollo which
served a
similar
purpose as
the Delphi
of Anatolia.
It was not a
city but a
sanctuary
linked to
Miletus by
Milesians
with a 19 km
/ 12 mi
sacred road.
However,
this road
may not have
been
constructed
until the
end of the
1C AD. In
addition to
pilgrimages
made by sea,
some
festivals of
drama, music
and sports
were held
there every
four years.
Miletus: Miletus, an ancient city located near the present Akkoy at the mouth of the Buyuk Menderes (Meander) River, owed its importance to its position on trade routes. It was one of the largest cities in Anatolia with a population of between 80,000 and 100,000. Highly prosperous, it founded many colonies and was the home of the 6C BC philosophers Anaximander, Anaximenes, and Thales, the town planner Hippodamus and architect Isidorus. Miletus seems to have produced geniuses the way Aphrodisias produced sculptors.
Priene: The ancient harbor city of Priene probably changed its location when the silt of the Meander River threatened to bury it. Now it is nearly 16 km / 10 mi from the sea. The original place of the city has never been found but it was probably a peninsula with two harbors. Priene was laid out on a Hippodamian system of grid plan at the foot of a spectacular cliff on Mount Mycale and contained many famous examples of Hellenistic art and architecture. All the streets intersect at right angles. Remaining small with about 4 or 5 thousand inhabitants and never of great political significance it shared the same history as the other Ionian cities.
Miletus: Miletus, an ancient city located near the present Akkoy at the mouth of the Buyuk Menderes (Meander) River, owed its importance to its position on trade routes. It was one of the largest cities in Anatolia with a population of between 80,000 and 100,000. Highly prosperous, it founded many colonies and was the home of the 6C BC philosophers Anaximander, Anaximenes, and Thales, the town planner Hippodamus and architect Isidorus. Miletus seems to have produced geniuses the way Aphrodisias produced sculptors.
Priene: The ancient harbor city of Priene probably changed its location when the silt of the Meander River threatened to bury it. Now it is nearly 16 km / 10 mi from the sea. The original place of the city has never been found but it was probably a peninsula with two harbors. Priene was laid out on a Hippodamian system of grid plan at the foot of a spectacular cliff on Mount Mycale and contained many famous examples of Hellenistic art and architecture. All the streets intersect at right angles. Remaining small with about 4 or 5 thousand inhabitants and never of great political significance it shared the same history as the other Ionian cities.
Day 04
After breakfast you will join in tour of Pamukkale (lunch is included) after the tour transfer to bus station and you will take night bus to Istanbul (or anywhere else)
Full Day Pamukkale Tour Details;
After breakfast you will join in tour of Pamukkale (lunch is included) after the tour transfer to bus station and you will take night bus to Istanbul (or anywhere else)
Full Day Pamukkale Tour Details;
Ancient City
of
Hierapolis:
A
Magical and
spectacular
natural
site, unique
in the world,
Pamukkale
(Hierapolis)
is a
fairyland of
dazzling
white,
petrified
castles.
Thermal
spring
waters laden
with
calcareous
salts
running off
the
plateau's
edge have
created this
fantastic
formation of
stalactites,
cataracts
and basins.
The hot
springs have
been used
since Roman
times for
their
therapeutic
powers. Both
the thermal
center with
its motels
and thermal
pools, and
the ruins of
the ancient
city of
Hierapolis,
are situated
on the
plateau.
All the transfers from bus station to hotel and
back 
