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WINTER SEASON GREAT GAP TOUR

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1. Day ANTALYA - ADANA - HATAY

We meet at Antalya Airport at 05:00 in the morning and start our trip with the Sun Express 06:45 Adana flight. We start our Adana city tour after a short breakfast break with the information and explanations of our guide, by getting into our vehicle waiting for us at Adana Airport. First we see the Great Clock Tower made of cut stones. The clock tower, which is 32 meters long, started to be built in 1881, when Ziya Pasha was in office, and was completed the next year, when Abidin Pasha was on duty. When it was first built, it aimed to inform the public about the time by making a sound that could be heard everywhere at the beginning of the hour. . Built on very solid foundations, the tower managed to remain intact despite all the destruction in the Adana earthquake in 1998. Sabancı Central Mosque, which is the largest mosque in the Balkans and the Middle East and was built with the joint work of the Turkish Religious Foundation and the Sabancı Foundation, is one of the most visited spots in the region. The construction of the mosque, whose property rights belong to the Adana Religious Affairs Foundation, started in 1998 and was put into service after 10 years of work. This mosque, which has become the symbolic structure of Adana, has a total of 6 minarets. After seeing this mosque, which has a height that can be seen from anywhere, we see the Stone Bridge, formerly known as the Justinianus Bridge, which divides the city into two on the Adana Seyhan River. According to the official information in the inscription in the Adana Museum, the bridge, which is known to have been built by the Architect Auxentios in the 4th century, has maintained its solidity since the first day it was built; It is 319 meters long and 13 meters high. After the photo break on the bridge, which is known to be the oldest bridge in use in the world, which was closed to vehicle traffic after the 2000s, we take our lunch, meet our vehicle, finish our tour in Adana and set off for Hatay. We reach Hatay by going to Belen Pass via Iskenderun and watching the insatiable view of Soğuk Oluk, Amik Plain and Amanos Mountains. The first mosque built within the borders of Anatolia and the mosque of Hz. We visit the Habib-i Neccar Mosque, which is the only mosque in the world that is an example of tolerance and is named after a person who believes in Jesus. During our walk towards the Long Bazaar, we will be able to see the Antakya Catholic Church and then the Antakya Jewish Synagogue in panoramic view, among the narrow flowered streets. After our visit to Uzun Çarşı, where shopping is enjoyable and many sectors come together, we go to our hotel. Dinner and accomodation in our hotel.

Breakfast: Extra
Lunch: Extra
Dinner: At the hotel
Hotel to stay: https://zeynotel.com/

2. Day HATAY-TİTUS TUNNEL-HARBİYE-ST.PYERRE CHURCH-ANTAKYA MOSAIC MUSEUM-HABİB-İ NECCAR MOSQUE ​

After breakfast at the hotel, we visit the Titus Tunnel, which was ordered to be built by the Roman Emperor Vespasian to protect against life-threatening floods and overflows coming down from the mountains. The construction of the Titus Tunnel started in 69 AD and was completed in 81 AD by Titus, Vespasian's successor and son. After the Titus Tunnel, the world's first tunnel carved into the rock, we visit the Roman tomb structures with the explanations of our guide. Then we pass to Samandağ and reach Harbiye, formerly known as Daphne. We drink our tea accompanied by a visual feast during our free time at the waterfall. Afterwards, we visit the center of Hatay and after our lunch break, it is located in the cave at the foot of Habib Neccar Mountain, which is known as one of the first gathering places of Christians and where St. Peter, one of the apostles of Jesus, came to Antakya in 29-30 AD and used it in his sermons to spread Christianity. We visit St. Pierre Church. Afterwards, after visiting the Antakya Mosaic Museum, the largest museum in the world, with the explanations of our guide and after our free time, we go to our hotel.

 
Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Extra
Dinner: At the hotel
Hotel to stay: https://zeynotel.com/

3. Day HATAY - KAHRAMANMARAŞ - GAZİANTEP

After having breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we get into our vehicle to go to Kahramanmaraş. The name of the city, which was one of the important centers of this state during the Hittite Empire (2000-1200 BC), is mentioned as Maraj and Markasi in the inscriptions left from the Hittites. In Assyrian sources, which confirm that the name of Maraş comes from the Hittites, the name of this city is mentioned as Markaji. In this province, whose name was changed to Kahramanmaraş by giving the title of Heroism by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey on February 7, 1973, due to the resistance shown by the people during the War of Independence, we started our tour with Hatuniye mosque and then Taşhan, historical Maraş bazaar, Çukur bath, Katip Inn, Sütçü İmam Monument, Taş madrasah. We visit the Grand Mosque and after our free time, we go to Maraş Castle and visit the Miniature Liberation Museum located there. Then we meet our vehicle and set off to go to Gaziantep. Accommodation and dinner at our hotel.

 
Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Extra
Dinner: At the hotel
Hotel to stay: http://www.gaziantepsafirotel.com/tr/

4. Day GAZİANTEP - HALFETİ - ŞANLIURFA

After breakfast at the hotel, we start our trip to Gaziantep, which received the title of "Gazi" in 1927 with the glorious resistance, with Zeugma Mosaic Museum, one of the richest mosaic museums in the world. We will trace many mythological stories in the rich mosaic collection unearthed in the last 15 years from Zeugma, the most important city of the Roman Empire in the east. Many archaeological pieces are also exhibited in the museum. Then, we will visit Yemeniciler Arastasi, Almacı Market with our guide and go to Tahmis Coffeehouse. Tahmis means the place where coffee is ground. In ancient times, coffee was pounded in large mortars made of walnuts, with tools made of black stone or the same tree. The historical Tahmis Coffeehouse was built by Mustafa Agha, the Turkmen Agha and Sanjak Bey, to bring income to the Lodge (Mevlevi Lodge). You can drink Menengiç coffee and shop for peanuts, copper and Yemeni during your free time in this two-storey building built in 1638. After completing our historical bazaar tours in Gaziantep, we meet our vehicle and move to Birecik. First, after seeing the Bald Ibis Birds (Milibis Baldibis) Conservation Station and getting information about this valuable species that is in danger of extinction, we come to Halfeti, which means Karagül, after a bus ride of about an hour. We watch the lands of Yavuzeli, Nizip and Şanlıurfa from one point and see the King's Daughter Cave, Greek Castle, Barşavma Monastery and St. Narses Church during our tour. After visiting Savaşan Village, part of which is under water, by boat, we depart for Şanlıurfa. After settling in our hotel, we go to the local culture Sıra Gecesi.


Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Extra
Dinner: It will be taken on the Sıra night.
Hotel to stay: http://www.akgolhotel.com/  or https://www.vizyonparkotel.com/ 

5. Day ŞANLIURFA - GÖBEKLİTEPE - HARRAN - MARDİN

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we will visit the Prophet Muhammad in Şanlıurfa. After visiting İbrahim'in Makamı, Gümrük Han, Halil-ür Rahman Mosque, Aynzeliha Park and Balıklı Lake, we give free time for shopping in the old bazaars and located near Şanlıurfa's Örencik Village, which hosts the first temples in the history of civilization in the world. We are going to Göbeklitepe Mound, which is on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list. The temples, which reflect the belief world of prehistoric people and are enriched with animist figures, have made Göbeklitepe one of the most important discoveries in the history of archaeology. Göbeklitepe, the first temple built during the time of hunter and gatherer human societies, which were far from the concepts of settlement and agriculture, before the city life began, is shown as the biggest archaeological discovery of recent years. The temple, which is still unanswered as to how it was designed approximately 12 thousand years ago, attracts all attention with the fact that it was built approximately 7,500 years before the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge in England. After our visit to Göbeklitepe, we go to Harran, where the world's first known Islamic University is located. In Harran, which is protected by the Conical Domed Harran Houses, which are found in only three regions in the world; After seeing the ruins of the Grand Mosque, the mound, the city walls, the castle, and one of the most beautiful traditional Harran houses, we move on to Mardin. Accommodation and dinner at our hotel.

 
Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Extra
Dinner: At the hotel
Hotel to stay:  http://www.artuklu.com/ or  https://www.yaygrand.com/tr

6. Day DARA ANCIENT CITY - DEYRULZAFARAN MONASTERY - KASIMIYE MEDRASAH - MARDIN

After having breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we go to the Ancient City of Dara, which was a garrison city during the Roman period and one of the first cities in the world where the dam and cistern system was used. After seeing the Dara Ruins, rock tombs, cisterns and dungeon structures, we meet our vehicle and after a short journey, we visit the Deyrulzafaran Monastery, the Old Patriarchal Center of the Assyrians. Here; We see the Church, Medical School, Temple of Sin, Baptistery, Tomb and then visit Kasımiye Madrasa, named after the Artuqid Ruler Kasım Bey. We have lunch in our free time and start walking around the city, starting from the old city center of Mardin. First, we visit Mardin Protestant Church. We pass through Cumhuriyet Square, see the Latifiye Mosque and visit the bazaars of Mardin. By photographing the world-famous Mardin stone houses made by Assyrian stonemasons, we get information about the Great Mosque, one of the important works of the Artuqid period, where the bearded sheriff of the Prophet Muhammad is located. After passing through the Jewelers' Bazaar and seeing the door of the Girls' Vocational High School, which is the symbol of the city, we visit the Chaldean Church, which was completed between 397-430, and see the Abbaras passing under the houses. After our free time for shopping in the city center, we check into our hotel.

 

Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Extra
Dinner: At the hotel
Hotel to stay: http://www.artuklu.com/ or https://www.yaygrand.com/tr

7. Day MİDYAT - HASAN KEYF - DİYARBAKIR - ANTALYA

After breakfast at the hotel, we move towards Midyat. In Midyat, which looks like a small Mardin, we see the District Governorship Guest House (seen from the outside), which has hosted the shooting of many famous TV series and is one of the most important examples of civil architecture in the region, Eski Han and Midyat streets, and we shop in Telkariciler Street. Then we arrive at Hasankeyf, which is under the waters of the Ilısu Dam. In Hasan Keyf, which has seen uninterrupted development due to being the crossing point of the Silk Road on the Tigris; We take a photo break next to the new bridge to see the traces of the Artuqids, Ayyubids and Ottomans. From here, after watching the entire Hasan Keyf, especially the Artuklu Bridge, we move on to Diyarbakır. We see the Diyarbakır Walls, which are the best preserved not only in our country but also in the world and are on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List. The current appearance of the walls, which have defied centuries, has survived to the present day after being renewed by the Byzantine Emperor Constantius II (349 A.D.), the son of Constantine, who rebuilt Istanbul as the Capital of Rome. Afterwards, we visit the Ulu Mosque and Social Complex, one of the oldest mosques in Anatolia, and the Hasan Pasha Inn, which was built by Hasan Pasha, who was the governor of Diyarbakır between 1572 and 1575. We see the Prophet Suleyman Mosque, Sülüklü Inn and visit the Four-Legged Minaret of the Sheikh Mutahhar Mosque, built by the Akkoyunlu ruler Kasım Bey. Then, after photographing the Keçiburcu Hevsel Gardens and the historical bridge over the Tigris River, popularly known as the ten-eyed bridge, after our free time, we go to Diyarbakır Airport and return to Antalya with the Sun Express 20:55 flight. We say goodbye to meet at the next organization.


Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Extra
Dinner: Extra

Date OptionsAvailabilityDouble Room
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17.09.2025 - 21.09.2025Ulaşımlı FiyatFree21.990,00 ₺25.990,00 ₺21.990,00 ₺0 - 2 Age 1.000,00 ₺
3 - 11 Age 20.990,00 ₺		0 - 2 Age 1.000,00 ₺
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08.10.2025 - 12.10.2025Ulaşımlı FiyatFree21.990,00 ₺25.990,00 ₺21.990,00 ₺0 - 2 Age 1.000,00 ₺
3 - 11 Age 20.990,00 ₺		0 - 2 Age 1.000,00 ₺
3 - 11 Age 20.990,00 ₺
22.10.2025 - 26.10.2025Ulaşımlı FiyatFree21.990,00 ₺25.990,00 ₺21.990,00 ₺0 - 2 Age 1.000,00 ₺
3 - 11 Age 20.990,00 ₺		0 - 2 Age 1.000,00 ₺
3 - 11 Age 20.990,00 ₺
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  • 6 Nights Hotel Accommodation
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  • Şanlıurfa Sıra Night
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