Hospitalitiy : Visitors to Turkey are often pleasantly suprised by the friendliness of Turkish people, who will go out of their way to assist and happily spend time with you.

Hospitality is a cornerstone of Turkish culture and Turks believe that visitors should be treated as Guests sent by God. They welcome the opportunity to meet foreing visitors.

Istanbul : Istanbul is truly a world city, which everyone should visit at least once in their life time. The only city in the world located on the two continents, which has been capital of great three empires, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empire for more than 2000 years.

Ephesus : On the south - west coast of modern Turkey. This enclosure for archaeological remains at Ephesus elegantly reconciles historic conversation with accessiblity for visitors. Ephesus was the fourth largest city in the eastern Roman Empire, famous for Artemesium and the Library of Celsus.

Cappadocia : Cappadocia was one of the most important places in the spreading periods of the Christian religion. The first christians trying to escape from the Roman soldiers who wanted to avoid the spreading of the Christian religion have settled in the region of Cappadocia. In these cities made in form of rooms connected to each others some of the rooms were connected to each other only with the tunnels tight and permitting passing of just a person.

Pamukkale : Pamukkale is one of Turkey’s top attractions and a precious in the world with its cotton-look terraces. The underground water once gave life to the ancient city of Hierapolis now helps Pamukkale be one of the most important thermal centers of Turkey.

Canakkale : Canakkale has witnessed two important battes in history. One of them is mythological of Troy which Homer immortalized in hi lliad. The other one is Battle of Canakkale which took place during World War 1 when Turkis troops under the commad of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk maintained the defense of the region against enemy forced. Here you can see ruing of city walls and in addition to the Wooden Horse of Troy.