Experience the rich history and cultural depth of Southeast Turkey on this immersive Mesopotamia tour, exploring the lands where civilization first emerged. From the monumental statues of Mount Nemrut to the sacred city of Şanlıurfa and the world’s oldest temple at Göbeklitepe, this journey reveals thousands of years of human history.
Discover the impressive city walls of Diyarbakır, the ancient riverside settlement of Hasankeyf, and the golden stone architecture of Mardin. Wander through Midyat, the heart of Syriac heritage, and enjoy the renowned culinary traditions of Gaziantep, famous for its baklava and regional flavors. This carefully designed itinerary blends archaeology, spirituality, culture, and local life, offering an unforgettable journey through Upper Mesopotamia.
Visit Mount Nemrut, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Explore Göbeklitepe, the world’s oldest known temple
Experience the spiritual atmosphere of Şanlıurfa
Walk the historic city walls of Diyarbakır
Discover ancient Hasankeyf along the Tigris River
Wander the stone streets of Mardin and Midyat
Taste the world-famous cuisine of Gaziantep
Departure from Diyarbakır or Batman Airport
The tour is fully customizable and can be tailored to suit personal preferences, special interests, and travel dates.Guest in maximum
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The tour is designed as an 8-day itinerary, including arrival and departure days. The duration can be adjusted upon request.
The tour starts in Gaziantep and ends with a departure flight from Diyarbakır or Batman Airport.
Yes, the tour is suitable for most age groups with a general level of fitness. Some sites involve walking on uneven surfaces, stairs, or inclines, particularly at archaeological locations.
This is a moderate-level tour. Daily sightseeing includes walking through historic towns, archaeological sites, and old city streets. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
The best times to visit Southeast Turkey are spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October), when the weather is mild and ideal for sightseeing.
Yes. Many sites are religious or culturally significant. Modest dress is recommended, especially when visiting mosques, shrines, and monasteries.
Yes, solo travelers are welcome. The tour can be arranged as a private or small-group experience.
Southeast Turkey is renowned for its rich and diverse cuisine. Guests can expect regional specialties unique to each city, with options to accommodate dietary preferences when possible.
Some travel days include overland transfers between cities; however, routes are planned efficiently with sightseeing stops along the way.
Absolutely. From ancient ruins and stone cities to vibrant bazaars and sweeping landscapes, the tour offers excellent photography opportunities.
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