Eastern Turkey is a mix of civilizations, welcoming people, unforgettable flavors and most mysterious lands. You can take an extraordinary journey off the beaten path and explore some of the world’s most significant historical sites and cultural hubs.

In Sanliurfa, you can visit Gobekli Tepe, the world’s oldest temple, which reshaped our understanding of human history, Abraham’s Cave, and the Pool of Abraham.

In Mardin, you can wander through narrow, winding alleys, admiring its unique stone architecture and the peaceful coexistence of different cultures.

Gaziantep and Hatay are other popular cities in Eastern Turkey where the air is filled with the aromas of world-renowned cuisine, promising a feast for your senses. Also famous for its mosaic museums with stunning examples of ancient mosaics.

Mount Nemrut in Adiyaman, is another important point where you can explore a breathtaking site dedicated to an ancient king.

Van is famous for its serene natural beauty, its vast shimmering lake, a natural wonder that adds a final touch to this incredible expedition. Also, it is the home of the famous Van cats with two-colored eyes and sites of Urartian remains.

Eastern Turkey is not just a trip; it’s an immersive experience that connects you to the deep soul of the country.