Located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Turkey is a wonderful tourist destination packed with ancient monuments and natural scenery. This Eurasian country is blessed with rich culture, culinary variety, and vast history.

No wonder, holiday packages for Turkey win over travelers who venture here for its glorious landscapes, sun soaked Mediterranean, mighty mountains, and arid steppe. Turkey tour packages provide an alluring escape from the usual hustle-bustle of daily life. Aptly describing its tourism tagline “Unrush your world,” Turkey is surrounded by an unrushed vibe. If you are looking forward for a relaxing vacation, Turkey is your best escape. This middle east wonderland offers a perfect melange of mystic and modern. Bridging the gap between Europe and Asia, the country has always been a trade centre for both and has been home to ancient silk roads. Some of the key cities to visit in Turkey include Istanbul, Antalya, Cappadocia, Ankara, Izmir, and Kusadasi.

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Adventurous Antalya - 4 Nights Package - Tour

Adventurous Antalya - 4 Nights Package

  • 4 Nights 5 Days
  • Arnavutköy, İstanbul
₹ 51,000View Details
Discover best of  Turkey - Tour

Discover best of Turkey

  • 6 Nights 7 Days
  • Arnavutköy, İstanbul
₹ 57,888View Details
Short break to Istanbul - Tour

Short break to Istanbul

  • 3 Nights 4 Days
  • Arnavutköy, İstanbul
₹ 26,600View Details
Amazing Turkey Tour - Tour

Amazing Turkey Tour

  • 7 Nights 8 Days
  • Arnavutköy, İstanbul
₹ 95,000View Details
Wonderful Turkey- 6 Nights/7 days Package - Tour

Wonderful Turkey- 6 Nights/7 days Package

  • 6 Nights 7 Days
  • Arnavutköy, İstanbul
₹ 75,000View Details
Incredible Turkey - 5 Nights/6 days Package - Tour

Incredible Turkey - 5 Nights/6 days Package

  • 5 Nights 6 Days
  • Arnavutköy, İstanbul
₹ 55,950View Details

10 Best Places To Visit With Turkey Tour Packages

There are numerous attractions in Turkey that travelers can visit on their vacation. To witness the best of the place Some of the top-rated ones are:

1. Ephesus

What’s Special: Historical sites, ancient ruins

Nearby Attractions: Selcuk, Isa Bey Mosque, Roman Aqueduct, Bibliothèque de Celsus, State AgoraState Agora, Temple of Hardian

Major Attractions: Library of Celsus, Terraced Houses, Great Theatre, Basilica of St. John, Temple of Artemis, Meryemana

Transportation Options: Bus, taxi

This city displays the mighty ruins of colossal monuments. Tourists should not miss out on the House of Virgin Mary, Scholastica Baths, Celcius Library, Temple of Artemis, St. John Basilica, and Archeological Museum of Ephesus.

2. Istanbul

What’s Special: History, Culture, natural sceneries, medieval architecture

Nearby Attractions: Esenyurt, Gebze, Bursa, Belgrad Forest, Prince Islands, Cappadocia, Edirne, Blue Mosque

Major Attractions: Galata Tower, Istanbul Archaeological Museum, Basilica Cistern, Suleymaniye Mosque, Hagia Sophia Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Hippodrome

Transportation Options: Taxi, cab, bus, trams

One of the most-visited places in Turkey, Istanbul takes pride in its mosques, museums, monuments, and natural vistas. For enjoying a family vacation or honeymoon, you can surely consider this destination. There are numerous attractions that allow you to witness the best of the destination. Dolmabahce Palace, the Beylerbeyi Palace, Kanlica, and Anatolian Fortress, Suleymaniye Mosque, Hagia (St.) Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Hippodrome that houses Obelisk of Theodosius, Serpentine Column, and German Fountain of Wilhelm II make it an absolute must in Turkey travel packages.

3. Cappadocia

What’s Special: Hot air balloon rides, distinctive rock formation, rich historical heritage

Nearby Attractions: Çavusin, Soganli, Uçhisar

Major Attractions: 3 Goreme Open Air Museum, Goreme Open Air Museum, Pasabag, Derinkuyu Underground City, Uchisar Castle, Red Rose Valley

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi

One of the most offbeat places to visit in Turkey, Cappadocia is best known for its scenic views that you can enjoy with hot air balloon rides. Besides this, the dramatic rock formations, and alluring valleys add great charm to its beauty. To witness the best of the place, make sure to visit Pigeon Valley, Uchisar Castle, Kaymakli Underground City, Ihlara Valley, and Yaprakhisar Monastery.

4. Pamukkale

What’s Special: Pure-white travertines, scenic views, photography site

Nearby Attractions: Denizli, Geveze, Sarayköy

Major Attractions: Hierapolis City Ruins, Pamukkale's Antique Pool, Aphrodisias, Pamukkale Thermal Pools, Travertines, Hierapolis Theater, Hieropolis Museum

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi

Here, pure white travertine terraces cascade down the slope resembling an out-of-place snow field amidst the green landscape. The place makes a wonderful spot for photographers to capture some awe-inspiring pictures. Ancient ruins of the City of Hierapolis with its basilica, theatre, Roman Bath, and Necropolis are also must-visits.

5. Ankara

What’s Special: The city is famous for its long-haired Angora goat and famous wool (mohair)

Nearby Attractions: Citadel

Major Attractions: Ankara Castle, Atakule, Roman Bath, Genclik Park, Maltepe Mosque, Kuyumcular Çar??s? in Beypazar?, Kizilay Square

Transportation Options: Tram, bus, taxi, cab, rented bicycle

The second largest city in Turkey, Ankara is positioned on the Eastern Edge of the great High Anatolian Plateau. This destination is best known for its alluring yellow wheat fields, a huge number of the Steppe, and young volcanoes that captivates vacationers from all across the globe. To make the most of your Turkey holiday package, make sure to visit the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Anitkabir. Also if you want to cut down your Turkey travel cost from India, the affordable hotels and resorts in Ankara will surely help you enjoy a holiday in your budget.

6. Pergamum

What’s Special: Beautiful architecture, ancient ruins

Nearby Attractions: Alaçati Village, Bozcaada Island, Assos

Major Attractions: Red Basilica, Bergama Archaeological Museum, Bozcaada, Ayvalik

Transportation Options: Cab, taxi

The Pergamum is one of the most romantically placed ancient Pergamum in modern-day Bergama. Home to one of the ancient world’s most important libraries, the temple remnants now preside dramatically on a hilltop. The place is best to explore with an Acropolis area and a theater cut into the hillside with beautiful panoramic views.

7. Ani

What’s Special: Ancient monumental buildings, historical significance

Nearby Attractions: Castle of Kars, Kars Müzesi

Major Attractions: Ani Cathedral, Tigran Honents, Ani Harabeleri, The City Walls, The Church of Saint Gregory, The Church of the Hripsimian Virgins, Kars Castle

Transportation Options: Rented car, cab, bus

Residing beside the closed border of Armenia, Ani is a medieval Armenian city. A part of Turkey now, this ancient city is considered a no man’s land. With ruined monumental architecture, underground caves and an eerie environment, Ani offers a peek into the glorious ancient history of the region and the impending doom that followed. This city of Turkey is a must visit to experience the various shades of Turkey and learn its history.

8. Safranbolu

What’s Special: Historic atmosphere, unique souvenirs, well preserved Ottoman Turkish houses

Nearby Attractions: Nostalji Gezi Evi, Canyon of Tokatli

Major Attractions: Köprülü Mehmet Pasa Mosque, Kent Museum, Yörük Köyü, Safranbolu Evleri, Crystal Glass Terrace, Bulak Mencilis Magarasi

Transportation Options: Bus, cab, taxi

Stroll around the streets of Safranbolu and breathe in the antique aroma of this town. Popularly known as the Ottoman town, Safranbolu in Turkey is a great place to shop for souvenirs and experience the old world ambience.

9. Antalya

What’s Special: Mesmerizing beaches with crystal blue waters

Nearby Attractions: Lara Beach, Antalya Muzesi

Major Attractions: Land of Legends, Olympos Teleferik, Köprülü Kanyon, Antalya Museum, Yivli Minare, Roman Fortress, Düden Waterfalls, Hadrian Castle Gate, Konyaalti Beach

Transportation Options: Bus, taxi, cab

Popularly called the Turkish resort city, Antalya is one of the most populous cities of Turkey. Home to gorgeous beaches in turkey and Turkey’s best Museum, Antalya is an astoundingly remarkable city with a plethora of memorable places to visit and things to do. Resting in the Mediterranean region of Turkey, this city is a perfect blend of Turkey’s traditional culture and stunning contemporary environs. To make the most of your Turkey trip from india, don’t forget to add Antalya to your itinerary.

10. Ölüdeniz

What’s Special: Known as Turkey’s Blue lagoon with crystal clear turquoise waters and white-sand beaches.

Nearby Attractions: Amyntas Rock Tombs, Babadag

Major Attractions: Kidrak Natural Park, Oludeniz Waterworld Aquapark, Suncity Beach Club, Oludeniz Milli Parki, The Grand Ucel Aqua Park

Transportation Options: Taxi, cab

Nestled amidst the southwest coast of Turkey, Ölüdeniz is known for its picturesque environs, lush greenery, paradisiacal beaches with turquoise waters and spotless shores. This world-renowned ‘resort village’ offers an awe-inspiring view of nature’s glory and various thrilling activities, including paragliding.

 

How to Reach Turkey?

Connected by airways, roadways, railways, and waterways, Turkey can be easily reached from various countries. To reach Turkey from India, regular flights fly from Delhi and Mumbai to Turkey. Tourists can easily land in the country with Turkey packages. Within Turkey, vacationers can easily commute through planes, buses, trains, and cars. These modes of transport smoothly connect cities, enabling holidaymakers to move around easily. So figure out how to reach Turkey, make your travel plans and choose from one of the customizable packages provided by TravelTriangle. Read on to explore exclusive packages and know the turkey trip cost from India. A few ways to reach Turkey from India are:

By Air

You can easily find flights from cities like Mumbai, Delhi or Bangalore in India. There are options of direct as well as stopover flights from India and the time taken for traveling from Mumbai is approximately 6 hours. Some major airports in Turkey are Istanbul Ataturk Airport, Ankara Esenboga Airport and Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport.

By Sea

Turkey has many beautiful ports and serves as a docking point for several Mediterranean cruise ships. Individuals can embark on a luxurious journey along the glittering waters and dock in places like Istanbul, Bodrum, Izmir or Antalya.

Best Time To Visit Turkey

Turkey is a beautiful destination with some of the best places to explore on your vacation. Here is when you can best visit the city for a wonderful experience.

Spring (March to May)

Travelers visit it round the year, however the best time to visit Turkey is in spring (March to mid-June) when the streets offer the perfect ambiance to stroll around and absorb the beauty of the destination. The gardens are decorated with multi-colored flowers and the place remains lively throughout the season.

Summer (June to August)

Turkey remains typically hot in the months of June, July and August. The weather is extremely dry but the weather is perfect to enjoy the Mediterranean coastline of the destination.

Autumn (September to November)

The temperature during the autumn months fluctuates between 12 to 29 degree celsius. Autumn in Turkey is breathtaking and it is a great time to explore the city. Ideally this is a great time to visit the ancient temples and turquoise coast of the destination.

Winter (December to February)

The winter months generally experience very low temperature. If you wish to experience snowfall, this is the best time of the year to visit Turkey.

As a majority of travelers visiting Turkey hail from India, several tour packages from India are booked frequently. People from India can find all sorts of dishes from India as well, be it South Indian or North Indian, which is again a favorable aspect for Indian travelers.