What not to miss in your 7-day Turkey Tour?

Planning a vacation to a different country can be confusing, and overwhelming. In a new country, there are so many places to go, so many things to do, so many different foods to try. One country that gives such a dilemma to foreign tourists is Turkey. 

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It has some of the most diverse geographical regions such as mountains, beaches, etc. It also has a heritage-rich cuisine which one needs to try. Planning a vacation to a different country can be confusing, and overwhelming. 

Read on to understand a quick list of some of the most magical places and activities one can enjoy during their visit to Turkey.

Top destinations in your 7-day Turkey tour

Following is the list of some remarkable places to visit in Turkey in your 7-day Turkey tour:

  • The Grand Bazaar

Located in Istanbul city, it would serve as the best first-day shopping spree place. There are thousands and thousands of shops spanning over multiple acres of land. 

It is a must to roam, window shop, and bargain for anything that catches your eye. Do not visit the market on a Sunday as the shops will be closed. Any weekday works best to do some shopping and strolling in Turkey.

  • Blue Mosque

Also located in Istanbul, this mosque encaptures great architectural art and has religious significance. It was built around 5 centuries ago and is called Blue Mosque since its insides are constructed with special blue tiles. 

The mosque will be full of people in the evening and night. There is also a light show at night.

  • Hagia Sophia

Hagia Sophia is heaven for people who like to witness historical artifacts. It is a museum containing the evidence of the rich culture of Turkey. The building in itself is a piece of art. 

It also is home to various art pieces from the ancient cultures that ruined the place. The entry fee to the museum is 72 Turkish lira or 2.02 USD.  

  • Underground Cities

The underground cities are some of the mysterious places in Turkey. And it goes without saying that you cannot miss witnessing these with your own eyes when you are in Cappadocia. 

These cities have been there since around 300 BC. It will cost you around 15 Turkish lira. 

  • Antalya

It is a city for adventurous souls. You can skydive, zipline, scuba dive and much more here. There are also phenomenal valleys and waterfalls like the Kursunula Falls. 

You can do a little picnic at the foot of this waterfall for the mere amount of 13 Turkish lira.

Top activities in your 7-day Turkey tour

Regardless of where you start your Turkey trip, here are some activities you absolutely cannot miss:

  • Hot air balloon ride

Looking at the astonishing landscapes like valleys, mountains and various architectural mountains from above is a one-of-a-kind experience. And you can experience a hot air balloon ride in the Nevsehir city in Turkey. 

  • Food

There is no one place to confine your exploration of Turkish cuisine to. Keep an open mind for food wherever you visit. However, if you are a fan of seafood, then you must visit the Galata Bridge on the Bosphorus River. Here, you get to try the fresh and delicious seafood cuisines of Turkey. When you get out of Istanbul and visit Cappadocia, you absolutely cannot miss the street food there.

  • Hiking

There are a number of hiking places which one cannot miss at any cost. Even if you are not the adventurous type, the skyline you will get to see makes the hike worth it. Some hiking places are: Lycian Valley, Love Valley, Carian Trail, etc.

  • Ferry ride

There is no better way to kick start your 7-day Turkey Tour but with a ferry ride on one of the most clear, blue and refreshing rivers in the world. The Bosphorus River in Istanbul has various ferry rides starting from the morning and one can always end this ride with some Turkish food. 

Conclusion

In the end, a seven-day trip to the heavenly country of Turkey might feel like it’s not enough. But, you can enjoy the best week of your life with the help of our list of the top destinations. 

Planning your next Turkey Tours require careful consideration of these locations and enjoying the country’s offerings.


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