DAY 1

Our tour starts with meeting with our guests. We continue to Tokat via Istanbul, Bolu and Amasya.

2 DAYS

   After our breakfast (Extra) in the morning, we arrive at Tokat, an important Anatolian city, which has been an important trade and culture center throughout its 6000-year history and has hosted 14 states and many principalities, with the advantage of being established on the fertile lands of the Yeşilırmak basin. We start to explore Sulu Street, which we will do on foot, by seeing the mansion, now known as Atatürk House, which belongs to former Tokat Deputy Mustafa Vasfi Süsoy, where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and his wife Latife Hanım were a guest on September 26, 1924. On our trip to Tokat, we visit the Soup Kitchen, the Tokat Museum, which is a wonderful museum with its renewed face. We give free time in Taşhan by seeing Gök Madrasa, one of the beautiful works of Seljuk architecture. You can find the opportunity to shop for writing, copper and local handicrafts. We see the inn and the Tokat Castle and the Rock Tombs, which look like an eagle's nest on the hill on which it leans, built for road safety in the Roman period, panoramically. We meet at the place and time indicated by our guide and set off for Sivas, the city of the Republic, where our Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk said "We founded the Republic here". We visit the Sivas Congress Building, which is used as a museum today, as our first travel destination in Sivas, as the last congress of the Congresses Period, and where Mutafa Kemal Atatürk started the de facto civil struggle with the article "Mandate and Protectorate is Not Acceptable". Afterwards, we visit the Double Minaret Madrasa, Buruciye Madrasa, Şifahane Madrasa, which are architectural works of the Seljuk and Ottoman Periods. From the outside, we see the Ulu Mosque, which amazes those who see it with its curved minaret, and the Gök Madrasa, which was built by the Architect Kaluytan in 1271 by the owner Ata Fahrettin Ali. (Both are closed due to renovations.) We give free time by seeing our Madımak Hotel, which shook our hearts deeply. Sivas is famous for its handmade pocketknives, knives and bone combs. Guests who wish can shop for gifts, and guests who wish can drink tea and coffee. Here we end the day and arrive at our hotel where we will stay. Dinner and accomodation in our hotel.

3 DAYS

   After breakfast at our hotel, we leave our hotel, see Erzincan as a panoramic and take a short break in Bakırcılar Çarşısı. We are going to Ekşisu Recreation Area, where mineral water, the brand of Erzincan, comes out. Here we take a break for tea, coffee and mineral water. Then we reach Tercan district. Sons of Saltuk Ruler II. After seeing the tomb and caravanserai of Izzettin Saltuk's daughter Mama Hatun, which draws attention with its unique architecture, we arrive at Erzurum, the land of Dadaşlar, via Aşkale. We start touring Erzurum. We start with the Yakutiye Madrasa, which was repaired by the Ministry of Tourism in 1991 and is still used as a museum. After visiting the mosque, which is the first Ottoman Mosque in Erzurum and built by Lala Mustafa Pasha by Mimar Sinan, who was the chief architect of the period, and which is named after him today, we give free time at Rüstem Pasha Caravanserai (Tashan). In the free time we will give you, you can visit the Oltu Stone Bazaars and do shopping. Then, after visiting the Double Minaret Madrasa, Üç Kümbetler and Ulu Mosque, which is the symbol of Erzurum, and a pleasant walk between Erzurum Houses, we will take a panoramic view of the Erzurum defense and the Aziziye-Mecidiye Bastion, which includes the tomb of Nene Hatun, one of the greatest heroes of Anatolia. as we see. Then, following the footsteps of Mustafa Kemal, we tour the 23 July Congress Building. Erzurum Congress held on 23 July was held in a hall on the first floor of this building, which served as the High School (High School). By living here in its historical place, we will once again understand the main duties of Erzurum in the journey of liberation and the city's share in Kurtuluş. We arrive at our hotel after our congress tour. Dinner and accomodation in our hotel.

4 DAYS

   After our breakfast at our hotel, our journey became enjoyable with the explanations of our guide as we passed through the region where the Pasinler Pitched Battle, the first major battle between the Seljuks and Byzantines in the centuries-old battles, took place. After seeing and photographing the Çobandede Bridge, we continue on our way. Examples of Fairy Chimneys on our way through Khorasan and obs We see the idyen beds panoramically. After a photo break at the Martyrs' Monument, which was designed to commemorate our 90,000 martyred soldiers, we go to the Ani Ruins, located on the edge of Arpacay, which constitutes our border with Armenia. Ani was the largest and richest city in the region 1000 years ago. You will immediately understand this from the monumental structures that we will see in the ruins. We visit the Cathedral, Surp Kirkor, Surp Pirgiç (Keveli Church), Seljuk Artifacts Menucehr Mosque, Ebul Muhammeran Mosque, Sultan Palace among the most important works of Armenian - Georgian culture. Afterwards, Kars, a city full of life with its lively streets and very different from the surrounding cities such as Erzurum, Ağrı and Iğdır with its eastern and western features, was rebuilt during the Russian occupation for 40 years after 1877 and is one of the centers where Baltic architecture can be observed in our country. We start our tour. We see streets intersecting each other at 90 degrees, buildings with ornamented facades of cut stone and many more. Kars Caucasian Front Museum (Bloody Bastion), Cheltikov House, Historical Stone Bridge, Historical Ottoman Baths where Pushkin, known as the Sun of Russian Poetry, was also bathed, Evliya (Abu'l Hasan Harekani) Mosque, Kümbet Mosque (12 Apostles Church), Revenue Office (The City's First Theatre), Governor's Mansion (Merchant Stavişku House). We see Kars Castle as a panoramic view. After our tours, we settle into our hotel.

5 DAYS

  After breakfast at our hotel in the morning, we take the Digor - Tuzluca road for a long time parallel to the Armenian border and reach Iğdır at an altitude of 850. If you look carefully, you can also see Yerevan's Houses and Metzamor Nuclear Power Plant, which was established very close to our border. Called the Çukurova of the East, Iğdır is squeezed between high mountains and has a much softer and milder climate than its surroundings, and all kinds of vegetables and fruits, even cotton, are grown in the plain. 5137 m. We will stop at a suitable point to photograph Mount Ararat, which is the highest mountain of our country with its height, and take a photo break. We pass to Doğu Beyazıt, at an altitude of 1625. We visit Ishak Pasha Palace, which is the second largest building complex after Topkapi Palace and is considered the largest monumental structure of the Tulip Era, which took 99 years to build. This 220-year-old palace has been the symbol of all Eastern Anatolia since the day it was built. A magnificent palace structure with 116 rooms awaits us, with its location overlooking the whole plain and its monumental gates, each one more unique than the other. After our palace tour, we continue on our way. After our journey through the Tendürek Mountains accompanied by volcanic images, we will see the areas where the famous war took place while passing through the Çaldıran Plain. Our next stop is the Natural Suspension Bridge, which flows enthusiastically over the Bend-i Mahi Stream, and we watch the flow of the waterfall in this fascinating place, dazzling with its natural beauty. After having some fun at the magnificent waterfall, we reach Van, the "Land of the Sun" surrounded by mountains. We have the opportunity to see the Van Castle, which is considered the capital of the Urartians. In the Van Castle, which hosts a magnificent view on the shore of the lake, we will have the opportunity to see the monumental Urartian Inscriptions, as well as many Urartian buildings. We get the opportunity to go to the Silver Workshop to get information about the Savat and Arubani Arts, the famous Urartian silver art of Van, and stop by the Van Cat House. After a short break, we arrive at our hotel. Dinner and accomodation in our hotel.

6 DAYS

After breakfast at our hotel, we make a panoramic Van Tour. We see Edremit panoramically. We are moving in the direction of Gevaş. With the boat waiting for us, we pass to Akdamar Island on Lake Van. We visit Akdamar Church, which has become the subject of legends on the island and is one of the first schools to train priests in the world. We carefully examine the stone reliefs of scenes and mythological events taken from the Bible, Torah and Quran on the outer walls of the church. We cross the Kuskunkıran Pass (2234 m) and reach Tatvan. Arrival at our hotel and accommodation.

(Extra) We get on our minibuses waiting for us and go to the Nemrut Crater Lake (caldera), the world's second and Turkey's largest crater lake, named after Nemrut, the Babylonian ruler who lived in 2100 BC. You will feel yourself in a different world in an incredible geography. After a short walk and the photos we will take, we return to Tatvan.

7 DAYS

The morning breakfast taken at our hotel in the morning, we start our journey about. During the journey, passing by Bitlis, the first city that gained independence among the provinces occupied in Anatolia with the First World War, Güroymak, formerly known as Norşin, became a district in 1988, and "Muşa" meaning "Water, Fertile and Grassland" in Hebrew. Muş, which is claimed to come from the word ”, was built as a province in 1936.

The name of Çapakçur, which became a city center in 1945, was changed, passing through Bingöl, passing over Perisuyu Stream, which takes its source from Erzurum and forms the border of Elazığ - Tunceli, and follows the Munzur River, which is 144 km long. We reach Tunceli, which came under the domination of the Turks, became a province of Dersim with the proclamation of the Republic, became a province with the name "Kalan" in 1946, and its name was changed by Atatürk. After the Tunceli Cem House Visit and Tunceli center tour, after lunch break, crossing by ferry over Keban Dam Pond with a 675 km² lake area, crossing by ferry over Keban Dam Pond with a 675 km² lake area, and being submerged in Keban Dam Lake today, today We take a short trip by watching Pertek Castle, which is located on an island. In the direction of Salkaya, Elazig was given the name El'Azik, meaning granary, abundance and fertility, by Atatürk in 1937, and later on, in the hands of the Turks in 1085, under the rule of Shah Ismail in 1507, and Harput was conquered by the Ottoman army after the Battle of Çaldıran in 1516. We reach . Here, passing in front of the Kurşunlu Mosque, which was built by the Çarsancak Bey Osman Ağa between 1738 and 1739, and visiting the Ulu Mosque, which was built by the Artuqid ruler Fahrettin Karaaslan in the 12th century, and which was founded by the Urartu Kingdom in the 8th century BC, Artuklu Bey Balak Gazi' We reach our hotel in Elazig after photographing Harput Castle, which was the center of the government of the Ottoman Empire and the Seljuk Bey Alaeddin Keykubad, because of the water shortage experienced during its construction, so milk was used instead of water for its mortar. Dinner and accomodation in our hotel.

DAY 8

  After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we move on to Battalgazi (Old Malatya), the Grand Mosque, Silahtar Mustafa Pasha Caravanserai, Apricot Exchange, and then to Darende, in the center of Malatya. After visiting the Somuncu Baba Tomb in Tohma Canyon and having free time in the Canyon, we start our return journey with the Kayseri - Ankara route. After the necessary breaks, we start the return journey.