Trip to Turkey in January – Turkey International Vacation Packages
Trip to Turkey in January
“THE WORLD IS A BOOK AND THOSE WHO DO NOT TRAVEL READ ONLY A
PAGE.” ~ SAINT AUGUSTINE
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Traveling elevates and transforms us into a better version of
ourselves every time we travel apart from exploring experiences and discoveries
about people, the culture around the world, So Why Not! And this time I gave myself an option of reading
pages from vivacious Turkey. Little we knew about the place because of
internet, made us more curious and we planned for our trip to Turkey. Hence we
decide to get some help from Wizfair, who made everything easy and hassle-
free. For our trip to Turkey in January.
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The weather of Turkey in January
Turkey is popular as a summer destination among travelers,
but you can visit the country all year round according to your interests, time
availability and of course! When your boss grants you leave for the same. If
you are not- so fond of traveling in summers, then you can plan tour trip to
Turkey in late October, November, December, and January. We chose January
because these are the best times, as the temperature is low, usually, weather is
pleasant but you may have to bear rainfall and extreme cold temperatures at
times, but that’s alright as you don’t have to face much crowd. Carry woolens and warm dresses, you need to
dress- up appropriately here, that’s really important. You will enjoy the snowy
landscape of the destination and this is the best way to revel in Christmas New
Year celebrations.
6 Places to Visit on Your Trip to Turkey in January
If you are looking for a fun-filled and exhilarating holiday,
you must visit these top 6 places on your trip to Turkey.
1. The Grand Bazaar – Istanbul, Turkey
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| The Grand Bazaar- Istanbul, Turkey |
Our drive to our hotel from the airport after landing in
Istanbul was more than sufficient to mesmerize us with an enormous amount of the beauty of the city, along with relishing a glimpse of enticing river Bosphorus. After
getting over rest and sleep, we decided to explore some places in the vicinity.
We started with Grand Bazaar, The place is a jumbo shopping house offering
elegant traditional showpieces, pretty lamps, and gorgeous outfits. The bazaar
embodies over 4,000 shops with 61 covered sheets over the market. We finished our first tour day with the
yummiest meal of Kanafeh.
2. Pasabag Valley – Cappadocia, Turkey
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| Pasabag Valley- Cappadocia, Turkey |
Our target for the next day was to visit Cappadocia, We woke up
early and took our flight to Kayseri. From there we took a cab to travel to
Cappadocia. Not wasting any time, we started visiting valleys, we explored Pasabag
valley and we were quite impressed by the valley’s beauty, though the place
gets overcrowded after a while it is pretty manageable. The instagramable
site aids you in vibrant backgrounds to click beautiful pictures. Then we enjoyed
Pasabag ‘Fairy Chimney’s” valley tour, it is a historic tour that covers some
of the best highlights around Cappadocia. The place is worth a visit, you will
definitely love it!
3. Goreme Open Air Museum – Cappadocia, Turkey
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| Goreme Open Air Museum- Cappadocia, Turkey |
The popular Gerome Open Air Museum is just 7 km away from
Pasabag valley, we went directly to the open-air museum from Pasabag. It took
not more than 15 minutes drive for us to reach the place. The Unesco World Heritage
site is one of the favorite places to visit in Turkey, it is on every
traveler’s wish list. If you are fond of art, you can go to see Byzantine caves
wall painting in Byzantine Cave church. We also enjoyed the picturesque views
of Gerome Valley from Uchisar Castle (tall rock, famous as the est region in
Gerome Valley). We had our lunch in a local restaurant after completing our tour
to Cappadocia.
4. Pamukkale Thermal Water Terrace – Pamukkale, Turkey
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| Pamukkale Thermal Water Terrace- Pamukkale, Turkey |
After our delicious breakfast at white house restaurant and
café in Pamukkale, we delve into unique experience of hot water of the streams.
The thermal water terraces are undeniably a masterpiece that looks so surreal
to eyes. These oyster- shell-shaped water terraces and pools are formed by
ancient hot springs. We went to explore this huge and very popular open-air
theatre of old times. Then we decided to take a stroll on foot on the coastline.
We recorded so many breathtaking moments in our cameras and came back to hotel
for some sleep.
5. Temple Of Artemis – Ephesus City, Turkey
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| Temple of Artemis- Ephesus City, Turkey |
We woke up around 8 and got ready to explore Ephesus city
post-breakfast rituals. The magnificent city was one of the even wonders of the
world. The temple of Artemis was originally built by Croesus, king of Lydia,
which was reconstructed after being burnt by Herostratus. Well let’s not get into
the history we witnessed the copy statue of Famous statue of Artemis, It
looks like mummy like goddess standing firm with her hands extended outwards.
The original statue was made of gold, silver, and black gold. We also spent some time in Virgin Mary and
finished our day with delicious pasta in dinner on our way back to hotel.
6. Blue Mosque – Istanbul, Turkey
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| The Blue Mosque- Istanbul, Turkey |
Blue
Mosque is one of the most popular attractions in the world so a visit was
mandatory no! After we reached Istanbul, we wanted to complete our tour in an
exhilarating way. We had our breakfast and started our Istanbul tour. We went
to Blue Mosque, the iconic historical attraction is known for its blue tiles
surrounding the walls of interior design. So here is advice, visit the
mosque in early morning hours and avoid visiting during pray hours. One more
advice for you, do not wear shorts to the mosque. We also went to Topakapi
palace and Hippodrome and had enough incredible memories to cherish back there
at home.
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