"Turkey is a country of Europe, a country of Asia, a Middle Eastern country, a Caucasian country, a Balkan country, Africa's neighbor, a Black Sea country, a country at the shore of the Caspian Sea, all of these." - Ahmet Davutoglu

Turkey is a land of contrast and deep history. Aside from the great trade routes of history and breathtaking landscapes, Turkey offers a myriad of flavors that are not available anywhere else on Earth. The timeless streets of Istanbul, the ancient ruins of Troy and Ephesus, and the surreal landscapes of Cappadocia offer treasure troves for history enthusiasts. The country's cultural tapestry, formed at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is equally rich, with vibrant bazaars, delectable cuisine featuring mouthwatering dishes like baklava, mezes, and kebabs, and traditional music punctuated by the hypnotizing rhythms of the Mehter.

Nature lovers will also find Turkey irresistible. Its stunning Mediterranean coastline, fine beaches, and awe-inspiring natural wonders, like Pamukkale's travertine terraces, make it a memorable destination. There are many ways to soak up the country's beauty. Soar over the fairy chimneys in a hot air balloon, explore its bustling markets, or enjoy a relaxing soak in a thermal spring. Turkey has a unique and unforgettable destination in store for every type of traveler.

Turkey's unique heritage makes It an exceptional travel destination. At the heart of Turkey’s unique charm is its fascinating people, with their warm hospitality and a blend of contemporary living and tradition that captivates every traveler, leaving them yearning for more. Let OKSite guide you through this enchanting country as we show you the best Turkey tour packages from Kuwait.

Istanbul

Istanbul can be categorized along with Paris, London, and New York among the most visited cities worldwide. For those looking for an incomparable gateway to Europe, Istanbul’s location, straddling Europe and Asia, makes it the perfect city to start your journey. 

This traditional yet modern city has a lot to offer to the senses. The sights, sounds, tastes, and the scent of Istanbul are pleasingly memorable and soothing. The inexorable tides of history formed distinctive neighborhoods, such as the Sultanahmet and Eminönü. These two must-see neighborhoods are the perfect example of why the perception of Istanbul can vary widely depending on the area a traveler visits. 

Visit the stunning and grandiose beauty of the Hagia Sophia and Istanbul's many beautiful mosques, explore the Grand Bazaar, or stay in a room in the Uskudar district, where the city's best dining locations are relatively close by.

To punctuate a truly memorable and luxurious stay, book a Bosphorus sunset cruise on a yacht. You'll have a unique view of the city while cruising on one of history's most storied bodies of water.

Cappadocia

Many travelers consider Cappadocia to be the highlight of their visit to Turkey. The region's rare beauty is on full display in places like the Göreme National Park. Explore the region's Byzantine tombs carved into the soft volcanic rock. Meanwhile, the troglodyte hotels, carved into rocky hillsides, offer an unforgettable stay in rooms sculpted by nature. At the heart of Cappadocia's stunning landscape is the ancient castle at Üçhisar, which offers sweeping views of the region. This vast region can be explored by soaring in a balloon or staying at Üçhisar to soak in its unforgettable sunrise.

Bodrum

The Saint Tropez of Turkey, Bodrum, is a glamorous and vibrant destination that attracts visitors who seek stunning landscapes, rich history, and a lively and modern atmosphere. Bodrum, located on the Aegean coast, has crystal-clear waters, stunning beaches, and dramatic coastal scenery. Bodrum also offers riches from history, such as the former Castle of St. Peter, built in the 15th century, now housing the Museum of Underwater Archeology, showcasing pieces recovered from its storied waters.

Bodrum is famous for its nightlife and many trendy beach clubs, restaurants, and bars. The city's art scene features numerous galleries, live performances, and cultural festivals. Explore the city's narrow streets lined with whitewashed houses adorned with bougainvillea, indulge in local fresh seafood, and visit the nearby ancient ruins at the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, the site of one of the ancient world's Seven Wonders.

Pamukkale

Translated directly from the words for "cotton castle," Pamukkale is known for its sparkling white formations created by calcium oxide collecting to form large natural terraces bearing natural swimming pools. Though it may be challenging to bathe in these natural pools, you can still enjoy a moment of relaxation by staying in one of Pamukkale's thermal hotels.

Antalya

Another stunning and picturesque Turkish city by the coast is Antalya. Nearby are Roman and Greek ruins, while the city itself has narrow cobblestone streets, Ottoman-era houses, and ancient Roman structures showcasing the city's rich history, punctuated by Hadrian's Gate, built in 130 A.D.

Antalya serves as a jumping-off point to some of Turkey's most spectacular natural attractions, such as the Düden Waterfalls, the Chimaera with its eternally burning flames from its rocks, and the ancient ruins of Aspendos, Termessos, and Perge. The area has fine beaches, such as the Lara and the Konyaalti, with their modern attractions, fine dining, luxury resorts, and lively nightlife.

Marmaris

The Aegean Sea off Turkey is home to many beautiful islands and natural features, such as the Greek Islands, Cleopatra Island, Icmeler Beach, and the Datça Peninsula. One of the best ways to explore these is from the many boat tours originating from Marmaris, which has a large and beautiful harbor lined with lively cafes, shops, and restaurants. Just a short drive inland are lush pine forests and rugged mountains, while crystal-clear waters await just off the coast. Marmaris itself offers many sights with historical and cultural significance, such as Marmaris Castle, built by the Ottomans in the 16th century.

Izmir

A city rich in history, Izmir is a vibrant cosmopolitan destination with a stunning waterfront and vibes that perfectly blend tradition with modernity. The Kordon promenade offers breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea and is a popular site to watch the sunset and relax while visiting its cafes and restaurants. With its Ancient Roman heritage, the Izmir Agora is at the heart of the city. Soak in this beautiful city on the Asansör, explore the Kemeralti Bazaar, and sample the city's delectable culinary scene featuring the region's specialties, such as the Kumru and the Lokma.

Just a short drive from Izmir is the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the classical world's best-preserved cities, and the site of the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. 

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These are just some of the destinations Turkey has in store for travelers. Aside from these stunning locations, Turkey is home to sublime cities such as Kas, Ankara, Ölüdeniz, Alanya, and more! With a treasure trove of diverse experiences, Turkey truly remains a perfect destination for anyone looking to discover an exceptional mix of breathtaking landscapes, modern amenities, and, most importantly, ancient wonders.