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      Istanbul City Break
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      Istanbul City Break

      3 Nights / 4 Days

      Istanbul (3N)

      Recommended For :

      Food
      Romantic

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 20,250

      Customized Holidays

      • Hotel
      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      Simply Turkey
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      Simply Turkey

      4 Nights / 5 Days

      Istanbul (2N) / Cappadocia (2N)

      Recommended For :

      Family with Kids Friendly
      Honeymoon

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 29,800

      Customized Holidays

      • Hotel
      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      • Meals
      Best of Istanbul And Trabzon
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      Best of Istanbul And Trabzon

      7 Nights / 8 Days

      Istanbul (4N) / Trabzon (3N)

      Recommended For :

      Family
      Food

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 30,720

      Customized Holidays

      • Hotel
      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      Turkish Getaway
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      Turkish Getaway

      5 Nights / 6 Days

      Istanbul (2N) / Cappadocia (3N)

      Recommended For :

      Family
      Family with Kids Friendly

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 34,750

      Customized Holidays

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      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
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      Best of Istanbul And Antalya
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      Best of Istanbul And Antalya

      5 Nights / 6 Days

      Istanbul (2N) / Antalya (3N)

      Recommended For :

      Adventure
      Family

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 39,750

      Customized Holidays

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      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      Highlights of Istanbul And Cappadocia
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      Highlights of Istanbul And Cappadocia

      6 Nights / 7 Days

      Istanbul (3N) / Cappadocia (3N)

      Recommended For :

      Family

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 42,760

      Customized Holidays

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      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      Turkish colours
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      Turkish colours

      6 Nights / 7 Days

      Recommended For :

      Food

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 49,999

      Customized Holidays

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      • Meals
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      Pearls of Turkey
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      Pearls of Turkey

      7 Nights / 8 Days

      Istanbul (3N) / Antalya (2N) / Cappadocia (2N)

      Recommended For :

      Family

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 50,620

      Customized Holidays

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      Turkish Delights
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      Turkish Delights

      7 Nights / 8 Days

      Istanbul (3N) / Kusadasi (2N) / Cappadocia (2N)

      Recommended For :

      Family with Kids Friendly

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 55,630

      Customized Holidays

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      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      • Meals
      Turkey
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      Turkey

      8 Nights / 9 Days

      Istanbul (3N) / Cappadocia (2N) / Konya (1N) / Pamukkale (1N) / Kusadasi (1N)

      Recommended For :

      Coach Tour
      Family
      Honeymoon

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 66,400

      Group Holidays

      • Hotel
      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      • Meals
      • Visa
      Best of Turkey
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      Best of Turkey

      9 Nights / 10 Days

      Istanbul (2N) / Kusadasi (2N) / Pamukkale (1N) / Antalya (2N) / Cappadocia (2N)

      Recommended For :

      Family
      Food

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 69,850

      Customized Holidays

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      Turkish Riviera
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      Turkish Riviera

      8 Nights / 9 Days

      Istanbul (2N) / Kusadasi (2N) / Antalya (2N) / Cappadocia (2N)

      Recommended For :

      Family
      Food

      Starting Price Per Adult

      ₹ 71,200

      Customized Holidays

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      • Sightseeing
      • Transfer
      • Meals
        • Can I Withdraw Money From Atms?

          On their trip to Turkey, Visitors may withdraw money in Turkish Lira as well as Euro and U.S. Dollar with their debit cards from the ATMs in Turkey. The majority of ATMs offer English language or other language options for the convenience of foreigners.

           

        • Can I Use My Credit Cards For Shopping?

          On their trip to Turkey, Visitors may use their credit cards and debit cards for all kinds of purchases. It is advisable, however, to carry some cash with you in case you take trips away from the city center or travel to smaller towns or villages. Thus it is also an encouragement for couples as a honeymoon destination with our turkey honeymoon package.

        • What Is The Local Currency In Turkey?

          The Turk Lirasi is Turkey's official currency. On their trip to Turkey, in tourist regions, euro and US dollars are regularly accepted, but not so much in rural towns and villages. In Istanbul and other large cities, ATMs are available for cash withdrawal. In Sultanahmet, money exchange offices abound. The majority of them do not charge a commission. You may also exchange money at airports, albeit the exchange rates are not always beneficial, or let us take care of your needs with our turkey tour packages.

           

        • Can I Drive In Turkey With My Driver’s License?

          Foreigners, on their trip to Turkey, are permitted to drive in Turkey if they maintain their passports, international driver's licenses, and car licenses on them at all times. Turkey travels on the right side of the road, and its well-developed highway system provides for easy access to all parts of the country. Because a lot of infrastructure work has been done in the previous several years, most of Turkey's roads are in excellent shape. Driving can be fairly enjoyable once you get away from the larger cities. Road signs are exclusively in Turkish, however tourist attractions, with the exception of lesser-known places, are usually well-marked.

          With congested and bustling motorways, driving in Istanbul may be highly stressful, and you should always expect the unexpected! Trucks drive Turkey's roads during night, and it is not typically suggested to travel at night. This is also true in Istanbul. Intercity bus travel is inexpensive, and buses are a convenient mode of transportation. A host is on board to care for you, and it might be more enjoyable than driving. ​​Or let us take care of your needs with our turkey packages.

           

        • What Kind Of Sockets Are Used In Turkey?

          European two-pin sockets are widely used in Turkey as everywhere in continental Europe. But bring an adaptor with you although they are available at some shops in Istanbul. The two pronged adaptor is for 240 volt plug. Bring your phone charger also.

        • Do I Have To Speak Turkish To Interact With People During My Visit?

          In Turkey, English is the most widely spoken foreign language. In all of the major cities, shopping malls, restaurants, and vacation resorts, you should have no trouble finding someone who can speak English and assist you in getting around. On your trip to Turkey, people will always strive to assist you, whatever. It's always beneficial to have a few basic phrases on hand!

          Here are a few words that you can try:

          Merhaba - Hello 

          Sag lun - Thanks 

          Guniydin - Good morning 

          Iyi aksumlar - Good evening 

          Cok guzel - Nice, beautiful 

          Memnum oldum - Nice to meet you 

          Tesekkur ederim - Thank you 

          SMILE – it's amazing how a smile can cut across cultural boundaries!

           

          And try a few Turkish greetings to break the ice!

           

        • Can I Use My Mobile Phone In Turkey?

          On your trip to Turkey, In addition to local GSM providers such as Turkcell, Turktelekom, and Vodafone, several foreign GSM operators provide service in Turkey. Before flying to Turkey, contact your GSM operator to enable the international roaming capability on your phone, or simply purchase a new SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card from local operators in Turkey. Or let us take care of your needs with our turkey holiday packages.

           

        • What Are The Opening Hours Of Banks In Turkey?

          In Turkey, banks are in service to their customers from 09.00 to 17.00 on weekdays but are closed on weekends. However, we can handle your turkey trip cost so you won’t need to use the bank services on your trip to turkey.

           

        • Do I Need Any Vaccinations Before Going To Turkey?

          There are no mandatory vaccinations before traveling to Turkey.

        • What Is The Time Zone In Turkey?

          The time zone in Turkey situated at the connecting point of Asia and Europe is GMT +2.

        • Do I Need A Visa To Enter Turkey?

          Some nations require a visa, which is valid for 90 days, in order to enter Turkey. The fee is Euro 45 US$ 60 per person for Australian and Canadian residents. It is Euro 15 or US20 for citizens of the United States and most other nations, and GBP10 for nationals of the United Kingdom. Visas may now only be acquired online at www.evisa.gov.tr. If you don't, you can still buy it when you get there, but the price will be greater and the line will be longer. You may then proceed straight to passport control after printing your visa and putting it in your passport. Note that your passport must be valid for at least 6 months. Or let us take care of your needs with our turkey travel packages.

        • Is It Safe In Turkey?

          On your trip to Turkey, on trams and in crowded locations, like in every city in the world, be conscious of your personal space and be on the lookout for pickpockets and petty larceny. Personal crimes, on the other hand, are at a lower level than in major cities in the United States, Europe, Australia, and other parts of the world. The number of incidences of intoxication and the resulting violence is unquestionably fewer. Turkey is a highly pleasant country, and its citizens are very kind and helpful to visitors. On the street, you're frequently asked for cay, or if you need directions, or simply a kind hello. People in general are quite friendly and welcoming making it welcoming for couples too traveling on our turkey honeymoon package.

          Recently the issues of bombings in both Ankara and Istanbul have raised the issues of personal safety in public places. Security has been increased since these incidents. However, the likelihood of a terrorist strike is quite low, as Turkey has been unaffected by recent Arab upheavals. Turkey is a huge country, and current difficulties on its borders, such as those in Syria and Iraq, have no bearing on your journey to Istanbul or the rest of the country. Only a few border regions, such as Antakya and Hukkari, should be avoided. Other borders are secure, albeit they must be checked at the time of passage.

           

        • Is There Wifi Available?

          Wi fi is generally available free of charge at nearly all hotels in Turkey (check that there is no cost before you use it). Passwords are usually available at reception on check in. Larger cafes will have wifi available and there are still some internet cafes around for those who need them.

           

        • How Should I Dress?

          Turkey is an Islamic country known for its humility and civility. The Turkish people, on the other hand, are extremely tolerant and inviting to visitors. Which makes it memorable if your on your honeymoon with our turkey honeymoon package. On your trip to Turkey, it's best to use common sense when it comes to clothing. Women must cover their heads and legs when entering mosques, and males must wear shorts that are no shorter than mid-calf. Always include a scarf in your suitcase in case you need it; nevertheless, most tourist-oriented mosques provide both skirt coverings and head scarves at the entrance.

          Mosques are free and westerners are very welcome to visit. In summer months short sleeved shirts and shorts are otherwise acceptable but it is best not to wear brief shorts and tops out of respect.

           

        • What Is The Tipping Regime In Turkey?

          Wages in Turkey are far lower than in Western nations, and tipping is not required during your visit. If you are pleased with the service you have got, you are encouraged to leave a tip at the conclusion of the day or travel with guides and drivers. Here is a guide on what is considered a reasonable gratuity for services while traveling in Turkey.

           

          • Restaurants - a 10% tip is appreciated if the service and food are satisfactory. Taxis - Round up to the closest tenth of a dollar - taxis should be metered or a charge agreed upon before the trip begins. Note swapping is more common in Istanbul than in rural, so be cautious. People in Turkey are generally quite honest, and you are unlikely to meet any rip-offs in other regions of the country!

          • Regular Tours - On a group tour an acceptable tip is around 20 tl perhaps 10tl for the driver. 

          • Private Tours - A daily tip of 50-100 TL for a guide is appropriate on a private tour, and you may adjust it according to your satisfaction with the degree of expertise and direction. A gratuity of approximately 25-50 TL each day for your driver on your tour is a decent tip, and this should be for safe driving, baggage help, and general looking after you. You can provide a tip to the driver of your transfers between locations if you are satisfied with their abilities and other factors. Longer transfer travels, say 2-3 hours at a cost of 25-50 TL, are acceptable. However, we can handle your turkey trip cost so you won’t have to pay anything extra.

        • Do Religious Festivals Affect My Visit?

          During holidays and public events, tourism continues as usual. On weekends and holidays, schools and banks close, while restaurants, tours, hotels, and pubs remain open. Seker Bayram, which coincides with the holy month of Ramada, and Korban Bayram, during which households sacrifice a lamb, cow, or coat to be shared among family and needy people, are the two most important holidays in Turkey, weeks following the previous. The Muslim calendar changes each year, therefore the dates for both festivals in 2015 are July 17th and September 23rd. Most Turkish people will be on vacation for 5-7 days on both of these dates, causing road jams and increased aircraft traffic as many return to their villages to be with family. There are other special days on the Turkish calendar such as Independence Day, Children's Day and Republic Day just as in other countries. Or let us take care of your needs with our turkey holiday packages.

           

        • Should I Drink The Water?

          On your trip to Turkey, it’s best to stick to bottled water like most Turkish people do - it is widely available and costs up to 1tl for a small bottle and 2-3 for a large bottle. In some places mountain water can be drunk but best to be safe than sorry.

           

        • What If I Fall Ill During My Visit?

          Turkey has an excellent hospital system, and if you should fall ill, physicians and hospitals are easily accessible. Many doctors are educated in the United States and Europe and work in the private sector. Chemists (Ezcane) provide a wide choice of pharmaceuticals at reasonable prices and without a prescription in most cases! Or let us take care of your needs with our turkey travel packages.

           

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