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旅行团路线

10 个停靠点约 201 公里 2 天

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概览

Explore some of the top must-see sights in western Turkey on a convenient one or two-days tour. Spend the first day at Ephesus, an ancient city, as well as other sites of historical and archaeological interest around the town of Selcuk. On day two, travel to the natural wonder of Pamukkale and the ancient town of Hierapolis. This is an easy way to fit these two unmissable areas into two days.

旅行团概览

时长

2 天

多日游

旅行团类型

私人旅行团

每次预订最多 15 人

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DE, PT, EN, FR, ES

随团导游

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酒店接送

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每天

出发时间 08:30, 09:30

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费用包含

Transportation in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle
Private professional Driver
Private professional licensed guide

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Entrance fees to the sights mentioned above in the Itinerary
Gratuities for your guide and Driver
Drinks (unless specifically mentioned)

逐日行程

第 1 天: Private Ephesus Tour

Ephesus Ancient City Ephesus (Efes) is one of the greatest ancient sites in the Mediterranean. During its heyday in the first century BC, it was the second-largest city in the world, with only Rome commanding more power. Many reconstructed structures and ruins, including the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, can be seen here.
The House of the Virgin Mary A holy shrine to the supposed death place of St. Mary, the House of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus is a standing testament to the home of the beloved mother of Jesus (Meryem Ana or Meryemana in Turkish). Many believe that the house was indeed the place where she spent her final days, and today you can visit the restored stone house, which now serves as a chapel. Serving as sacred territory for Christians and Muslims alike, the Virgin Mary's House has called hundreds of thousands of visitors and pilgrims since its discovery in the 19th-century. Remnants of the chapel date as far back as the 6th-century, and serves as the place where its caretakers, the Lazarist Fathers, conduct mass every day. Despite the altar placed within, the house still contains a bedroom and kitchen, decorated with pictures of Mary and candles. Many believe that the spring that runs beneath St. Mary's House is blessed and possesses the power to heal, and once you enter the house, you can see left behind crutches.
The Temple of Artemis The Temple of Artemis, or Artemision, was a Greek temple in present-day Turkey dedicated to the goddess Artemis. It was one of the original seven wonders of the ancient world. It was built not far from Ephesus just outside the present-day town of Selcuk. The temple was completely rebuilt several times throughout history after being destroyed on multiple occasions by both nature and human factors. Little remains of the temple in its original location today since archeologists brought much of the ruins to the British Museum. The Temple of Artemis is only a couple of miles from Ephesus, making it an easy attraction to visit. Visitors can still see one tall column and a handful of marble pieces from the foundations of the structure, and the historical location is fascinating. From the site, you can also see the ruins of St. John's Basilica, located on a hill in Selcuk.
Sirince Şirince, a small village of just 600 inhabitants, has a long history that is intrinsically linked to Ephesus; indeed, rumor has it that it was founded by freed Greek slaves who named it “ugly” in Turkish to deter others from following them after the fall of Ephesus. It wasn’t until the early 20th century that the name was changed to Şirince, which means ‘pleasant.’ Nowadays the mountainous village is mainly known for its many preserved whitewashed stucco homes, bucolic and lush setting, as well as its fruit-based wineries and olive groves. The Church of St John the Baptist, although neglected by Turkish authorities, still houses fantastic Byzantine frescoes. Most tourists tend to visit for one day as part of excursions to nearby Selçuk, but there’s a handful of guesthouses and cafés for overnight guests as well. Visitors should be aware that Sirince gets very crowded on the weekend.
Kusadasi The city is situated along a gulf of the same name in the Aegean. The island of Güvercinada (in English: Pigeon Island) is connected to mainland Kuşadası by a man-made causeway, and is situated adjacent to the large hill of Kese Dağı near the center of town. It is located 95 km (59 mi) south of İzmir, the area's metropolitan centre, and approximately 60–70 km (37–43 mi) in driving distance from the provincial seat of Aydın, depending on the route taken. Its neighbours are Selçuk to the north, Germencik to the north-east, and Söke to the east and south.
Selcuk Selçuk history dates back to the 6th century AD when the settlers moved to the vicinity of the Basilica of St. John. However, the history of settlement in Selcuk area is much older. It is inextricably linked to the ancient city of Ephesus and the cult of the goddess Artemis. Archeological work carried out on Ayasoluk Hill showed that it was settled in the early Bronze Age (3000-2000 BC) and in the middle Bronze Age (2000-1500 BC). Pottery fragments also indicate settlements from the Mycenaean, Geometric, and Archaic (1400-560 BC) periods. In the times of the Greek colonization, the hill was known as Apasas. The oldest name of the city, from the Byzantine period, was Ayios Theologos, because of St. John, who lived in this area and was buried on Ayasoluk Hill. In Ottoman times, the town was known as Ayasoluk (tr. Ayasluğ), and the name Selçuk has been used since 1914. The modern name commemorates the Seljuk Turks that began to invade this area from the 12th century AD

第 2 天: private pamukkale tour

Pamukkale Natural Park Pamukkale , which is the center of natural thermal spring waters with healing properties. Due to the chemical properties in the water, pure white colored travertines and stepped water terraces have been created on the mountain slope. It is for its resemblance to cotton piles that it is called "Cotton Castle" in Turkish. Upon arrival, you will visit the travertines and the ancient city of Hierapolis which has the biggest Necropolis with 1200 gravestones in Anatolia. Also, the Sacred Pool is one of the highlights of the site .There shallow thermal waters ripple over a wonderful scattering of ancient roman ruins that lie beneath. After the tour, you will return back to your hotel,
Hierapolis Arkeoloji Muzesi Said to have been one of Cleopatra’s treasured retreats, the UNESCO-listed Hierapolis hot springs are a spectacular sight: The pools are bright white terraces filled with turquoise water that were formed by calcium that hardened over millennia and are surrounded by the ruins of the ancient city.
Pamukkale Thermal Pools The name Pamukkale translates to “Cotton Palace,” referring to the bright white mineral deposits that cover the landscape outside the town. This visually striking region north of Denizli has been a desirable destination for centuries, due to the restorative qualities of its waters. Marvel at the strangeness of a landscape shaped by the calcite in the water, where you can see waterfalls frozen in stone and blue pools in tiered terraces. The UNESCO-recognized travertine terraces were formed by hot mineral water calcifying upon contact with carbon dioxide. Ask around about the stories that have emerged from this legendary site over thousands of years of people visiting it.
Hierapolis & Pamukkale Said to have been one of Cleopatra’s treasured retreats, the UNESCO-listed Hierapolis hot springs are a spectacular sight: The pools are bright white terraces filled with turquoise water that were formed by calcium that hardened over millennia and are surrounded by the ruins of the ancient city.

集合与接送

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where you want ın kusadası selcuk and pamukkale

时间表

Private Ephesus tour 周一, 周二, 周三, 周四, 周五, 周六, 周日 08:30, 09:30 可用至 15 Jun 2027

Private Pamukkale tour 周一, 周二, 周三, 周四, 周五, 周六, 周日 08:30, 09:30 可用至 15 Jun 2027

2 days Pamukkale and Ephesus 周一, 周二, 周三, 周四, 周五, 周六, 周日 08:30, 09:30 可用至 15 Jun 2027

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Wheelchair accessible
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
May be operated by a multi-lingual guide
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旅行者评价

4.73 条评价

martineprelaz Jun 2023 · Tripadvisor

Ephesus is a splendor. Pamukkale and its natural pools are disappointing!

Ephesus is a must in Türkiye. Splendid archaeological and historical site, well preserved and restored. Pamukkale and its natural pools of hot water, wonderfully represented in photos are disappointing and have nothing to do with what we see in the photos. Overrated! Even the our guide had to admit it!

Abel_V Apr 2022 · Viator

Pamukkale and Ephesus 2 day tour

We booked a private tour and our tour guide Lori was amazing! She was so knowledgeable and personable. She really made our experience better.

981armandor Jul 2021 · Tripadvisor

An educational and historical tour of Ephesus, Pamukkale.

Our guide has been the most accommodating, patient, knowledgable, and attentive to our needs and questions. He even carried my backpack and helped me one time when i was getting tired climbing steps at Ephesus Basilica of St John. I would love to do a 2nd time visit with other friends and get Adem as our guide again of Ephesus and Pamukkale.

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