Day 1

• Adana - Taş Köprü (Stone Bridge) - Sabancı Merkez Mosque - Halfeti - Boat Tour - Rum Kale (Rum Castle) - Submerged Minaret - Şanlıurfa - Balıklı Göl (Pool of Sacred Fish) - Aynzeliha Lake
• After meeting with our valuable guests at Çukurova Airport following our morning flight for the "Airport to GAP Tour", we start the day with a breakfast break by passing through to our bus. After panaramic viewing of the Historic Stone Bridge over the Seyhan River, we head to Adana Sabancı Central Mosque, one of the most important mosques in the region. The main dome with a 32-meter diameter corresponds to the 32 farza, the 28 domes in the courtyard correspond to the 28 prophets mentioned in the Quran, and the 40 windows in the main dome correspond to the age of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and 40 rakats of prayer. The 6 minarets at 99 meters correspond to Allah's 99 beautiful names. After visiting this architectural marvel, we bid farewell to Adana and move towards Halfeti.

• After the construction of the Birecik Dam, part of Halfeti is submerged underwater. For our guests who wish, we board the boat waiting for us to start the Halfeti Boat Tour (extra). During our boat trip on the dam lake, we will see the Cave of the Daughter of the King, Rumkale, and the mosque and minaret of the village of Bilesur underwater in the Euphrates waters. After finishing our boat tour, we take a short break in Halfeti. After our break, we head towards Şanlıurfa, the City of Prophets, where Prophet Ibrahim was born, cast into the fire, Prophet Job suffered, and Prophet Shu'ayb worshiped.

• Next, we head to Balıklı Göl, one of the first places that comes to mind when mentioning Şanlıurfa. Balıklı Göl is located southwest of the city center and is known as the place where Prophet Ibrahim was thrown into the fire. It is one of Şanlıurfa's most visited places due to its sacred fish and historical sites surrounding it. After seeing the Balıklı Göl (Halil-Ür Rahman) formed at the place where Hz. Ibrahim was thrown into the fire, and Aynzeliha Lake, which is said to be formed from the tears of Nimrod's daughter Zeliha, we take a photo break after receiving information from our guide. Then we provide free time for you to purchase local products unique to Şanlıurfa. After the free time, we move towards our hotel. Guests can optionally participate in a traditional folk night to experience the local culture (extra).

• Important: Our accommodation in Şanlıurfa is on a bed & breakfast basis. Guests may join the dinner program with entertainment (extra).
• Breakfast: Will be served in Adana. (Extra)
• Lunch: Will be served in Gaziantep. (Extra)
• Dinner: Will be at the Folk Night event. (Extra)
• Accommodation Hotel: Şanlıurfa / Alahan Hotel, Harran Hotel, VE Hotel, Anemon Hotel, etc.

Day 2

• Harran – Harran University – Ulu Mosque – Conical Domed Houses – Göbeklitepe – Mardin - Kasımiye Medrese – Old Mardin - Sheikh Çabuk Mosque – Cumhuriyet Square – Latifiye Mosque – Ulu Mosque – Abbaras – Historic PTD Building (Şahtana Mansion) – Şehidiye Mosque
• On the second day of the GAP Tour with Dgn Travel, after having breakfast at the hotel, we depart for Harran, which means “the place where the roads meet”. Harran, known for its Conical Domed Houses which are protected in only 3 regions worldwide, is also home to the first Islamic university. We will see Harran University (Ulu Mosque), Harran Mound, Castle, Caravanserai, and traditional Conical Domed Harran houses, and we will visit one of them. You can take pictures while wearing traditional clothes. After the Harran tour, we will head towards Göbeklitepe.

• We arrive at Göbeklitepe, located near the Örencik village in Şanlıurfa, which is home to the oldest temples in Anatolia and the world. Göbeklitepe, which dates back 12,000 years and is recognized as the neo-lithic pilgrimage center, has been featured in National Geographic magazine under the slogan "The Place Where Religion Was Born". After receiving information from our guide about Göbeklitepe, which has only a small part unearthed, we complete our Şanlıurfa visits and proceed to Mardin.  

• We start our Mardin tour with the Kasımiye Medrese. This medrese, which began construction in the Artuqid period and was completed in the late 15th century during the reign of Akkoyunlu Sultan Kasım ibn Cihangir, will be visited while receiving information from our guide, and after taking pictures, we move to Old Mardin. We start our walk by getting off the vehicle at the Diyarbakır Gate and walking through the streets of Old Mardin. On our walk starting from Cumhuriyet Square, we will see Sheikh Çabuk Mosque, Mardin Protestant Church, Latifiye Mosque, Sokulbar (Cow Market), and the Copper Bazaar. We will visit the Mardin Ulu Mosque, which is an example of Artuqid architecture, along with our guide. The Mardin Ulu Mosque, known for its segmented dome and minaret, was constructed with two minarets according to records dating back to 1176, although the currently existing minaret was rebuilt in 1888/1889 in a new eclectic style. Some Syriac writers claim it was converted from a church. Even if the structure was not converted from a church, it is likely that an old church was located on site. After receiving information from our guide, we continue our walk through the small tunnels connecting the streets known as Abbaras. We will see the Şahtana Mansion, an old house that was once used as a PTD building. After viewing the Şehidiye Mosque, built by Artuqid Sultan Malik Nasreddin Artuk Aslan in the early 13th century, we will take a short break to enjoy some tea and take incredible photos facing the Mesopotamian Plain. We then head towards our hotel for the night. Dinner and overnight stay will be at our hotel.

• * Guests wishing can join the Mardin Night Tour, known as Gerdanlık, and explore the streets of Old Mardin illuminated at night or participate in Mardin Reyhani Night. (Extra)

• Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel. Included in the tour package.
• Lunch: Will be served in Mardin. (Extra)
• Dinner: Will be served at the hotel. Included in the tour package.
• Accommodation Hotel: Mardin or Midyat Hotels
• Mardin/ Anemon Hotel, Rest By Dedeman Hotel, Raymar Hotel, Büyük Mardin Hotel, etc. - Midyat/ Assyra Hotel, Royal Hotel, Asur Imperial Hotel, Baypark Hotel, etc.

Day 3

• Dara Ancient City - Midyat – Midyat Mansion – Telkari Workshop - Hasankeyf – Batman – Diyarbakır – On Gözlü Bridge – Hevsel Gardens – Keçi Burcu – Mardin Gate – Four-Legged Minaret - Ulu Mosque – Adıyaman
• On the third day of the GAP Tour with Dgn Travel, after having breakfast at the hotel, we depart to visit the Dara Ancient City. Located 30 km southeast of Mardin, in Oğuz village, Dara Ancient City is one of the most important settlements in Upper Mesopotamia. We will explore Dara Ancient City, which consists of rock-carved structures spread over a wide area, with our guide. After visiting Dara Ancient City, we head towards Midyat, known as the meeting point of religions and languages. In Midyat, we will visit the Midyat Mansion, where popular series like Sıla, Hercai, and Ah Bir Bulut Olsam were filmed. After our visit to this beautiful mansion where you can take stunning photos, we will visit a telkari workshop, which has been developed for years by Syriac masters and has become a culture, and you can shop for examples of this art. After our shopping for telkari, we will have some free time to wander among the Historical Midyat Houses. After our free time, we will meet our bus waiting for us in the market and stop for shopping for local dried coffee and nuts.

• Next, we will move towards Hasankeyf, which has a history dating back 12,000 years. With the construction of the Ilısu Dam confirmed, a new settlement was created 3 km away. Since February 2020, Hasankeyf has been submerged. On this excursion, we will pay homage to the beauty of Hasankeyf by visiting the Hasankeyf Castle, the minaret of the El Rızık Mosque, and the caves. After our visit, we will have free time. After the free time, we pass through Batman, where Turkey's first oil wells are located, and with a panoramic view of oil pumps, we will head to Diyarbakır, the oldest and most rooted city in southeastern Turkey.

• We will have a panoramic view of On Gözlü Bridge and Hevsel Gardens along the Tigris River before getting off the vehicle to see the oldest parts of Diyarbakır’s walls, which are thought to be around 9,000 years old, starting with the Keçi Burcu and Mardin Gate. After seeing the Ulu Mosque, the first in Anatolia and the 5th in the Islamic world, we will proceed to see the Four-Legged Minaret (Sheikh Mutahhar Mosque), built by Akkoyunlu Kasım Bey in 1500. After completing our visit to Diyarbakır, we will say goodbye and move towards our hotel in Adıyaman through the Nissibi Bridge, which connects Diyarbakır-Siverek-Kahta-Adıyaman and is known as the Bosphorus Bridge of the East. Dinner and overnight stay will be at our hotel.

• Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel. Included in the tour package.
• Lunch: Will be served in Batman. (Extra)
• Dinner: Will be served at the hotel. Included in the tour package.
• Accommodation Hotel: Adıyaman / Samos Hotel, White Star Hotel, Taşsaray Bardakçı Hotel, Euphrat Hotel, etc.

Day 4

• Nemrut Mountain – Sunrise – Karakuş Tumulus – Cendere Bridge – Gaziantep - Zeugma Mosaic Museum - Antep Castle – Hz. Yuşa Tomb – Copper Bazaar – Tahmis Coffee
• On the last day of the GAP Tour with Dgn Travel, for guests who wish, we have an early morning program for the sunrise at Nemrut Mountain (extra).
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• We will depart early in the morning to rise to Nemrut Mountain at 2150 meters high on the Eastern Torros Mountain Range after taking a mini-bus to Kahta district of Adıyaman. As the sun begins to rise, the magnificent view will awaken you from sleep and fascinate you. You can take stunning photographs in this breathtaking view. After the sunrise, the giant god statues will reveal themselves, and our guide will begin detailing the site. At the peak at 2150 meters, the Tomb of King I. Antiochos is located. On the eastern and western terraces, statues of Zeus (Oromasdes), Apollon, Mithras, Helios, Hermes, Heracles, Artagnes, Ares, Kommagene, Tiche, and his own huge statues have been erected under the order of King I. Antiochos. King I. Antiochos clearly emphasized a blend of Greek-Persian religion and culture in these works. After hearing the information from our guide, let’s enjoy the unique sunrise view while recalling Antiochos' testament; “My birthday will be celebrated every month and year, and for this day, the high priest will dress in Persian clothes provided by me and the laws and will place golden wreaths over us, burn fragrant incense generously, slaughter sacrifices, and prepare the holy banquets filled with the best food and wines. My nation assembled here will feast abundantly.” After the narrations of our guide, we will descend from Nemrut Mountain. Once down, we will arrive at the 18-century-old Cendere Bridge, one of the most magnificent bridges of the Roman period, and take a photo break. Afterward, we will move to Karakuş Tumulus, where the graves of Mithridates, king of Commagene, and his family are located. After hearing the explanations from our guide with a breathtaking view, we will return to the hotel for breakfast.

• Afterward, we will leave the hotel to head toward Gaziantep. Upon arrival, our first stop will be the Zeugma Mosaic Museum.
• After Zeugma City, which was founded by the Seleucids and later became the name that meant uniting two shores in Roman lingua, was submerged under the waters of Birecik Dam, we will visit the Zeugma Mosaic Museum to see the floor mosaics removed from the villas of Roman Generals displayed here. Opened in Gaziantep on September 9, 2011, it is known for being the third largest mosaic museum in the world, showcasing 1,700 square meters of mosaics, including the famous “Gypsy Girl” mosaic and other mosaics from Greek mythology, all while guided by our expert. After our visit to the Zeugma Mosaic Museum, we will take our bus and proceed to the city center. We will visit Gaziantep Castle, which is perched on a hill. Although the exact date of its construction is unknown, it is known to have been used for observation purposes during the Roman period. The castle has undergone several restorations throughout history, with the most recent restoration in the early 2000s. After a brief photo opportunity, we will continue to the Sedefçiler, Baharatçılar, Sebze Hali, Historic Paşa Han, Tahtani Mosque, Uzun Çarşı, Historical Customs Han, Zincirli Bedesten, and Kunduracılar Bazaar before reaching the Copper Bazaar. At the entrance of the Bazaar, we will visit the tombs of Pirsefa Hazretleri and Hz. Yuşa Prophet. We will then explore the 250-year-old Almacı Bazaar known as Gaziantep's oldest marketplace before arriving at Tahmis Coffee House. Built between 1635-1638 by Turkman Agha and District Governor Mustafa Ağa Bin Yusuf, for the purpose of bringing profit to the Mevlevi Lodge, we will relax by enjoying Menengiç Coffee and doing some shopping. After our free time, we will take a short break for Antep’s famous baklava and pistachio shopping. After our shopping, Dgn Travel's GAP Tour concludes, and we will drop you off at the airport around 18:00 for your flight. (The return flight itinerary may differ between Gaziantep or Adana Airport. Any changes to flight times or operational needs will be applied without disrupting the tour program.)

• Breakfast: Will be served at the hotel. Included in the tour package.
• Lunch: Will be served in Halfeti. (Extra)
• Dinner: Will be served in Gaziantep or Adana. (Extra)
• Accommodation Hotel: No accommodation on this night.