(Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner included)

We Continue for Mount Nemrut and lunch break in a local Restaurant on the road.

B.C. Visit the ancient city of Arsemia, founded as the summer capital of the Commagene kingdom at the beginning of the 2nd century.

We will see the Karakus Tumulus and Cendere Bridge on the way to the top by minibus (Big buses and minibuses are not allowed to go up the hill.) Mount Nemrut is where the tumulus of the Commagene King Antiochus I and giant God statues are located. This place will be one of the highlights of the entire trip. With our guide's narration, we will admire the region's history. After some climbing, we will see the Zeus, Apollon, Heracles, Antiochhos, Commagene, Eagle, and Lion sculptures on the eastern terrace of the Nemrut summit. The tumulus of the Commagene King Antiochus I is at the top. We will see the altars and sculptures on the western terrace as well. It is impossible not to be impressed by the magnificent view and the beauty of the colossal statues at the top of Mount Nemrut.  Watching the glorious sunset in a mystical atmosphere among the statues of God.

Be the guest of the mythological Gods and enjoy the fascinating view of Mount Nemrut.

The end of the Mount Nemrut tour. Arrival and overnight in Adiyaman.

(Breakfast,and Lunch included)

After breakfast, visit the Ancient City of Perre. Perre, 5 km far-away from Adiyaman. Perre was a strategic city where the commercial routes of the merchants established during the Kingdom of Commagene met. It lived its comfortable and brightest period during the Roman period. M.S. It is a crucial city for Christianity, as there were essential bishops in the 4th century.

Continue Gaziantep visit the second largest mosaic museum in the world, Zeugma Mosaic Museum, where the mosaics unearthed in the ancient city of Zeugma on the Euphrates, the world-famous Gypsy Girl mosaic, and the statue of the god of war, Ares, are exhibited. The Sassanid destroyed the ancient city of Zeugma on the Euphrates, which lived its heyday around 256 AD during the Roman period.

Lunch break in a traditional local restaurant. Test delicious Baklava of Gaziantep.

The other historical places we will visit in Gaziantep are the Antep Castle, Zincirli Bedesten, the old Coppersmiths' Bazaar, Gümrük Han, and the oldest coffee house in the region, Tahmis Kahvehanesi, where we’ll give a coffee break. You may shop in the meantime; we recommend trying the delicious Antep favourite, Baklava with pistachio filling. At the end of our Gaziantep tour, you’ll be transferred to Gaziantep Airport.  Gaziantep Airport Transfer is private