Gather at Changi Airport and depart for Turkey.

Topkapi Palace (outside view):

The most famous historical landmark constructed by Sultan Mehmed II, served as the primary residence of the Ottoman sultans.

Hagia Sophia (outside viewing):

Originally built as a Byzantine Christian cathedral and later converted into a mosque, and then into a museum.

Blue Mosque:

The Blue Mosque was commissioned by Sultan Ahmed I during the height of the Ottoman Empire.

Lunch: Turkish Grilled Chicken meal

Dinner: Hotel set meal

The Mausoleum of Atatürk:

A monumental structure dedicated to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder and first president of the Republic of Turkey.

Salt Lake:

The second-largest lake in Turkey. It's a fascinating destination for travellers due to its vast salt plains, surreal landscape, and unique ecological setting.Visitors can walk on the salt flats and take photographs of the striking white landscape, which often looks like a vast snowfield.

Lunch: Kebab set meal

Dinner: Hotel set meal

Carpet-weaving centre:

A place where traditional handwoven carpets are created, often using techniques passed down through generations.

Goreme Valley:

The valley and the surrounding area are famous for their fairy chimneys, ancient cave dwellings, and rock-hewn churches, offering a fascinating glimpse into both the natural beauty and human history of the region.

Cardak Underground City:

Famous for its ancient rock formations, cave dwellings, and underground cities was likely built as a refuge for early inhabitants who needed protection from invasions or attacks.

Avanos Pottery:

The pottery of Avanos is known for its distinctive red clay, unique designs, and centuries-old production techniques.

Photo stop:

Pigeon Valley, Devrent Valley, Uçhisar Castle

Mevlana Museum:

A Sufi mystical movement known for its unique practices, including the famous Whirling Dervishes

Sultanhani Caravanserai:

A roadside inn for travelers, merchants, and their animals) located along the ancient Silk Road, is one of the largest and most wellpreserved caravanserais in Turkey.

Lunch: Turkish Pizza set meal

Dinner: Hotel set meal

Hierapolis Ancient City (recommended optional):

An ancient Phrygian city that became an important spa resort and religious center in Roman and Byzantine times.

Cotton Castle:

It holds significant archaeological and historical importance due to its thermal springs which are believed to have healing properties.

Sirince Village:

Originally a Greek village, and it retains its Greek-style houses and narrow, cobblestone streets.

Complimentary: Turkish coffee

Lunch: Buffet

Dinner: Hotel set meal

Leather Store & Fashion Show.

Grand Mosque:

The largest mosque in Bursa and the first capital of Ottoman Empire.

Clock Tower:

The tower currently has a radio clock and is used as a fire lookout station.

Orhangazi Tomb:

This structure, which shelters the tomb of Ottoman Sultan Orhan Gazi, is built where the church of St. Elias Monastery, known to have been existing in this place. There are some mosaics, remains of the Byzantine period, traces of which are still found in this mausoleum's flooring, providing the existence of this church.

Green Mosque:

Also known as the Mosque of Medmed I, is a part of a larger complex on the east side of Bursa, Turkey, the former capital of Ottoman Turks before they captured Constantinople.

Lunch: Turkish Meatball set meal

Dinner: Hotel set meal

Turkish Delight Shop

Ortakoy District:

Famous for its vibrant cafe culture, and stunning views of the Bosphorus Bridge.

Bosphorus cruise ride (included)

Istiklal Street & Taksim Square:

Istiklal Street is a bustling pedestrianized avenue and Taksim Square is a famous shopping street.

Lunch: Chinse set meal

Dinner: Mackerel set meal

With all the fond memories, head to the airport for your flight back to Singapore.