Get ready to discover the mystery of Eastern Turkey. Mount Nemrut, an extinct volcano, is located in Kâhta, Adıyaman. Part of the Taurus Mountain range. Sculptures of Nemrut, made from limestone blocks and measuring between 8 and 10 meters high, the sculptures atop Mount Nemrut were erected during the reign of Antiochos I, ruler of the Commagene Kingdom. Sunrise or sunset at Mount Nemrut is justifiably famous. Being in the midst of a stunning combination of colors, mountaintop views, and ancient structures is an unforgettable experience – and thousands of visitors come to the mountain each year.

Sanlıurfa is a city of huge religious significance, believed to be the birthplace of the prophet Abraham/Ibrahim, and the site of one of the most important events in the Bible and the Quran. Harran is one of the world's oldest cities, and was the home of the prophet Abraham/Ibrahim, as referenced several times in the Bible. Later an important stop on the Silk Road, Harran has been an important center since Mesopotamian times. Due to the hot climate here, the city has become known for its "beehive homes", which have a high domed roof and thick walls built from mud, specially designed to keep cool inside.

Göbekli Tepe is one of the world's most important archaeological sites. At 12,000 years old, it was built before the advent of writing or pottery and is believed to be the world's oldest temple. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this fascinating site which is causing archaeologists to rethink their vision of early human history.