Mardin & South East Region
“We’re absolutely satisfied with the service provided by your company. Both of your tour guides ( Hakan and Eddie ) did a fantastic job. Very informative, punctual and accommodating to our needs due to the 2 small children in the group.”
Bravo to you and your team!
-Cheers Daniel khar
“My trip in Turkey was memorable and enjoyable. I would highly recommend it to my friends and family. Your company was really friendly and accomodating.”
Thanks for everything
-Richelle Filippina
“We just arrived back home yesterday. We wanted you to know we enjoyed our Jewish Heritage tour of Istanbul. Eddie was a terrific guide. We will recommend your company to our travel agent. Thank you so much.”
Regards,
-Marcia and Marc Banner
Dear Yasar Celen,
“Thank you for your note. Our experience on your Cappadoccia-Pamukale-Ephesus tour was absolutely superb. All the guides were terrific, knowledgeble and went out of their way to ensure that we ere having a good time. The organization was fantastic and everything went like clockwork. Our one day tour to the Black Sea coast was equally good. Thank you again for doing so much to ensure that we had such a memorable holiday in Turkey. All best wishes.”
-Michael and Shelagh Simmons.
“I would like to thank you and your team for making my trip to your beautiful country possible.everything was superb and well organised. I have nothing but praise and wish you ,your team all the best.”
-Grama Ravi.
Dear Mr. Yasar,
Hope you are doing great .
“I want to thank you very much for all the assistance and care you have given to my wife & daughter with the rest of the group. My wife was happy when she get all these excellent service you gave her.
I would like to thank you once again for everything wishing you lasting success , and will advise all my friend who is visiting Turkey to be in touch with you and enjoy your distinctive tourist services.”
Special thanks to Ozlem for being @ urgent reply always.
Appreciate your kind assistance .
Thanks for your kind help .
-Ayad Samawe
“We were very satisfied with the tour and most importantly, our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. She also provided us useful suggestions for our stay in Istanbul so we were very happy that we had her as our tour guide. Please pass along our thanks to her for making our stay in Istanbul a real “Turkish delight”!
-Mark Daitchman.
“The six days we spent in Turkey were absolutely fabulous. We enjoyed it thoroughly. Your arrangements were superb, everything went like clockwork. From the moment we landed at Ataturk airport on Nov 24, to the instant we arrived back at the same airport for the return flight on Nov 29, everything went amazingly smoothly. We have been traveling for the past 30 years, and on no occasions before have everything worked with such absolute precision. It was just super.”
Thank you once again for making it all happen, and with such brilliant planning.
Best regards and maybe we will meet again in future,
-Bobby & Sheila Philips.
HISTORY OF TRABZON
It’s history dates back at least 4000 years ago. Trabzon is one of the few cities in history that attracted the attention of the whole world. The Miletos Ionian originated after West Anatolia BC. They came to the Black Sea in the 7th century and founded colonial cities on the coast. Trabzon is also one of those colonies with central Sinop, and many researchers show this period as the first foundation of the city. In the same century, the Black Sea region came under the influx of the Kimmers from the Caucasus and the Scythians. After Bayezid I took Samsun region in 1398, the Kingdom of Komnenos of Trabzon was obliged to pay annual tax to the Ottoman State. The Ottoman Forces, under the leadership of Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror surrounded the region, captured Trabzon in 1461 and ended the dominance of the Komnenos. In the Ottoman period, Trabzon was first governed by the prince and the municipalities as province and sanjak. In the 16th century, Trabzon was converted into a state unit and became the center of this new administrative unit. In 1917, the “Bolshevik Revolution” in Russia, which leads to the withdrawal of the Russians from Trabzon. The Turkish Gangs gathered in Montenegro descend into Akçaabat, and three walks of Captain Kahraman Bey walk to Trabzon and enter Trabzon on 24 February 1918.
Gülbahar Hâtûn Kulliyah, Iskenderpaşa Mosque, Semerciler Mosque, Fatih Mosque, Kudreddin Mosque, Haghios Eugenius Church (New Cuma Mosque), Panaghia Chrysocephalos Church, Santa Maria Church, Haghia Sophia Church, Santa (Dumanlı) Alaca Han, Pasha Baths, Pilgrim Arif Hamamı, Uzun Lake which is a natural wonder with Imaret Stream aqueduct, Kuzgundere aqueduct, Irene tower, Hagia Sophia Museum, Trabzon Castle, Çamburnu, Kisarna and Yomra drinking, Çalköy cave, Akarsu village cave, Karadağ plateau, Hıdırnebi plateau.
