Travel details
€ 3,630
/ per person
Note: The displayed price is the price at the time of application.
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Duration |
Departure in 2025/4 | 7 days |
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Participants |
2 person(s)（Adults 2 person(s)、Children 0 person(s)） |
Travel story
I can't decide which place was the best
But I can still recall the wind and the scents from that time
So they make me want to start a journey somewhere again
—
On this trip, you'll move from the fairy chimneys of Cappadocia to the travertine terraces of Pamukkale and then to the city of Istanbul. It's arranged so that landscapes and architecture, tranquility and bustle, seem to interchange from day to day.
Whether it's the time spent looking down from a hot air balloon or the moments of listening intently in a mosque, what later lingers in memory may be the scenes where you paused or the times you walked along empty streets. This is a journey where more is left quietly than loudly spoken.
Signature points
A luxury hotel stay where refined spaces shape the memories of your journey
In each city we arrange hotels that emphasize views, facilities, and hospitality.
Amid a busy itinerary, the stay itself becomes a memorable part of the trip.
An itinerary linking three cities with different terrains and cultures
Traverse regions with distinctive landscapes such as fairy chimneys, travertine terraces, and clusters of mosques.
The contrast between nature and city, history and everyday life creates the rhythm of the journey.
A balance of intensity and openness designed to shape impressions
We combine iconic experiences—like balloon rides and World Heritage sites—with deliberately unstructured time.
The trip is arranged so the overall experience remains memorable.
Itinerary
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Turkey - Cappadocia
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Private car transfer
We will pick you up at the airport and head to Cappadocia for sightseeing.
[Japanese Guide]
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Göreme Open-Air Museum
The Göreme Open-Air Museum is a UNESCO World Heritage site where a group of churches have been carved into the rock.
Well-preserved frescoes remain inside, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of early Christianity.
It is a mystical spot representative of Cappadocia where nature and faith are fused.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Uchisar
A landmark of Cappadocia where an enormous rock mountain as a whole served as a fortress.
From the summit you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding fairy chimneys and villages, making it an excellent viewpoint.
Countless rooms and passages have been carved into the rock, leaving vivid traces of ancient life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Pigeon Valley
Pigeon Valley is a quiet gorge in Cappadocia where countless pigeon houses are carved into the rock face.
The pigeon droppings once collected for agriculture supported the fertility of the land.
A gentle walking path continues through the valley, where you can enjoy a landscape that harmonizes nature and human life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Göreme Panorama
Göreme Panorama is a popular viewpoint where you can overlook Cappadocia's fairy chimneys and valleys.
A distinctive rock landscape known as "fairy chimneys" spreads out, offering a quintessential Cappadocian view.
At morning and evening the color of the rock changes with the light, creating picture-perfect scenery that fascinates many visitors.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Mithra Cave Hotel Cappadocia
-
Kaymaklı Underground City
A vast underground labyrinth city built by people who once escaped persecution.
The structure, reaching up to eight levels, cleverly includes residences, churches, and storage rooms.
As you proceed through narrow passages, an astonishing experience awaits where you encounter the lifestyles and ingenuity of ancient times.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Paşabağ
Paşabağ is a spectacular spot where Cappadocia's characteristic fairy chimneys are densely concentrated.
Wind and rain have shaped these curious and whimsical rock formations over long periods.
The landscape, which can be called nature's art, is a popular photogenic tourist destination.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Camel Rock
A rock formation shaped like a real camel, one of Cappadocia's representative natural sculptures.
The contrast with the surrounding reddish-brown terrain is beautiful, and its humorous shape brings a smile.
It is also popular as an easily accessible photo spot.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Esentepe
Esentepe is a spectacular viewpoint where you can overlook Cappadocia's vast fairy chimney landscape.
In the morning you can see the fantastical sight of balloons drifting across the sky, and in the evening the rock faces turn red for a dramatic view.
It offers a healing moment where you can feel both the grandeur and tranquility of nature.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Three Beauties
The Three Beauties are a popular spot where three fairy chimneys stand side by side as if snuggling together.
Each is likened to a sister and is cherished as a symbol of Cappadocia.
Their unique shapes harmonize with the background landscape, making them especially photogenic.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Rose Valley
Rose Valley is famed as a spectacular Cappadocian spot where the rock faces turn rosy at sunset.
The landscape woven by gentle rock hills and valleys is as beautiful as a painting.
It is perfect for hiking and watching the sunset, a valley where tranquility and emotion spread.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Mithra Cave Hotel Cappadocia
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Early morning balloon tour
A hot air balloon experience in Cappadocia is a popular activity where you can view the fantastical landscape of fairy chimneys and valleys from the sky.
At sunrise, numerous colorful balloons rise into the air, and a magnificent spectacle unfolds as the sky and land are colored.
This quiet aerial stroll is a special time to simultaneously savor Cappadocia's natural beauty and extraordinary emotions.
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Free time until departure
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Private car transfer
13:00 Hotel departure
[English Assistant]
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(Self-arranged)
Flight
15:35-17:05 Nevşehir Airport → Istanbul Airport (TK2007)
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Turkey - Istanbul
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(Self-arranged)
Flight
19:10-20:20 Istanbul Airport → Denizli Airport (TK2578)
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Turkey - Pamukkale
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Private car transfer
Transfer to the hotel after arrival
[Japanese Guide]
-
Colossae Thermal & Spa Hotel
*There is a thermal pool, so please bring swimwear if you plan to use it.
Morning
-
Free time
-
Pamukkale Travertines
The white, shining terraced formations spreading across the slope at Pamukkale are a world-famous natural landscape in southwestern Turkey. Thermal waters containing calcium carbonate have deposited over long periods to form staircase-like terraces.
Shallow pools of water reflect the sky and clouds in the sunlight, creating a magical atmosphere. The ancient city of Hierapolis, which once thrived as a spa resort, is adjacent, making this a precious area where you can experience both nature and history. Walking barefoot on the terraces lets you directly enjoy their warmth and smooth texture.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hierapolis
The ancient city of Hierapolis, which spreads above the Pamukkale travertines, was developed as a thermal spa resort by the Roman Empire in the 2nd century. Known as a place of healing, many people gathered here and built magnificent structures.
The ruins include a Roman theater, a colonnaded street, temple remains, and ancient baths, which convey the urban culture and lifestyles of the time. Among them, the well-preserved theater is an impressive structure that could seat 20,000 people, and from the seating you can overlook the travertines and the plain. This place, where thermal springs and ancient ruins coexist, is a unique World Heritage site woven by history and nature.
[Japanese Guide]
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Private car transfer
19:00 Transfer to Denizli Airport
[Japanese Guide]
-
(Self-arranged)
Flight
21:05 Depart Denizli Airport TK2579
22:30 Arrive Istanbul Airport
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Turkey - Istanbul
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Private car transfer
Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel
[Japanese Assistant]
-
Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel İstanbul
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Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace is a magnificent royal residence that conveys the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire to the present day.
The vast grounds contain attractions such as the treasury, the harem, and courtyards, offering plenty to see.
The delicate tile decorations and luxurious furnishings testify to the prosperity of the empire.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia is a splendid structure where Byzantine and Ottoman histories overlap.
Having served as a church, a mosque, and a museum at different times, the space carries a weight that transcends eras.
Its massive dome and mosaics create an awe-inspiring atmosphere that captivates everyone.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Blue Mosque
The Blue Mosque is a representative Islamic architectural landmark of Istanbul, beautifully shining with blue tiles.
Its exterior, composed of six minarets and graceful domes, overwhelms visitors.
The interior is filled with delicate decorations and a sacred air pervades the tranquil space.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hippodrome
The Hippodrome, once the center of the Byzantine Empire, is the remains of an ancient stadium where chariot races and ceremonies were held. It has been developed as Sultanahmet Square, and historical monuments such as obelisks and the Serpent Column are scattered around.
Adjacent to the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, it is a popular walking spot where visitors can feel the atmosphere of Istanbul's old city.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Grand Bazaar
One of the world's largest covered markets, it stretches like a maze with about 4,000 shops.
Colorful carpets, pottery, spices, and more fill the space with Turkish charm.
Enjoying the lively atmosphere and haggling over prices is one of the great pleasures of travel.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel İstanbul
-
Basilica Cistern
The Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıcı) is a magnificent underground reservoir built in ancient Roman times.
The 336 columns lined up in the cool space create a fantastical atmosphere.
Mysterious highlights such as the inverted Medusa heads can also be found.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Egyptian Bazaar
The Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar) is a historic market built in the 17th century in Istanbul's Eminönü district.
A variety of colorful spices, nuts, dried fruits, and honey are displayed, creating a space filled with sweet scents and lively energy.
The market, frequented by locals and tourists alike, is a charming place to get a glimpse of Turkish food culture and daily life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Bosphorus Cruise (Regular Ferry)
This cruise leisurely tours the Bosphorus Strait, which separates Istanbul's European and Asian sides, aboard a regular ferry. Departing from the Eminönü pier near the Galata Bridge, you can enjoy a magnificent waterside view where palaces, mosques, fortresses, and mansions appear one after another.
This regular ferry route is rooted in local life, offering a different perspective from tourist cruises—viewing the city as part of everyday life. The ferry stops at various points while heading north along the strait, and the trip takes about one and a half hours. It is a peaceful boat journey tracing the waterways where Europe and Asia, past and present, intersect.
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Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel İstanbul
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Free time until checkout
-
Private car transfer
11:00 Transfer to Istanbul Airport (vehicle + Japanese assistant)
[Japanese Assistant]
-
Turkey - Cappadocia
-
Private car transfer
We will pick you up at the airport and head to Cappadocia for sightseeing.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Göreme Open-Air Museum
The Göreme Open-Air Museum is a UNESCO World Heritage site where a group of churches have been carved into the rock.
Well-preserved frescoes remain inside, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of early Christianity.
It is a mystical spot representative of Cappadocia where nature and faith are fused.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Uchisar
A landmark of Cappadocia where an enormous rock mountain as a whole served as a fortress.
From the summit you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding fairy chimneys and villages, making it an excellent viewpoint.
Countless rooms and passages have been carved into the rock, leaving vivid traces of ancient life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Pigeon Valley
Pigeon Valley is a quiet gorge in Cappadocia where countless pigeon houses are carved into the rock face.
The pigeon droppings once collected for agriculture supported the fertility of the land.
A gentle walking path continues through the valley, where you can enjoy a landscape that harmonizes nature and human life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Göreme Panorama
Göreme Panorama is a popular viewpoint where you can overlook Cappadocia's fairy chimneys and valleys.
A distinctive rock landscape known as "fairy chimneys" spreads out, offering a quintessential Cappadocian view.
At morning and evening the color of the rock changes with the light, creating picture-perfect scenery that fascinates many visitors.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Mithra Cave Hotel Cappadocia
-
Kaymaklı Underground City
A vast underground labyrinth city built by people who once escaped persecution.
The structure, reaching up to eight levels, cleverly includes residences, churches, and storage rooms.
As you proceed through narrow passages, an astonishing experience awaits where you encounter the lifestyles and ingenuity of ancient times.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Paşabağ
Paşabağ is a spectacular spot where Cappadocia's characteristic fairy chimneys are densely concentrated.
Wind and rain have shaped these curious and whimsical rock formations over long periods.
The landscape, which can be called nature's art, is a popular photogenic tourist destination.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Camel Rock
A rock formation shaped like a real camel, one of Cappadocia's representative natural sculptures.
The contrast with the surrounding reddish-brown terrain is beautiful, and its humorous shape brings a smile.
It is also popular as an easily accessible photo spot.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Esentepe
Esentepe is a spectacular viewpoint where you can overlook Cappadocia's vast fairy chimney landscape.
In the morning you can see the fantastical sight of balloons drifting across the sky, and in the evening the rock faces turn red for a dramatic view.
It offers a healing moment where you can feel both the grandeur and tranquility of nature.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Three Beauties
The Three Beauties are a popular spot where three fairy chimneys stand side by side as if snuggling together.
Each is likened to a sister and is cherished as a symbol of Cappadocia.
Their unique shapes harmonize with the background landscape, making them especially photogenic.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Rose Valley
Rose Valley is famed as a spectacular Cappadocian spot where the rock faces turn rosy at sunset.
The landscape woven by gentle rock hills and valleys is as beautiful as a painting.
It is perfect for hiking and watching the sunset, a valley where tranquility and emotion spread.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Mithra Cave Hotel Cappadocia
-
Early morning balloon tour
A hot air balloon experience in Cappadocia is a popular activity where you can view the fantastical landscape of fairy chimneys and valleys from the sky.
At sunrise, numerous colorful balloons rise into the air, and a magnificent spectacle unfolds as the sky and land are colored.
This quiet aerial stroll is a special time to simultaneously savor Cappadocia's natural beauty and extraordinary emotions.
-
Free time until departure
-
Private car transfer
13:00 Hotel departure
[English Assistant]
-
(Self-arranged)
Flight
15:35-17:05 Nevşehir Airport → Istanbul Airport (TK2007)
-
Turkey - Istanbul
-
(Self-arranged)
Flight
19:10-20:20 Istanbul Airport → Denizli Airport (TK2578)
-
Turkey - Pamukkale
-
Private car transfer
Transfer to the hotel after arrival
[Japanese Guide]
-
Colossae Thermal & Spa Hotel
*There is a thermal pool, so please bring swimwear if you plan to use it.
Morning
-
Free time
-
Pamukkale Travertines
The white, shining terraced formations spreading across the slope at Pamukkale are a world-famous natural landscape in southwestern Turkey. Thermal waters containing calcium carbonate have deposited over long periods to form staircase-like terraces.
Shallow pools of water reflect the sky and clouds in the sunlight, creating a magical atmosphere. The ancient city of Hierapolis, which once thrived as a spa resort, is adjacent, making this a precious area where you can experience both nature and history. Walking barefoot on the terraces lets you directly enjoy their warmth and smooth texture.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hierapolis
The ancient city of Hierapolis, which spreads above the Pamukkale travertines, was developed as a thermal spa resort by the Roman Empire in the 2nd century. Known as a place of healing, many people gathered here and built magnificent structures.
The ruins include a Roman theater, a colonnaded street, temple remains, and ancient baths, which convey the urban culture and lifestyles of the time. Among them, the well-preserved theater is an impressive structure that could seat 20,000 people, and from the seating you can overlook the travertines and the plain. This place, where thermal springs and ancient ruins coexist, is a unique World Heritage site woven by history and nature.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Private car transfer
19:00 Transfer to Denizli Airport
[Japanese Guide]
-
(Self-arranged)
Flight
21:05 Depart Denizli Airport TK2579
22:30 Arrive Istanbul Airport
-
Turkey - Istanbul
-
Private car transfer
Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel
[Japanese Assistant]
-
Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel İstanbul
-
Topkapi Palace
Topkapi Palace is a magnificent royal residence that conveys the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire to the present day.
The vast grounds contain attractions such as the treasury, the harem, and courtyards, offering plenty to see.
The delicate tile decorations and luxurious furnishings testify to the prosperity of the empire.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia is a splendid structure where Byzantine and Ottoman histories overlap.
Having served as a church, a mosque, and a museum at different times, the space carries a weight that transcends eras.
Its massive dome and mosaics create an awe-inspiring atmosphere that captivates everyone.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Blue Mosque
The Blue Mosque is a representative Islamic architectural landmark of Istanbul, beautifully shining with blue tiles.
Its exterior, composed of six minarets and graceful domes, overwhelms visitors.
The interior is filled with delicate decorations and a sacred air pervades the tranquil space.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Hippodrome
The Hippodrome, once the center of the Byzantine Empire, is the remains of an ancient stadium where chariot races and ceremonies were held. It has been developed as Sultanahmet Square, and historical monuments such as obelisks and the Serpent Column are scattered around.
Adjacent to the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, it is a popular walking spot where visitors can feel the atmosphere of Istanbul's old city.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Grand Bazaar
One of the world's largest covered markets, it stretches like a maze with about 4,000 shops.
Colorful carpets, pottery, spices, and more fill the space with Turkish charm.
Enjoying the lively atmosphere and haggling over prices is one of the great pleasures of travel.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel İstanbul
-
Basilica Cistern
The Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıcı) is a magnificent underground reservoir built in ancient Roman times.
The 336 columns lined up in the cool space create a fantastical atmosphere.
Mysterious highlights such as the inverted Medusa heads can also be found.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Egyptian Bazaar
The Egyptian Bazaar (Spice Bazaar) is a historic market built in the 17th century in Istanbul's Eminönü district.
A variety of colorful spices, nuts, dried fruits, and honey are displayed, creating a space filled with sweet scents and lively energy.
The market, frequented by locals and tourists alike, is a charming place to get a glimpse of Turkish food culture and daily life.
[Japanese Guide]
-
Bosphorus Cruise (Regular Ferry)
This cruise leisurely tours the Bosphorus Strait, which separates Istanbul's European and Asian sides, aboard a regular ferry. Departing from the Eminönü pier near the Galata Bridge, you can enjoy a magnificent waterside view where palaces, mosques, fortresses, and mansions appear one after another.
This regular ferry route is rooted in local life, offering a different perspective from tourist cruises—viewing the city as part of everyday life. The ferry stops at various points while heading north along the strait, and the trip takes about one and a half hours. It is a peaceful boat journey tracing the waterways where Europe and Asia, past and present, intersect.
-
Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel İstanbul
-
Free time until checkout
-
Private car transfer
11:00 Transfer to Istanbul Airport (vehicle + Japanese assistant)
[Japanese Assistant]
Price Includes / excludes
Accommodation
As stated in the itinerary
Car
As stated in the itinerary
Guide
Spot guide (including assistant)
Activity
Admission fees listed in the itinerary
Meal
B/F：0 LUN：0 DIN：0
None
Excludes (Others)
International flights, domestic flights, meals, guide tips, driver tips
Accommodation list
| 1 |
Cappadocia
Mithra Cave Hotel Cappadocia
2person(s) 1rooms
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| 2 |
Pamukkale
Colossae Thermal & Spa Hotel
2person(s) 1rooms
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| 3 |
Istanbul
Sura Hagia Sophia Hotel İstanbul
2person(s) 1rooms
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