{"id":296952,"date":"2023-03-27T14:27:54","date_gmt":"2021-12-22T06:06:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/traveltriangle.com\/blog\/?p=296952"},"modified":"2021-12-22T17:03:26","modified_gmt":"2021-12-22T11:33:26","slug":"7-days-in-turkey-travelogue","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/traveltriangle.com\/blog\/7-days-in-turkey-travelogue\/","title":{"rendered":"7 Days In Turkey That Gave Me And My Mom All The Time And Togetherness We Needed!"},"content":{"rendered":"

One of the world\u2019s leading tourist destinations, Turkey with its rich history, a spectacular coastline and scenic landscapes is a paradise on earth, to say the least. With exciting events and breathtaking views, an escapade to Turkey is all you need to relax, rejuvenate and reconnect and that is exactly what Sharuti did when her mom was retiring. They planned on spending 7 days in Turkey <\/strong>and it turned out to be nothing but magical. Taking a trip with her mother to the beautiful destination was the best gift she could give her mom. Know more about how to ditch the fancy places and plan a simple and sweet trip with your family in Turkey by reading along with the incredible experience of Sharuti.<\/em><\/p>\n

It was time. Mom was retiring and all I wanted was some time with her and to give her an exceptional yet the best possible gift and that was when I came up with the idea of gifting her a trip and the destination that came to my mind was Turkey for the essence of the country which is that the ancient beautifully co-exists with the modern. Turkey is a country which is unique as it’s trans-continental not only in terms of geographic location but its culture, way of living and other things. These 7 days in Turkey<\/strong> were all that we needed to unwind, relax and grow closer and fond of each other even more. The locals were extremely nice and hospitable. They made a lot of efforts to make us feel at home in their country. They were great hosts, wherever we went and offered us amazing apple\/pomegranate tea. Thanks to TravelTriangle for round the clock support, arranging everything with precision and taking care of everything. Definitely coming back to them!<\/p>\n

Details Of Our 7 Days In Turkey<\/h2>\n

Trip Type:<\/strong> Family Trip To Turkey
Cost:<\/strong> INR 90,000 – 1,06,000 Per Person
Duration:<\/strong> 6 Nights 7 Days
No. of people:<\/strong> 2 Adults
Inclusions:<\/strong> Breakfast, Sightseeing, Transfers, Accommodation, Private cab, Elephant & Jeep Safari
Exclusions:<\/strong> Lunch, Dinner,
Travel Agent From TravelTriangle:<\/strong> NM Tourism And Travel Agency<\/p>\n

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Day-Wise Itinerary Of Our 7 Days In Turkey<\/h2>\n

Day 1:<\/strong> A Visit To The Derinkuyu Underground City
Day 2:<\/strong> Visiting the beautiful landscape of Cappadocia
Day 3:<\/strong> Exploring Pamukkale
Day 4:<\/strong> A Visit To House of Mary in Ephesus
Day 5:<\/strong> Exploring Hagia Sophia
Day 6:<\/strong> A Visit To Dolmabahce Palace
Day 7:<\/strong> Departure<\/p>\n

Experiences That Made Our 7 Days In Turkey Memorable<\/h2>\n

Know about how we planned our trip and what activities we did there which made our few days away from home a truly memorable experience.<\/p>\n

1. Exploring The Derinkuyu Underground City<\/h3>\n
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We felt that the Derinkuyu Underground City had an altogether different kind of vibe. The Derinkuyu Underground City is a multi-level ancient city in Turkey. This place had living structures made in the soft hills of Cappadocia by digging out spaces making it look very scary yet amazing. They have a great history behind them about how they came into existence which really fascinated us, to say the least and made our 7 days in Turkey <\/strong>an unforgettable experience.<\/p>\n

2. A Visit To Pamukkale<\/h3>\n
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Another surprising retreat for us was Pamukkale means \u201cCotton Castle\u201d in Turkish and is a natural site in Denizli, as we got to know while exploring the beautiful place which made our 7 days in Turkey <\/strong>a memory to be cherished. Visiting this place was the most amazing experience we had in Turkey. The thermal waters flowing in the pristine White travertine terraces made the place look like snow & water simultaneously. We absolutely loved the place and the surreal vibe it had.<\/p>\n

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3. Visiting Hagia Sophia<\/h3>\n
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This place felt like a coming together of so many cultures and we enjoyed every bit of it. We saw how a Greek Orthodox Christian Patriarchal Cathedral Church was converted into an Ottoman Imperial Mosque and now it is a museum. There are layers of everything and every culture which remain from each era which made visiting Hagia Sophia an enriching experience when we spent 7 days in Turkey<\/strong>\u00a0.<\/p>\n

4. Exploring Dolmabahce Palace<\/h3>\n
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You don\u2019t get to see a palace like this anywhere else in the world, where you feel like you are actually taking a look at the king\u2019s lifestyle. Dolmabahce is a beautiful palace surrounded by sea on one side and land on another. Though palaces of such grandeur in terms of size and class can be found in many countries all around the world the beauty of Dolmabahce lies in the fact that it\u2019s exactly the same even today. Every room in the palace has been preserved with the same furniture, upholstery and more than existed at Sultan\u2019s time which made us feel the richness, luxury and grandeur even after so many years.<\/p>\n

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