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Full Day Aspendos Perge Kursunlu Waterfall Tour

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Full Day Aspendos Perge Kursunlu Waterfall Tour
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Full Day Aspendos Perge Kursunlu Waterfall Tour

One of the best preserved ancient theatre of the world Aspendos will give you a vision to imagine the ancient times. Walking on the streets of Perge ancient city and enjoying the beauty of the nature in Aspendos.

Visit: Pupa Travel, Imran District Cumhuriyet Square No: 1, Urgup 50400 Turkey

Meet our guide & driver at the lobby of the hotel. First we drive to Perge ancient city which has the best monuments left on the ground. Continue to Aspendos and see one of Anatolia’s most well maintained Roman theaters. Stop for lunch along the river and then continue to the stunning Manavgat Waterfalls. Next, cruise to the charming retreat town of Side. Learn how Turkey’s famous old pier town’s name translates to pomegranate as you stroll the ancient ruins with your guide. Enjoy shops, a pair of sandy beaches, and plenty of shopping that makes this a popular destination. Then, follow your guide to historic monuments such as Temple of Apollo, Agora, a fountain, and Necropolis. Visit the museum, once Roman baths, and uncover some of Turkey’s best archaeological treasures. Finally, spend some time on your own to further explore Side before heading back to Antalya where your tour ends.



Duration:1 day
Commences in:Urgup, Turkey
Country:Turkey
City:Urgup

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