DAY 1: TROY " A Visit to Homeric Troy in the legend of Iliad "

Early morning pick up from hotel in Istanbul. Drive to Troy and Visit;

* Troy, the archaeological site of this 5000 years old city, is the legendary city and center of the Trojan War, as described in Iliad by Homer.

* Troy Museum and a reconstructed wooden Trojan horse, the Megaron houses, a small roman Theatre and Bouletarion and city walls. Listen the legend of Trojan Wars from your guide.

After the tour, Drop off to the hotel. Overnight in Canakkale.

Meals (No)

DAY 2: GALLIPOLI “A Daily visit to Historical Gallipoli Peninsula”

Pick up from the hotel and travel across the Dardanelles by ferry. 

* Kabatepe War Museum, located within the Gallipoli Historic National Park. There is an exhibit of photographs of soldiers, their uniforms, weapons, and other findings from the battlefields.

* Brighton Beach, Southern Anzac sector, the long beach running southward from Hell Spit to Gaba Tepe named after the beach of the same name east of Melbourne.

* Beach Cemetery (John Simpson's Grave)

* Anzac Cove, a small cove on the Gallipoli peninsula. It was the landing site and main base of Anzac’s during the World War I.

* Ari Burnu & Cemetery (First Anzac landing place)

* Lone Pine, with its sweeping views over the Aegean and down the Gallipoli peninsula, is where Turks and Anzacs fought and died. Lone Pine was the name given to a solitary tree which marked the site of the Battle of Lone Pine. There is a cemetery and Memorial dedicated to the Australian & New Zealand soldiers who fought in Gallipoli.

* Johnston's Jolly (Walk in the Anzac trenches), View Shrapnel Valley

* The Nek and Walker's Ridge, narrow stretch of ridge in the Anzac battlefield on the Gallipoli peninsula.

* Chunuk Bair Heights (Main New Zealand memorial) is one of the three high points on the Sari Bair range.

Drive back to Istanbul. Drop off to your hotel around in evening

Meals (Breakfast)