Mount Nemrut Sunset and Sunrise from Istanbul by Flight

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Istanbul Airport

• Around 09:00am we will pick you up from your hotel/address and arrange the transfer service to İstanbul airport.
• Arrival at the Airport after your check inn, you will take flight from İstanbul airport to Adıyaman Airport.
• We will wait for you at the arrival exit gate with your name on signboard and from there we will drive closest city to Mount Nemrut (Kahta).

Karakus Tumulusu

• It takes its name from the eagle statue at the entrance of the tumulus. It is a monumental tomb built for female members of the Commagene Kingdom.
• The mausoleum, decorated with eagle, lion and bull statues placed on three columns, reflects the strong cultural and religious structure of the Commagene Kingdom.

Cendere Bridge

The Cendere Bridge, also known as the Septimus Severus Bridge. This 120-meter-long bridge is intriguing because it was built without using mortar. One of the few surviving bridges from the Roman period

Arsemia Antik Kenti

Arsameia, the summer capital of the Kommagane kingdom, is a very beautiful historical place with two tunnels and statues that still exist, although they are ruined. All the secrets of the Commagene civilization have been revealed from the inscriptions obtained and translated here. The history of Commagene is written here in Greek and moving upwards, there is a relief showing the scene of Mithradathes Kalinikos, the founder of the Kingdom of Commagene, shaking hands with Hercules Harekles. There are two caves, one of which was carved by human hands, is 158 m long and has two rooms spaced at the end with stairs towards it. This area is the burial place of Antiochos' father. The other one is in the form of a large cube room with a crown-covered entrance, and there is not much information about these caves.

Mount Nemrut

• Experience the breathtaking sight of Mount Nemrut during sunset!
• Mount Nemrut, B.C. It was built as the monumental tomb of Antiochus I, the ruler of the Kingdom of Commagene in the 1st century. Antiochus wanted to emphasize his immortality and great power by filling these temples and colossal statues with gods and heroes from his own lineage.
• Monumental sculptures are spread over the eastern, western and northern terraces. The eastern terrace is the sacred center and therefore the most important sculpture and architectural remains are located here. The well-preserved giant statues are made of limestone blocks and are 8-10 meters high. Although its existence is known, the king's tomb has not yet been discovered. At the end of todays tour we will drive back to city center to your hotel or we can advise you Cafe & Restaurants before resting.