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Learn about Ottoman history on a full-day tour to Sogut and Bursa with our Ertugrul Ghazi Tomb and Bursa Tour from Istanbul. Visit the spiritual tomb of Ertugrul Ghazi and the tomb of Sheikh Edebali and continue to Bursa which was one of early capital of Ottaman Empire.
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English
16 Hours
Istanbul - Bilecik - Sogut - Bursa - Istanbul
We provide pick up and drop off Istanbul Hotels or AIRBNB.
We will be meeting you at your hotel lobby or AIRBNB in Istanbul to take you to Istanbul Airport (IST) or Sabiha Gökcen Airport (SAW). If you haven’t book your hotel or AIRBNB yet, you can inform us hotel address couple of days before tour starts.
Begin your journey in the early morning by departing from Istanbul, heading towards Söğüt, a small town in the Bilecik Province of Turkey. The drive takes approximately 3-4 hours, offering picturesque views along the way.
Upon arrival, visit the Ertugrul Ghazi Tomb, nestled in a tranquil setting. The tomb holds great significance as the final resting place of Ertugrul Ghazi, a revered figure in Turkish history and the father of Osman I, the founder of the Ottoman Empire.
Spend time exploring the tomb complex, where you'll find historical artifacts, learn about Ertugrul Ghazi's legacy, and have a moment for reflection in this serene environment.
Then we drive to Bilecik for a visit to Sheikh Edebali Tomb and have a lunch on the way to Bursa.
Upon arrival in Bursa, begin your exploration with Osman Gazi Tomb and Orhan Gazi Tomb. The city BURSA is frequently cited as GREEN BURSA in a reference to the beautiful parks and gardens located across its urban tissue, as well as to the vast forests in rich variety that extend in its surrounding region. You can do shopping in Silk Market in the city center. After the tour drive back to Istanbul. After arrival Istanbul transfer to your hotel or AIRBNB in Istanbul.
• Places We'II Visit: Bilecik Ertugrul Ghazi Tomb - Sheikh Edebali Tomb - Bursa - Osman Gazi Tomb - Orhan Gazi Tomb - Grand Mosque - Silk Market
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