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You can take a balloon tour to explore the Phrygian valley and Emre Lake and to see the natural beauties of Afyonkarahisar.
In Afyonkarahisar, the thermal capital, you will both benefit from the healing of natural thermal waters and experience a different holiday concept with the special spa waters in your hotel and rooms.
You can take a short trip to the Hittite Empire by climbing 550 stairs to the Afyonkarahisar castle, which is located on a volcanic rock.
Reward yourself with the traditional dishes of the Afyonkarahisar region, with unique delicacies such as cream, sausage and Turkish delight. Afyonkarahisar province has been documented by UNESCO as the 56th gastronomy city in the world and the third in Turkey.
You can experience a unique visual feast by seeing the rock tombs, rock settlements, rock churches, ancient roads and fairy chimneys belonging to the Phrygian people along the Phrygian Valley. The Phrygian Valley trip, where you will feel the history in every step, takes you back 3000 years and is among our tours where you can see the historical beauties.
Sultan's Divanı Mevlivihanesi, which is the only mevlehihane that still continues the tradition of "Healing Ashura with 40 Hatims", which started during the time of the Sultan's Divan, was built by Hz. Sultan Dîvânî, one of the seventh generation grandchildren of Mevlânâ, has been one of the important centers of Mevlevi since the 16th century.
The statue of Cybele, who was believed to be the symbol of abundance and fertility and the protector of fertility in prehistoric times, known as the "mother goddess", is just one of the works you will see in the Afyonkarahisar Museum. There are approximately 49 thousand 572 registered works belonging to many periods and are exhibited in the museum.
By visiting Ayazini, the heart of Phrygia, you will take a short trip back to 750 BC, visit the Phrygian Open-Air Museum, take a breather in the cafes and restaurants where you will taste the local delicacies of Afyonkarahisar and enjoy the unique views to the fullest.