ISTANBUL / BURSA / IZMIR / KUSADASI / PATMAS (GREECE) / PAMUKKALE / CAPPADOCIA
Istanbul • Bursa • Izmir (Smyrna) • Kusadasi • Patmos (Greece) • Pamukkale • Cappadocia
Istanbul
Once known as Byzantium and Constantinople, Istanbul bridges Europe and Asia. A city rich in biblical, Byzantine, and Ottoman heritage, it is home to architectural wonders like Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace.
Bursa
The first capital of the Ottoman Empire, Bursa is known for its historic mosques, vibrant bazaars, and natural beauty. A city of spiritual and cultural significance, often called “Green Bursa” for its parks and gardens.
Izmir (Smyrna)
Ancient Smyrna, one of the Seven Churches of Revelation, is today’s vibrant coastal city of Izmir. Praised in the Book of Revelation for its enduring faith, it offers a rich blend of history and modern Turkish culture.
Kusadasi
A scenic Aegean port town and the gateway to Ephesus, one of the most well-preserved ancient cities of the world. Kusadasi offers coastal charm, historical depth, and easy access to biblical landmarks.
Patmos (Greece)
A serene Greek island where the Apostle John received the Book of Revelation. Key sites include the Cave of the Apocalypse and the Monastery of St. John, both powerful symbols of Christian mysticism and heritage.
Pamukkale
Famous for its white travertine terraces and ancient thermal springs, Pamukkale is also home to Hierapolis and nearby Laodicea, one of the Seven Churches. A unique blend of natural wonder and biblical history.
Cappadocia
A surreal landscape shaped by volcanic activity, Cappadocia is famed for its rock-hewn churches, underground cities, and early Christian history. It served as a refuge for persecuted believers during the Roman Empire.