We'll pick you up from your hotel in Ankara between 8:30 am and 9:30 am. After a drive of about 1.5 hours, we'll arrive at the ancient site of Gordion (Yassihoyuk), the capital of the ancient Phrygian Kingdom, named after its founder, King Gordios. Here, you'll have the opportunity to explore the ruins of the city, including the city walls, the Royal Palace, and the Tomb of King Midas, which is the second-largest of its kind in Anatolia. Your guide will enlighten you about the story of King Midas, who had "donkey ears," and the famous myth of the Gordion knot that Alexander the Great cut.

We'll also visit the Godrion Museum, where you'll see artifacts displayed in chronological order, showcasing characteristic examples from different periods, such as pots, pans, tools made of steel, and textile looms from the Antique Bronze Age and Pre-Phrygian Period that ended with King Midas. You'll also witness Greek ceramics from BC 6 – AD 4, materials from the Hellenistic Era and Roman times, seals, and coins.

Our services end with transportation. Please remember that you can sign up to take advantage of TSG credits, and this is the best way to snag credits and use them for your next trips as a discount.