We will pick up you from your hotel and depart to the Kybele Relief. This huge rough sculpture is about 8m in height and 4.5m in width, situated in Sipylus Mountain. The badly damaged relief appears to be a placed figure, carved into a huge niche. Sardes Ancient City, home to the Lydian civilization, was founded in the Bronze Age. It has a tremendous historical importance in the history as the place where the first money was printed. When we look at the city even today, we can see that it is a product of a rich civilization. Lydia, an advanced civilization in the field of trade and livestock, stands out with its artistic structures. Include Byzantine shops, a synagogue, palestra (an open expanse where athletes trained and where the gymnasium and baths once stood), Roman villa, Temple of Artemis and 4th-century church. Kursunlu Waterfall and the present travertine formation. The waterfall is artificial and was constructed to control and regulate the flow of Kursunlu stream. To the north of this waterfall, travertine deposits are being formed due to the precipitation of calcium bicarbonate in the water having its sources on either sides of the Kursunlu valley. Kula Peribacalari is a strange natural site with a mystifying feature. Kula and its atmosphere have a volcanic geographical formation. On the higher part of the Gediz River, there is natural incidence of fairy chimneys produced as the result of heat transformation, wind, rain, and corrosion. Kula houses constitute a rich example of Ottoman architecture and decorative arts with architectural arrangements in terms of planning, structure and aesthetic arrangement with the use of techniques such as wood, plaster and pencil works. After the tour we drop you back to your hotel. We hope your tour was a memorable one and we look forward to seeing you in the future on another TravelShop Booking Tour again. Have a safe trip back home and thanks for choosing us.