Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Istanbul.  

Upon arrival, visit Yerebatan Sarayi, also known as Basilica Cistern, that was used to store and supply water to the city during the barbarian attacks when the city was under siege. Continue to visit Kariye Museum, one of the most important Byzantine monuments in Istanbul. Then, cross the Bosphorus to visit the Dolmabahce Palace.

This morning, depart from Istanbul to Kayseri by a domestic flight. Upon arrival, visit Ihlara Valley, an impressive canyon which was formed by volcanic eruptions and the flowing of the Melendiz River. Thereafter, transfer to Cappadocia for your overnight stay.

Enjoy a full-day tour of Cappadocia, which boasts a unique landscape sculpted by the wind, sun, rain and snow. Explore Goreme Open Air Museum, a compound comprising 29 rock-cut churches, including some that date back to the 6th century. Proceed to Uchisar, an old village comprising small dwellings carved into a massive rock. Make photo stops at Valley of the Birds and Uchisar Castle. At Avanos, visit a famous local pottery and see a carpet-weaving demonstration to learn more about the art of weaving Turkish carpets. Tonight, complete your evening with a belly and folk dance performance.

Depart Cappadocia and enjoy a scenic drive to Antalya, making a brief stop at the 13th-century Sultanhani Caravanserai enroute.

Visit Aspendos, an ancient Greco-Roman city to visit its most well-preserved theatre of antiquity, Aspendos Theatre. Proceed to Perge, the best example of a complete Roman city located in the Pamphylian Plain. You will visit Nymphaeum, a monument consecrated to the nymphs, a public bath complex, the Roman Gate and Agora, an ancient marketplace. Thereafter, continue to Duden Waterfalls for a photo stop.

Today, you will continue to Myra and into the town of Demre to visit the Tomb and Church of St Nicholas. This church has gained greater popularity since 1950 because of its association with Santa Claus. View Lycian rock-cut tombs dating back to 400 BC at Necropolis. Proceed to Kekova, one of the most fascinating spots along the Turkish Mediterranean coast. Take a boat ride to see half-submerged ruins of the city of Simena across the bay. View the modest fishermen cottages and the outstanding Lycian sarcophagi.  

Travel from Fethiye to Telmessos, known for its rock tombs that were carved into the faces of the cliffs by the Lycians. The most prominent one is Tomb of King Amyntas dating back to 400 BC. Next, visit the ruins of the Byzantine Castle. Proceed to Bodrum to visit the 14th-century Castle of Bodrum, built by the knights of St Jean. Visit its Museum of Underwater Archaeology to see a life-sized reproduction of a Byzantine shipwreck from the 7th century. You will also see the site of one of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World, Tomb of King Mausolus. 

Head for Didyma, a small village close to the sea acclaimed for its golden sandy beaches and Temple of Apollo. You will then proceed to Izmir, view the clock tower in Konak Square, which is a symbol for the city. Return to Istanbul by domestic flight to connect your flight home.