Catalhuyuk Archeological Site

This is a half day tour including Catalhuyuk Archelogical Site & Boncuklu Huyuk Archeological site and Konya Archeological Museum. Catalhüyük Archeological site which is in UNESCO World Heritage List, is obviously the largest, most developed and one of the oldest city settlement in the World. It dates back to the Neolithic period (7200-6500 BC),and it is known to have been the first proto-city settlement in Anatolia.
Boncuklu Huyuk archelogical site which dates back to the Neolithic period is 10 km from Çatalhüyük . 10.000 years ago it was part of a revolution which made settled life in houses and farming a normal part of people’s lives.
If you are interested in archeology and prehistory it is definitely the best places you should see.
We offer you private transportation and a very special tour accompanied by informative , friendly ,reliable and professional guide.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Catalhoyuk Yolu Kucukkoy Mahallesi, Konya 42500 Turkey

Çatalhöyük is obviously the largest, most developed and one of the oldest city settlement in the World. It dates back to the Neolithic period (7200-6500 BC),and it is known to have been the first proto-city settlement in Anatolia. They have different customs and structures in terms of their burial methods ,their architecture,and their way of living. The region is one of the rare places in the world with its religious beliefs and producer community characteristics,and because the first map ,mirror and the first weave samples were found here. Çatalhöyük was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Boncuklu Hoyuk, Boncuklu Höyük, Konya 42290 Turkey

Boncuklu Huyuk archelogical site which dates back to the Neolithic period is 10 km from Çatalhüyük . 10.000 years ago it was part of a revolution which made settled life in houses and farming a normal part of people’s lives.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Konya Archaeological Museum, Sahibi Ata Cad. 91, Konya Turkey

Neolithic, Early Bronze, Hittite, Phrygian, Greek, Roman and Byzantine periods are exhibited. You can also see the archaeological finds from Çatalhöyük.

Duration: 45 minutes