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3 Days Itinerary in Isparta, Turkey - Travel Guide
What to do in Isparta for 3 days?
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3 Days Itinerary in Isparta, Turkey - Travel Guide

The best 3 days itinerary & travel guide for Isparta

Rose, Lavender and Lakes: 3 Days in Isparta, Turkey

Days Description
1 Day 1 - Meet the ‘City of Roses’
2 Day 2 - Lavender Dreams and Ancient Ruins
3 Day 3 - Embrace Nature’s Wonders

Introduction

For three days, lose yourself amid the fields of roses and lavender, take a boat ride in incredible natural lakes, explore ancient ruins and observe the rich cultural heritage of Isparta, Turkey. This itinerary will help you make the best of your trip to this wonderful region associated with blossoms and serenity.

Day 1 - Meet the ‘City of Roses’

Begin your journey at Isparta, aka the ‘City of Roses’. Start with a visit to the Rose Gardens, where the scenery is right out of a dream. Catch sight of the locals harvesting and processing roses. Here's a pro-tip: Visit early in the season; you might even get to help with the harvest! Sample rose products: from aromatic oils to rose-flavored lokum (Turkish delight). There's something endearingly unique about the taste and smell of these blessed blossoms, don't you think? Next, visit the Isparta Museum with its fascinating archeological and ethnographic exhibits. By the time the day ends, I bet you'll be falling in love with Isparta already!

Day 2 - Lavender Dreams and Ancient Ruins

Today, join the Kuyucak Lavender Village Tour. Amid the purple fields of lavender, the rhythm of life seems to slow down. Remember to click some phenomenal pics! Just like a painting, isn't it? Then proceed to the Aya Baniya (Sütçüler) Church, an early Christian cave church that'll make you feel like you've stepped back in time. Finally, reach the Pisidia Antiokheia Archaeological Site with its well-preserved Roman ruins. It's quite an encounter with the sands of time, wouldn't you agree?

Day 3 - Embrace Nature’s Wonders

On your final day, head to the mesmerizing Lake Egirdir. Take a boat ride, picnic by the lake, or hike around - your choice. Doesn't the serenity of the waters take your breath away? Finally, continue to the stunning Savcili Waterfall. The rushing of the water is nature's own symphony, captivating in its raw power. With that, it's time to bid goodbye to the enchanting Isparta, a place that's truly, as they say, not just a destination but an experience.

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FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Isparta

What is the best time to visit Isparta?

For rose lovers, aim for mid-May to mid-June. For lavender, it's mid-July to August. However, Isparta is inviting throughout the year with its various attractions.

What local food should I try in Isparta?

Definitely try the rose-flavored Turkish delight (lokum). Also, Isparta's trout dishes, particularly sautéed or grilled ones, are a hit! And wash it all down with a glass of local rose tea.

How can I travel within Isparta?

Taxis, minibuses and car rentals are common within the city. For travel across longer distances, buses and trains are recommended.