• When you visit the city, make sure you rest for a day and get rid of that jet lag.
• The best way to know Istanbul is to explore it, come out of the specific tourist zones and move amidst.
• With uncertain weather, it is best to carry your raincoat/ boots/ umbrella, or a portable small fan to cool you off the temperature.
• Street markets and shops are what make Istanbul, do visit the local shops for handmade souvenirs and delights to taste- tea, street food, etc.
• Enjoying the place is one thing and being safety alert is on top, be careful of valuable and expensive things you carry. It is preferred to not carry expensive things when you travel.
• Dressing appropriately is a very important part of their culture, which should be kept in mind.
• Best way to explore the city? Take up Public transport- Buses.
• English is not much spoken in the city, it is better to acquaint oneself with basic Turkish words and sentences.
• Taking pictures is a way to capture the moment, but it is better to take the permission of the people, especially the women wearing veils as a sign of respect.
• Take your adventurous spirit and visit the Hamman, a Turkish bath, visit various bazaars and monuments.

The nightlife in Istanbul is unique, the dance clubs are always lit with local music welcoming all and zealous club goers. Take in the sparkling city-lights go to a rooftop bar, which will get you dancing to the local tunes or just chill and smoke the traditional Turkish sheesha. Take a trip on the boat to the Bosphorus for a romantic dinner or go to the best bars like - 360 Istanbul, Ghetto, Karga, etc.

• Visiting Istanbul with your favorite ones or family? No worries we got you covered.
• Take a romantic trip to the Basilica Cistern, adoring the lights, music and the fish.
• Spend some family time or festive times, at the churches of Manila, San Augustine.
• Take your children to a visit to the old and lovely museums of the city Aya Sofya, art museums, the Blue Mosque or learn about the cultural heritage of the Topkapi Palace.
• Bored? Well, there’s no chance, take a trip by the roads and lanes of Istanbul for street shopping or tasting the food items, such as the Grand Bazar, Spice bazar, French street.

• A cruise journey to Bosphorus, the strait of Istanbul.
• Shopping and food at local shops.
• Touring at art museums, archaeological monuments.
• Lunching at local shops in the Turkish tradition, at Sultanahmet.
• A coffee tour and coffee making class, at spice bazar’s local coffee establishments.

• Turkish tea
• Turkish sweets and spices
• Rugs and carpets
• Handmade jewelry
• Blue evil eye Lamps
• Iznik Ceramics
• Sweet Baklava
• Exotic spices especially their seven spice mixture
• Nargile pipes
• Clay Pottery in Cappadocia
• Scarves and traditional clothing