After picking up our guests from our designated meeting points, we will depart for İznik, famous for its unique climate and natural beauty, and its lake. Our first stop will be the İznik Hagia Sophia, dating back to the 4th century, originally built as a church and renamed the Orhan Bey Mosque in 1331. Afterwards, we will visit the İznik tile kiln excavation site, where the famous tiles were fired throughout history, and the madrasa built by Süleyman Pasha, son of Orhan Gazi, which is now used as a small tile market. After the madrasa, we will take a walk through the streets of İznik and visit the İznik Green Mosque, located near the Lefke Gate, whose construction began during the time of Çandarlı Halil Hayrettin Pasha. After viewing the Nilüfer Hatun Imaret (also the İznik Museum), built by Sultan Murad I in honor of his mother, from the outside due to restoration, we will have free time for shopping, and at the end of the day, we will depart for Trilye by vehicle. After seeing structures such as the Tas Mektep and Fatih Mosque, and following a lunch break, we will have free time to enjoy the sea air and do some shopping before heading to Gölyazı. We will have free time to learn about the region and take wonderful photos while enjoying the magnificent view of Gölyazı and Lake Uluabat. Afterwards, we will see the Church of St. Panteleimon, one of the important and unique examples of Anatolian Greek Orthodox churches. Then we will visit the Gölyazı Cultural Center and Gölyazı House, located right next to the church (if open). After our tours, we will take a pleasant walk to the village square. We will see the Weeping Plane Tree in the village square, listen to its story from our guide, and then cross the bridge to the peninsula. We will visit the restored historical Gölyazı Hamam (now a cafe), the mosque, the historical city walls, the centuries-old fish market where fish caught from Lake Uluabat are sold, the Faik Bey Mansion, and the 250-year-old Greek houses, all with explanations from our guide, before taking a tea break in the square. After some free time, we will return to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at our hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, our first stop will be Tophane Hill, where the tombs of Osman Bey and Orhan Gazi are located. After seeing the Bursa Clock Tower and taking photos on this hill overlooking Bursa, we will visit the Ulu Mosque, built by Yıldırım Beyazıt and considered one of the fifth largest Harem-i Şerif (sacred precincts) in the Islamic world. The ablution fountain, pulpit, and mihrab inside the Ulu Mosque, where it is said that Hacivat and Karagöz were condemned to death for disrupting the work, will be of interest to us. From the Ulu Mosque, we will have free time at the nearby Covered Bazaar and the famous Koza Han. After a break, our last stop will be the Yeşil Külliye (Green Complex), whose construction began during the reign of Çelebi Mehmet and where his tomb is also located, and its surviving mosque and tomb. Afterwards, we will have lunch enjoying the famous Bursa Iskender kebab. Following lunch, we will travel to Cumalıkızık Village, one of the five Kızık villages nestled at the foot of Uludağ Mountain. This village, which still preserves Ottoman traditions and home life today, has also hosted numerous television series and films. We stroll through the village's cobblestone streets. After enjoying tea at the village café during our free time, we can shop for local delicacies such as tarhana, noodles, and walnut jam before heading back. We conclude our tour in the evening, dropping off our valued guests at their departure points, and bid farewell with the hope of seeing you again on another Grand On Tour organization.