Brief description 

Göbekli Tepe Southeast Anatolia - an archaeological sensation! Only a fraction of this first man-made monumental cult site has so far been exposed. The oldest sculptures, enigmatic figures and relief-decorated megalithic pillars, lay hidden in the earth here for over 10,000 years. Humans settled in the fertile crescent north of the Syrian desert, this is the cradle of civilization. In the early Neolithic, permanent settlements emerged, and agriculture and cattle breeding developed. Historically, the Hittites, Greeks and Romans have left their mark on the region. Biblical ground in Urfa, the city of Abraham. In today's Antakya the followers of Jesus were called "Christians" for the first time; The journey leads through northern Mesopotamia to the ancient Christian settlement area of Tur Abdin. A special experience awaits us at Nemrut, the mountain of the gods, with gigantic colossal statues of the Commagenic ruler Antiochus.