Istanbul Tour Packages

Istanbul is one of the world’s most captivating cities, uniquely located between Europe and Asia. Rich in history and culture, it was once the capital of both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. The city is famous for iconic landmarks such as Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace, which showcase its remarkable heritage. With our carefully designed Istanbul Holiday Packages, visitors can wander through the lively Grand Bazaar, sample delicious Turkish cuisine, and enjoy breathtaking cruises along the Bosphorus. 

At Pickyourtrail, we go beyond standard travel plans and help you create personalised Istanbul Tour Packages from India tailored to your interests, budget, and travel preferences. Whether you are looking for a romantic Turkey Package or a luxury city break to one of its largest cities, we design every aspect of your Istanbul trip to match your unique travel style. With carefully curated experiences, flexible itineraries, and expert support, you can explore the best of Istanbul your way and make the most of every moment.

Istanbul Holiday Packages at a Glance

Detail	Information
Currency	Turkish Lira (TRY); 1 TRY ≈ Rs. 2.08 (June 2026)
Ideal For	Couples, honeymooners, families, culture seekers, history lovers
Visa	Indian passport holders require a Turkish e-Visa (if holding a valid Schengen/US/UK visa) or an Embassy sticker visa
Best Time to Visit	April–June and September–November
Flight Options	IndiGo, Turkish Airlines and Air India (Direct); Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Air Arabia, flydubai, Azerbaijan Airlines (Connecting)
Flight Duration	7–9 hours from major Indian cities
Ideal Trip Duration	3–4 nights (standalone); 5+ nights if combining with city day trips
Packages Start At	Rs. 18,174 per person for 3 nights
Languages	Turkish and English are widely spoken in tourist areas

Types of Istanbul Holiday Packages

Istanbul Honeymoon Packages

Istanbul offers the perfect setting for a romantic escape, blending rich history, stunning waterfront views, and unforgettable experiences. With a well-planned Istanbul Honeymoon Packages, couples can enjoy candlelit dinners overlooking the Bosphorus, stay in charming boutique hotels in the historic Sultanahmet district, and watch the city glow during a sunset cruise along the strait. Couples can also add a Bosphorus dinner cruise, a guided tour of the city’s iconic landmarks, a relaxing Turkish hammam experience for two, and romantic rooftop dining with panoramic views of the city skyline.

Starting price: Rs. 30,291 per person for 6 nights.

Istanbul Family Packages

Istanbul is an excellent destination for families, offering a mix of history, culture and fun-filled attractions. The city’s efficient public transport system makes sightseeing convenient, while attractions such as the Grand Bazaar, Miniaturk and ferry rides across the Bosphorus provide enjoyable experiences for visitors of all ages. Istanbul family holiday packages usually include visits to Istanbul’s major landmarks, a day trip to the Princes’ Islands and a scenic Bosphorus cruise.

Starting price: Rs. 42,525 per person for 7 nights.

Istanbul Luxury Packages

For travellers seeking a premium experience, luxury packages are designed to provide comfort, personalised service and unique experiences that showcase the city at its finest. Istanbul offers world-class hospitality and exclusive experiences. Here, visitors can enjoy luxurious stays in Bosphorus-view hotels, private guided tours of iconic attractions, fine dining in beautifully restored Ottoman-era buildings and private yacht cruises along the famous strait.

Istanbul Holiday Packages from Dubai

Istanbul is a popular international destination for travellers from Dubai due to its direct flight connections, cultural attractions and diverse sightseeing opportunities. Flights between Dubai and Istanbul typically take around four to five hours, making the city a convenient option for short holidays and multi-destination trips.

Many travellers combine Dubai and Istanbul in a single itinerary to experience two contrasting urban destinations. Dubai is known for its modern skyline, shopping malls, and entertainment attractions, while Istanbul offers historic landmarks, traditional markets, and cultural sites that reflect its Byzantine and Ottoman heritage.

Why Combine Dubai and Istanbul?

• Direct flight connectivity between the two cities.
• Opportunity to experience both modern and historic urban environments.
• Access to major attractions, shopping districts, cultural sites, and local cuisine.
• Suitable for city breaks, family vacations, honeymoon trips, and multi-country itineraries.
• Relatively short travel time between destinations.

Istanbul Itinerary Recommendations

3 Nights / 4 Days – Classic Istanbul

A 3 Nights / 4 Days Classic Istanbul tour provides an introduction to the city’s major historical, cultural and architectural attractions. Typical itineraries include visits to landmarks such as the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace, along with time to explore Istanbul’s historic districts. Many tours also feature a cruise on the Bosphorus, visits to the Grand Bazaar, and opportunities to experience Turkish cuisine and local culture. Combining guided sightseeing with free time, a 3-night itinerary covers many of Istanbul’s most popular attractions within a short stay.

Starting Price: Rs. 18,174 per person

Recommended Itinerary

• Day 1 – Explore Sultanahmet: Begin your journey in Istanbul’s historic heart. Visit the magnificent Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and the Grand Bazaar. To save time, it is recommended to book Topkapi Palace tickets in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.
• Day 2 – Bosphorus & Beyoglu: Start the day with a ferry ride to Kadıkoy on Istanbul’s Asian side, where you can enjoy a local breakfast and explore the lively markets. Return to the European side for a scenic Bosphorus cruise. In the evening, stroll through Istiklal Avenue, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, and walk across the historic Galata Bridge.
• Day 3 – Culture & Relaxation: Choose between a day trip to the peaceful Princes’ Islands or a visit to the grand Dolmabahçe Palace. Later, explore the colourful Spice Bazaar before unwinding with a traditional Turkish hammam experience, one of Istanbul’s most cherished cultural traditions.
• Day 4 – Departure: Enjoy a relaxed morning with coffee at a rooftop café, take a final walk along the Bosphorus waterfront, and transfer to the airport for your onward journey.

5 Nights / 6 Days – Discover Istanbul in Depth

This itinerary gives travellers ample time to experience the city's rich history, vibrant culture and world-famous landmarks at a comfortable pace. Visit iconic attractions such as Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace, stroll through bustling bazaars, enjoy authentic Turkish cuisine, and take in breathtaking views on a Bosphorus cruise. With a balanced mix of sightseeing, local experiences, and leisure time, this 5-night / 6-day itinerary is ideal for Travellers seeking a deeper understanding of Istanbul’s heritage, architecture, and everyday charm.

Starting Price: Rs. 27,217 per person

Recommended Itinerary

• Days 1–3: Follow the Classic Istanbul itinerary above.
• Day 4 – Asian Side Exploration: Spend the day discovering Kadıkoy and Uskudar, two of Istanbul’s most vibrant districts. Wander through the charming Moda neighbourhood, explore local markets, and enjoy authentic Turkish cuisine. End the day with panoramic city views from Çamlıca Hill.
• Day 5 – Nature Escape: Take a break from the city with a visit to either Belgrad Forest, a popular green retreat, or Buyukada, the largest of the Princes’ Islands, known for its peaceful atmosphere and scenic streets.
• Day 6 – Departure: Enjoy some leisure time before heading to the airport.

7 Nights / 8 Days – Istanbul + Cappadocia or Pamukkale

A 7 Nights / 8 Days trip combining Istanbul with either Cappadocia or Pamukkale offers a well-balanced introduction to Türkiye’s rich history, culture, and natural beauty. This 8-day itinerary provides ample time for sightseeing, local experiences, and relaxation, making it an excellent choice for first-time visitors, couples, families, and cultural Travellers seeking to discover some of Türkiye’s most celebrated destinations.

Starting Price: Rs. 23,167 per person

Recommended Itinerary

• Days 1–3 – Istanbul: Explore the city’s historic landmarks, vibrant neighbourhoods, and scenic Bosphorus coastline.
• Days 4–6 – Cappadocia: Fly to Cappadocia and discover its unique landscapes, underground cities, and rock-cut churches. A sunrise hot-air balloon ride is one of the highlights of this region and offers unforgettable views of the famous fairy chimneys.
• Days 7–8 – Pamukkale or Turkish Coast: Continue your journey to Pamukkale, known for its stunning white travertine terraces and thermal pools, or choose a coastal destination for a relaxing beach getaway before returning home.

How to Reach Istanbul from India

Istanbul Airport (IST) is one of the world's largest international hubs and offers excellent connectivity from India.

Route	Duration	Airlines
Delhi – Istanbul	~7 hrs (direct)	Turkish Airlines, IndiGo
Mumbai – Istanbul	~8.5–9 hrs (direct)	Turkish Airlines, IndiGo
Chennai – Istanbul	~9–12 hrs (1 stop)	Turkish Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways
Bengaluru – Istanbul	~9–12 hrs (1 stop)	Turkish Airlines, Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways
Hyderabad – Istanbul	~9–11 hrs (1 stop)	Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Emirates
Kochi – Istanbul	~9–12 hrs (1 stop)	Turkish Airlines, Air Arabia, Qatar Airways

Booking tip: Booking 2–4 months in advance generally offers the best value. Expect higher fares during Indian school holidays, Diwali, Eid, and the Christmas/New Year period. Direct round-trip fares from India to Istanbul commonly range from about Rs. 55,000 to Rs. 110,000+, depending on season and availability.

Visa Requirements for Indian Travellers

Indian passport holders generally require a visa to visit Türkiye. Depending on their eligibility, travellers may apply for either an electronic visa (e-Visa) or a regular sticker visa.

Turkish e-Visa 

Indian citizens who hold a valid visa or residence permit from the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, or a Schengen country may be eligible to apply for a Turkish e-Visa online, subject to current requirements. The e-Visa is typically issued for tourism or business travel and may allow a stay of up to 30 days with a single entry. Applications can be submitted through the official Turkish e-Visa system.

Sticker Visa 

Travellers who do not qualify for the e-Visa must apply for a regular tourist visa through a Turkish diplomatic mission or an authorised visa application centre. Applicants are generally required to provide documents such as a valid passport, financial proof, accommodation details, return travel reservations, travel insurance, and photographs. Requirements may vary based on individual circumstances.

Passport Validity

Visitors are advised to carry a passport that is valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in Türkiye. Additional validity requirements may apply depending on the type and duration of the visa.

Note: Visa regulations and eligibility criteria may change. Travellers should verify the latest requirements through the official Turkish e-Visa system and the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs before making travel arrangements.

Istanbul Transportation Guide

Getting around Istanbul is surprisingly convenient despite its large size. The city’s extensive public transportation network connects major tourist attractions, business districts, and residential neighbourhoods, making it easy for visitors to explore comfortably and affordably.

The Istanbulkart

The Istanbulkart is the most convenient way to travel around the city. Available at major metro, tram, and ferry stations, this rechargeable travel card can be used across Istanbul’s public transportation network, including metros, trams, buses, funiculars, and ferries. Using an Istanbulkart is more economical than purchasing individual tickets and is highly recommended for all travellers.

Connectivity Between Popular Tourist Areas in Istanbul

• Sultanahmet to Taksim & Beyoglu: Take the T1 Tram to Kabataş and connect to the F1 Funicular for a quick and convenient journey to Taksim Square and the Beyoğlu district.
• Sultanahmet to Grand Bazaar: A short tram ride provides easy access to one of the world's oldest and largest covered markets.
• Sultanahmet to Eminonu: Reach the city's main ferry terminals within minutes using the T1 Tram line.
• European Side to Asian Side: Travellers can cross between continents via the Marmaray rail tunnel or by ferry. While both options are efficient, ferry rides offer spectacular views of the Bosphorus and are a memorable part of the Istanbul experience.

Airport Transfers

Istanbul is served by Istanbul Airport (IST), which is well connected to the city centre through airport buses, metro services, and taxis. Depending on traffic and your destination, travel times typically range between 35 and 60 minutes. Private airport transfers can also be arranged for added comfort and convenience.

Taxis and Ride-Hailing Apps

Taxis are widely available throughout the city, but visitors are encouraged to use trusted ride-hailing applications such as BiTaksi for greater transparency and convenience. Always ensure that the meter is running during your journey, as metered fares are standard in Istanbul.

Top Attractions in Istanbul 

Hagia Sophia

One of Istanbul’s most celebrated landmarks, Hagia Sophia showcases a remarkable blend of Byzantine and Ottoman architecture. Originally built as a church, later converted into a mosque, and now functioning as a mosque open to visitors, it stands as a symbol of the city’s rich cultural heritage. Its grand dome, intricate mosaics, and centuries-old history make it a must-visit attraction for travellers exploring Istanbul.

Blue Mosque

Located in the heart of Istanbul’s historic district, the Blue Mosque is renowned for its elegant architecture, six towering minarets, and stunning blue İznik tilework. This iconic mosque continues to captivate visitors with its serene atmosphere, impressive interiors, and timeless beauty, making it one of the city's most photographed landmarks.

Topkapi Palace

Step into the world of the Ottoman Empire at Topkapi Palace, the former residence of Ottoman sultans for nearly four centuries. Visitors can explore lavish courtyards, royal chambers, sacred relic collections, and treasury exhibits while enjoying panoramic views of the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn.

Grand Bazaar & Spice Bazaar

Experience Istanbul’s vibrant shopping culture at the Grand Bazaar and Spice Bazaar. These historic marketplaces offer a sensory journey through colourful stalls filled with Turkish delights, aromatic spices, handcrafted carpets, ceramics, jewellery, and traditional souvenirs, providing an authentic glimpse into local life and commerce.

Galata Tower

Rising above Istanbul’s historic neighbourhoods, Galata Tower offers some of the most spectacular panoramic views in the city. From its observation deck, visitors can admire sweeping vistas of the Bosphorus, the Golden Horn, and Istanbul’s famous skyline, making it a favourite spot for photography and sunset viewing.

Best Things to Do in Istanbul

From magnificent Ottoman landmarks and bustling bazaars to Bosphorus cruises and vibrant street food, Istanbul offers a fascinating blend of history, culture, and modern city life.

Cruise Along the Bosphorus 

A Bosphorus cruise offers a unique perspective of Istanbul, passing Ottoman palaces, waterfront mansions, historic fortresses, mosques, and neighbourhoods spread across both Europe and Asia. Travellers can choose between public ferries, sightseeing cruises, sunset sailings, or dinner cruises featuring live entertainment and spectacular city views after dark.

Cruise Types and 2026 Prices:

Cruise Type	Duration	Price (2026)	INR Equivalent	Best For
Public Ferry (Şehir Hatları) – Short Tour	2 hours	~340 TRY	~Rs. 730	Budget travellers, quick overview
Public Ferry (Şehir Hatları) – Long Tour	6 hours (to Black Sea)	~640 TRY	~Rs. 1,375	Scenic day out, authentic experience
Private Short Cruise (Turyol/Dentur)	1.5–2 hours	300–700 TRY	Rs. 650–1,500	Small groups, flexible timing
Sunset Cruise (private yacht)	2.5 hours	Starts at ~1,850 TRY	Starts at ~Rs. 3,800	Couples, photography, golden hour
Dinner Cruise (with show)	3–4 hours	~1,608–4,826 TRY	Rs. 3,330–9,990	Celebrations, entertainment

Departure Points: 

• Şehir Hatları Bosphorus tours: primarily from Eminönü.
• Private cruises commonly depart from Kabataş, Karaköy, Beşiktaş, or Kuruçeşme.

Best Time to Cruise:

Your recommendation is still excellent:

• 4:00–6:00 PM offers the best daylight photography.
• Sunset cruises (June–September) provide the most dramatic views of the Bosphorus bridges, Ottoman waterfront mansions, and skyline.

Experience a Traditional Turkish Hammam 

A Turkish hammam remains one of Istanbul's most authentic cultural experiences. The ritual typically begins in a warm marble steam room, followed by a vigorous body scrub and a relaxing foam massage. Many historic bathhouses date back to the Ottoman era, allowing visitors to enjoy a centuries-old tradition in beautifully preserved surroundings.

Watch the Sunset from Galata Tower 

The Galata Tower offers some of the best panoramic views in the city. From the observation deck, visitors can admire the Golden Horn, the Bosphorus, the historic peninsula, and the sprawling city skyline. Sunset is particularly popular as Istanbul's landmarks begin to glow under the evening light.

Discover Topkapi Palace 

For nearly four centuries, the Topkapi Palace served as the political and administrative centre of the Ottoman Empire. Visitors can explore lavish courtyards, royal chambers, treasury collections, imperial gardens, and fascinating exhibits that reveal the lives of Ottoman sultans and their court.

Try Istanbul's Street Food 

Istanbul's street food culture reflects centuries of Ottoman, Mediterranean, Balkan, and Middle Eastern influences. Popular favourites include simit, balık ekmek (fish sandwiches), döner kebab, börek pastries, roasted chestnuts, and sweet treats such as baklava and lokma. Exploring local food stalls and neighbourhood markets is one of the best ways to experience the city's everyday culture.

Stroll Through Balat and Fener

The historic districts of Balat and Fener are known for their colourful houses, narrow cobbled streets, independent cafés, art galleries, and rich multicultural heritage. These neighbourhoods provide a quieter and more local side of Istanbul away from the city's busiest tourist attractions.

European Side vs Asian Side: Which Part of Istanbul Should You Stay In?

One of Istanbul’s most unique features is that it spans across two continents, Europe and Asia. While both sides are connected by bridges, ferries, and rail networks, they offer distinctly different experiences for visitors.

Feature	European Side	Asian Side
Major Attractions	Home to iconic landmarks such as Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Grand Bazaar, and Galata Tower	Known for local attractions like Kadıköy Market, Üsküdar Waterfront, and Çamlıca Hill
Atmosphere	Lively, historic, and bustling with tourists	Relaxed, residential, and more local in character
Popular Areas	Sultanahmet, Beyoğlu, Karaköy, and Beşiktaş	Kadıköy, Üsküdar, and Moda
Dining Scene	Wide variety of international restaurants and traditional eateries	Authentic local cuisine, neighbourhood cafés, and excellent street food
Accommodation Options	An extensive range of hotels, from budget stays to luxury properties	Fewer tourist-focused hotels, with a stronger local feel
Ideal For	First-time visitors, sightseeing, shopping, and nightlife	Travellers seeking local experiences, food exploration, and a quieter atmosphere
Connectivity	Well-connected by metro, tram, buses, and ferries	Easily accessible via metro, ferries, and the Marmaray rail line

Which Side is Better for First-Time Visitors?

For most first-time travellers, the European Side is the best place to stay. Neighbourhoods such as Sultanahmet, Karaköy, and Beyoğlu provide easy access to Istanbul’s most famous attractions, restaurants, shopping districts, and nightlife, making sightseeing more convenient.

However, no trip to Istanbul is complete without exploring the Asian Side. Areas like Kadıköy and Moda offer a more authentic glimpse into local life, with vibrant markets, waterfront promenades, and charming cafés frequented by residents rather than tourists.

Our Recommendation: If you are visiting Istanbul for the first time, choose accommodation on the European Side and dedicate at least half a day to exploring the Asian Side. 

Best Time to Visit Istanbul from India

Istanbul is a year-round destination, but the experience can vary significantly depending on the season. So, the best time to visit largely depends on your travel preferences.

Season	Months	Average Temperature	What to Expect
Spring (Highly Recommended)	April – June	14°C – 26°C	Pleasant weather, blooming gardens, longer daylight hours, and excellent sightseeing conditions
Summer	July – August	27°C – 34°C	Warm temperatures, lively atmosphere, and peak tourist season
Autumn (Highly Recommended)	September – November	14°C – 25°C	Comfortable weather, fewer crowds, and great value for travellers
Winter	December – March	3°C – 10°C	Lower hotel rates, fewer tourists, and a charming winter ambience

Travelling During Ramadan

If your trip coincides with Ramadan, you can still enjoy Istanbul comfortably. Most major tourist attractions, hotels, and transportation services operate as usual. While some local restaurants may have adjusted daytime schedules, the city becomes particularly lively after sunset, with bustling streets, festive markets, and special dining experiences. 

Our Recommendation: For the best overall experience, we recommend visiting Istanbul during April–June or September–October. These months offer the most comfortable weather, excellent sightseeing conditions, and the perfect balance between crowd levels and travel value, making them ideal for families, couples, and first-time visitors alike.

Famous Festivals and Events in Istanbul

Festival	Month	Highlights
International Istanbul Film Festival	April	One of the world's longest-running film festivals; screenings citywide
Tulip Festival (Lale Festivali)	April	Parks and roadsides across the city are carpeted in tulips
Istanbul Music Festival	June	Classical concerts at Topkapi Palace, Hagia Eirene, and Rumeli Fortress
Istanbul Jazz Festival	July	Outdoor stages across Beyoğlu and the Bosphorus waterfront
Cappadocia Hot Air Balloon Festival	July	If combining with Cappadocia, dozens of themed balloons at sunrise in Göreme
Konya Whirling Dervishes Ceremony	December	Annual Mevlana commemoration (accessible as a day trip from Istanbul)

Istanbul Food Guide for Indian Travellers

Istanbul is a paradise for food lovers, offering a rich culinary heritage that combines influences from the Ottoman Empire, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and Central Asia. Whether you are dining at a local restaurant, exploring a street market or enjoying a waterfront cafe, Istanbul offers an unforgettable gastronomic experience.

Must-Try Turkish Dishes

• Doner Kebab: One of Turkey’s most famous dishes, döner kebab features thin slices of freshly roasted lamb, beef, or chicken served in flatbread or on a plate with rice and salad. For a quick and authentic meal, try a döner dürüm, a delicious wrap filled with tender meat and fresh vegetables.
• Baklava: A classic Turkish dessert made with layers of flaky pastry, finely chopped nuts, and sweet syrup. Rich, crispy, and indulgent, baklava is a must-try treat for anyone visiting Istanbul.
• Simit: Often referred to as Turkey’s answer to the bagel, simit is a circular bread coated with sesame seeds and sold by street vendors across the city. It is a popular breakfast snack and pairs perfectly with Turkish tea.
• Lahmacun: A thin, crispy flatbread topped with minced meat, herbs, and spices. Often called "Turkish pizza," it is light, flavorful, and widely available in restaurants and local eateries.
• Menemen: A traditional Turkish breakfast dish made with eggs, tomatoes, peppers, and olive oil. Freshly baked bread served alongside makes it a hearty and satisfying way to start the day.
• Meze: Meze consists of a variety of small sharing plates served before the main course. Popular options include hummus, stuffed vine leaves, roasted vegetables, yoghurt-based dips, and bean salads, making it an excellent choice for vegetarians.

Turkish Tea and Coffee

• Turkish Tea (Çay): Tea is an integral part of Turkish culture and is enjoyed throughout the day. Served in distinctive tulip-shaped glasses, Turkish tea is strong, refreshing and typically consumed without milk.
• Turkish Coffee: Known for its rich flavour and unique preparation method, Turkish coffee is brewed unfiltered and served in small cups. It is an essential cultural experience and often enjoyed after meals.

Vegetarian-Friendly Dining

Vegetarian travellers will find plenty of options throughout Istanbul. Many restaurants serve dishes such as lentil soup, vegetable stews, börek (savoury pastries), salads, meze platters, stuffed vine leaves, and grilled vegetables. If you prefer vegetarian food, simply ask for dishes that are etsiz (without meat).

Tips for Jain Travellers

While vegetarian options are widely available, finding meals prepared without onion and garlic can be more challenging. Jain travellers are advised to inform restaurants of their dietary requirements in advance whenever possible. Additionally, some Indian restaurants in central Istanbul cater specifically to Indian and Jain dietary preferences, making it easier to enjoy familiar meals during your trip.

Istanbul Budget Planner (2026)

International Flights from India

Return economy fares between India and Istanbul typically cost:

Season	Typical Return Fare
Sale / Promotional Fares	Rs. 40,000–55,000
Regular Economy Fares	Rs. 55,000–90,000
Peak Season (Summer, Diwali, Christmas/New Year)	Rs. 90,000–1,30,000+

Major Attraction Entry Prices (2026)

Attraction	Price (TRY)	INR Equivalent
Hagia Sophia (Visitor Gallery)	~1,270 TRY	~Rs. 2,640
Topkapi Palace (incl. Harem & Hagia Irene)	~2,750 TRY	~Rs. 5,720
Dolmabahçe Palace	~2,000 TRY	~Rs. 4,160
Galata Tower	~1,520 TRY	~Rs. 3,160
Grand Bazaar	Free Entry	—
Turkish Hammam (full ritual)	900–2,500 TRY	Rs. 1,870–5,200
Bosphorus Cruise (public ferry)	340–640 TRY	Rs. 710–1,330
Bosphorus Sunset Cruise	1,600–3,000 TRY	Rs. 3,330–6,240
Bosphorus Dinner Cruise	1,600–4,800 TRY	Rs. 3,330–10,000

Daily Expense Estimates

Category	Budget	Mid-Range	Luxury
Hotel (per night)	Rs. 2,500–5,000 (budget hotels & hostels)	Rs. 5,500–12,000 (4-star hotels)	Rs. 20,000–45,000+ (5-star luxury hotels)
Meals (per day)	Rs. 800–1,600	Rs. 1,800–4,000	Rs. 4,500–10,000+
Transport (per day)	Rs. 200–500 (Istanbulkart)	Rs. 500–1,000	Rs. 1,500–4,000 (private transfers/taxis)
Attractions	Rs. 2,000–4,000	Rs. 4,000–8,000	Rs. 8,000–15,000+
Total Per Day	Rs. 5,500–11,000	Rs. 11,800–25,000	Rs. 34,000–74,000+

Full Package Cost Estimates 

Trip Type	Duration	Cost Per Person (Approx.)
Budget	4N/5D	Rs. 28,000–45,000
Mid-Range	5N/6D	Rs. 60,000–1,10,000
Premium	6N/7D	Rs. 1,10,000–1,75,000
Luxury	7N/8D	Rs. 2,25,000–5,00,000+

Book Your Istanbul Tour Package Today

Whether you are drawn to its rich culture, striking architecture, delicious cuisine, lively shopping scene, or the thrill of exploring a city that connects two continents, Istanbul offers an unforgettable experience. From the breathtaking Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque to the vibrant Grand Bazaar, scenic Bosphorus cruises, and hidden cafes tucked away in charming neighbourhoods, every part of the city has a story to tell. 

At Pickyourtrail, we believe every journey should be unique. That’s why each Istanbul tour package is thoughtfully customised based on your travel dates, interests, budget and preferences. Just book a call and share your plans with our travel specialist, and we will create a personalised itinerary designed to help you experience the city your way.