Dervishes Show in Istanbul

Dervishes Show in Istanbul Reading the following lines of the famous Central Asian poet and philosopher Omar Khayyam "having become a beggar dervish ...", one involuntarily asks questions: Who are they, these dervishes? And why are they, beggars? If you want to know, then you must definitely get to the Dervishes Show in Istanbul and find out why the dervishes are still dancing. You can buy a profitable tour by booking it in advance at a low price. Every tourist should see with his own eyes their enchanting iconic dance with hypnotic spins, symbolizing the connection with the universe.

You will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the traditional Turkish show Sema, which is accompanied by national music. Dervishes in snow-white skirts circle in a religious dance strictly from right to left, moving in a circle and gradually accelerating and plunging into a kind of ecstasy. A mesmerizing dance can go on for hours in an atmosphere of timelessness and without space.

Istanbul is one of the most popular tourist destinations, and the sacred dance of the dervishes is an integral part of the tourist program. The impression of the spectacle seen is indelible, as evidenced by the numerous reviews of the audience. It is worth noting that modern dance is not so much ritual as it serves to entertain tourists, however, the presence of adults without children is recommended.

Where to see Dervishes Show in Istanbul:

Dervishes Show in Istanbul Once a Muslim monastery, but now a cozy little Museum of Whirling Dervishes is located at Galip Dede Caddesi, 15. MORE TO SEE It should be noted that the monks gathered in other places in Turkey. So, in Cappadocia, in the very heart of the country on a small plateau at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level, there is a rocky monastery with cave churches. There, in man-made niches, the first Christians took refuge in search of safety and solitude. However, this is not its only attraction.

Group and Private visit programs include an exciting quad bike ride in the Red and Rose Valleys, a visit to a pottery workshop, as well as an exhilarating and unforgettable hot air balloon ride. And here is more detail. The fact is that such a flight can be made in many places in the world, but it is here that it is insanely attractive because thousands of balls rush into the sky at the same time. You can also visit the exciting Paragliding in Cappadocia. Flights take place at dawn, and words cannot convey the attractiveness of the landscape. You will definitely want to take a lot of unusual shots, so keep your cameras and camcorders ready. And in just an hour you are already a certified aeronaut.

The price varies from 60 to 130 € for one person, and this depends on the size of the basket, on some organizational issues, but primarily on the season: in summer, when there is a large influx of tourists, prices are raised, and in the off-season, on the contrary, they are reduced. It is worth trying at least once, so long as the weather does not disappoint.