


Ertugrul Movie Tour in Turkey, Istanbul
The Ertugrul Movie Tour takes you to iconic Turkish tv series filming sites, immersing you in Ottoman empire history through stunning sets, a local guide, delicious Turkish lunch, and a live show. Perfect for history fans and adventure seekers alike.
Highlights:
- Experience the filming site of two of Turkey's most renowned historical television series
- Admire the intricate sets and gain insights into the Ghazis with a knowledgeable local guide
- Savor lunch at a nearby restaurant followed by a 20-minute live performance
Includes:
- Tour Guide
- Pick and drop off from 2 meeting points: Sultanahmet and Ataturk Cultural Center
- Fully Air-Conditioned Vehicle
- Lunch
Not included:
- Personal expenses
- Tips
Ertugrul Tour Day Trip from Istanbul to Sogut
This Ertugrul tour delivers Turkey's most legendary historical adventure across one beautifully arranged day trip from Istanbul. After comfortable hotel pickup from Sultanahmet or Ataturk Cultural Center in an air-conditioned vehicle, you cross dramatic countryside roads toward the legendary filming site of "Diriliş Ertuğrul" and "Kuruluş Osman" near Sogut, the spiritual birthplace of the Ottoman Empire. Your knowledgeable local guide leads you through intricate historical sets, costume galleries, and ancient weaponry displays revealing fascinating Ghazi warrior heritage. You explore the original village backdrop where Ertugrul Ghazi and Osman Ghazi conquered legendary battles. After savoring traditional Turkish lunch at a nearby restaurant, you watch a thrilling 20-minute live Ottoman warrior performance complete with dramatic sword fighting and authentic period costumes.
Tips for Your Ertugrul Tour
A bit of preparation makes this Ertugrul Ghazi day effortless:
- Wear comfortable closed walking shoes for filming site exploration
- Pack lightweight breathable clothing covering shoulders for cultural respect
- Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brim hat for sun
- Carry small Turkish lira for tips, snacks, and souvenirs
- Pack a light jacket, the establishment Osman site gets breezy
- Visit between April and October for warm Turkey weather
Plan smartly and this trip flows beautifully.
More Facts About This Experience
Diriliş Ertuğrul carries serious cinematic and cultural weight worth knowing about. The Turkish blockbuster series "Diriliş Ertuğrul" became Netflix's most-watched non-English series globally, ranking #1 in over 60 countries including Pakistan, Malaysia, Indonesia, and across the Middle East. The follow-up series "Kuruluş Osman" continues drawing massive global audiences across over 90 countries worldwide. Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan publicly endorsed the show, calling it transformative for Muslim youth. Lead actor Engin Altan Düzyatan visited Pakistan to massive crowds. The original Ertugrul tomb in Sogut has welcomed thousands of pilgrims after the show's massive global success, ranking among Turkey's top historical tourism destinations across recent years.
Complementary Activities Around Istanbul
After this Ertugrul adventure, plenty more Turkey awaits beautifully. A magical Masukiye and Sapanca day trip reveals stunning forests, dramatic waterfalls, panoramic lake views, and traditional Ottoman villages, perfect for travelers craving natural escapes beyond historical sites. A mystical Whirling Dervish ceremony in Istanbul uncovers Turkey's spiritual Sufi heritage through hypnotic spinning rituals dating back to Rumi's 13th-century traditions. Alternatively, a full-day Princes Islands tour with lunch delivers car-free Bosphorus paradise vibes paired with horse carriage rides, complementing this Ertugrul journey across diverse Turkish experiences worth booking profoundly across one memorable trip.
Who Will Enjoy This Experience
History buffs, fans of Diriliş Ertuğrul series, and friend groups craving authentic Ottoman culture genuinely love this Ertugrul day. Solo travelers appreciate the social tour-guide atmosphere. Couples seeking romantic medieval escapes treasure ancient sets. Photographers find inspiration across costume displays and Ottoman warrior performances beautifully across this Turkey experience.



