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Visit the Armenian Genocide Museum (Tsitsernakaberd) , which commemorates the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1923. Afterward, head to the Matenadaran (Mesrop Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts) , which houses one of the world's largest collections of ancient Armenian manuscripts.

Take a trip to the Lido Waterpark , located in Bodrum, for a day of water slides and other aquatic attractions. Afterward, head to Limnionas Beach or Lambi Beach for some relaxation and sunbathing.

End your night with dinner at a local seafood restaurant, where you can sample some of the fresh catch of the day.

Visit the Ataturk Mausoleum (Anitkabir) , the final resting place of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey. Afterward, head to Hattusa (Hattusha) , the ancient capital of the Hittite Empire, located in the orum Province.

Explore the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations , located in Ankara, which houses a vast collection of artifacts from the ancient civilizations that once inhabited Anatolia. Afterward, visit the Ankara Castle (Ankara Kalesi) , a historic castle that offers stunning views of the city.

Take a stroll through the Temple of Augustus and Rome , a well-preserved Roman temple located in Ankara. End your night with a visit to the Aslanhane Mosque (Aslanhane Camii) , one of the oldest mosques in Turkey.

Take a trip to Atakule , a 410-foot tall tower in Ankara that offers panoramic views of the city. Afterward, head to Saklikent National Park (Saklikent Milli Parki) , located in the Antalya Province, for a day of hiking and exploring.

Visit Kekova Island (Kekova Adasi) , a small island off the coast of Antalya that features the ruins of a sunken city. Afterward, head to Patara Beach (Patara Plaji) , a 12-mile long sandy beach that is one of the longest in Turkey.

Visit the charming village of Kalek y (Simena) , located in the Antalya Province, which features a well-preserved castle and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. End your night with dinner at a local restaurant that serves traditional Turkish cuisine.

Visit Myra , an ancient city in the Antalya Province that features well-preserved Roman ruins, including a theater and a necropolis. Afterward, head to Demre (Myra) , a town that is home to the Church of St. Nicholas, the burial place of the famous Saint Nicholas.

Take a trip to the nearby Saklikent Gorge, a stunning natural wonder that features towering cliffs and crystal-clear water. Afterward, head back to your hotel for some relaxation and downtime.

End your trip with a farewell dinner at a local restaurant that serves traditional Turkish cuisine, such as kebabs and baklava.