We will start the day by visiting Green Mosque & Tomb
Before Constantinople was captured by the Ottoman Turks in 1453 Bursa was their capital city. There is so much history nearly everywhere you look and one of the most beautiful buildings to visit is the Green Mosque which is known locally as the Mosque of Mehmed I. The mosque is located alongside many other buildings which belong to the same complex comprising of school, tombs. Kitchens and bathhouses in the southeast of the city. And afterwards, we see Ulucami Great Mosque
Bursa’s largest mosque is aptly called the Great Mosque and it certainly lives up to its name, it is one of the most well-known mosques in Turkey and was designed and built over 600 years ago
Than we pass to Uludag National Park.
In the winter this park is just like a winter wonderland postcard with glistening snow on the pine trees and in the summer there is Kayaking, camping and trekking, located approximately 36 kilometres south of bursa here Mount Uludag stands as the highest point of the Marmara region at 2543 metres high and it at the very top of Mt Uludag that you will find incredible waterfalls and glaciers. Today as you travel in the cable car about the treetops you will see a natural beauty that has made this park a national treasure and if you are very lucky you may spot some of the local wildlife such as bears, wolves, jackals, foxes, deer, rabbits, pigs, partridges, wild pigeons, vultures, eagles, black kites, nightingales and goldcrests.
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