Online Ephesus Guide Tic. Inc. was established in Kusadasi in 1997.
The Association of Turkish Travel Agencies. (TURSAB license number: 5158) and we are a recognized service provider for incoming and outgoing tours in Turkey,

Online Ephesus Guide Company is the member of The Association of Turkish Travel Agents (TURSAB), under stiff control of TURSAB and Tourism Ministry of Turkey and is committed to ensure the quality of provided service.

Online Ephesus Guide is located in Kusadasi, the port for the cruise ships and the gateway from Samos to Turkey . Kusadasi is a holiday resort in the middle of the most tourist and historical spots such as Ephesus, Pergamum, Priene- Miletos- Didyma, Pamukkale, Aphrodisias, Sardis, Troy, Assos and the Seven Churches of Revelation.

Because the Seven Churches of Revelation is located in the western part of Turkey, Turkey became an important country for the early Christian Churches and its possible to follow in the first steps of St. Paul in Turkey.

We offered a full package of incoming and outgoing tour services for both Turkey and Greece to operators and travel agencies from different countries. Such services include incoming service, handling service, hotel reservations, transfers, blue cruise, bareboat charter, Ephesus tours, Istanbul tours, cultural packages tours, private tours, religious tours, daily excursions, congress, seminar and banquet organization and thermal spa tourism. With our extensive experience and professionalism, we are capable to tailor made tour packages to suit various customers requirements.

However should you need any further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us.
For more information relating to our company and details of our services, please visit our websites.

Best Regards
General Manager
Mr. Hamza EYIGOR

Contact Information
Adress : Cumhuriyet Mahallesi Avci Sokak No: 15
09400 Kusadasi/Aydin/Turkey


E-mail : info@onlineephesusguide.com 

If you have any interest for collaboration or just want to get more information about our company, you can see our web pages or write us an email: info@onlineephesusguide.com  or
for Reservation: http://www.onlineephesusguide.com/contactus.html 

ONLINE EPHESUS GUIDE
We Can Arrange All Cruises Tours, Ephesus Tours, Individual Tours, Hotels and Tours.


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WebPages:
Ephesus, Ephesus Guide, Ephesus Tours and the History of Ancient Ephesus: http://www.onlineephesustravel.com 
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More information about Kusadasi city and things to do there: http://www.kusadasionlinebooking.com 
For golf fans - the new Kusadasi golf resort opens its door in 2012: http://www.kusadasigolfguide.com 
Information and organization of biblical and religious tours: http://www.biblicaltourguide.com
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For traveling around the world (France, Russia, Egypt, Spain..) http://www.globaltoursinfo.com

Excavations in the Cukurca tumulus located 500 meters east from the Magnesia Gate of Ephesus were started in 1995. After an interruption, excavations were re-started in October 2000 under the supervision of archeologist Adil Evren and prehistory expert Feride Ozen.
During the excavations various ceramic pieces, an instrument used in weaving, and a stone ax have been found. Heavily damaged foundation remains and traces of a fire have also been discovered.
Officials have pointed out that in the light of the discoveries in Ephesus more detailed information about Neolithic and ancient bronze eras will be obtained.

According to the specialists opinion, these findings have led to the conclusion that Ephesus is a much older city than it was supposed.
Another group of experts from Austria, led by Doc. Dr. Stephen Karli has completed a four-month excavation work and returned to Austria.
Some of their most important discoveries include a gladiators combat practice area and a marble ladder carved in the mountain, which were found during exploratory excavations in the stadium area of Ephesus.
Excavations in the Church of Mary have gave us new details about the history of the church. Evidence suggests that the church did not exist before the Third Council held in 431, and was in fact constructed after this date. Later some changes in the building were made.
Reconstruction of the ancient theatre, damaged during various cultural activities, and going on for four years, is still continuing and a long term reconstruction project is planned with Austrian cooperation.
A new project for the protection of nearby mountain-side houses has been prepared. A Turco-Austrian commission has been established to follow up the studies in this area.

The restoration of the Hadrian Gate, one of the most important parts of the ancient city, has been completed.
Officials underlined that even though excavations in Ephesus have been going on for 101 years, only 15 percent of the research has been completed, adding that research could continue for another 1000 years. In the coming years, more attention will be given to restoration, rather than new discoveries and excavations.
Laboratories are being established to preserve the findings for the future.