By plane
Turkish Airlines (http://www.turkishairline...) and Pegasus Airlines (http://www.flypgs.com/) offer flights from Istanbul to Konya Airport IATA: KYA, ICAO: LTAN, located about 18 km out of city. In the summer period it's also possible to fly from various European countries, such as Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Denmark. The easiest and cheapest way to get to the city centre from the airport is to take the shuttle buses provided by HavaÅ, which takes around 30 minutes and costs 9 TL pp (http://www.havas.net/en/).
By bus
Ther are a number of travel agencies on Mevlana Caddesi, Konya's main street, where you can buy bus tickets. The destinations they deal with are written outside.
Konya's bus station otogar has good connections to a wide range of destinations, including Istanbul ~10 hours, 40 TL., Izmir ~9 hours, 30 TL., Ankara 3.15 hours, 20TL, and Cappadocia ~3 hours.
When you are issued a bus ticket you will be told which gate at the station your bus will leave from; you need to be vigilant, however, as the buses sometimes park at another gate close by.
The bus station is several kilometres 7km away from Konya's main sites of interest, most of which are located around Alaaddin Tepesi in the city centre. A number of minibuses depart from outside the bus station, of which some stop in or near Alaaddin Tepesi: these take about 30 minutes and should cost less than 2 YTL. Alternatively, Konya's tram line—which conveniently has a stop at otogar—terminates in a loop around Alaaddin Tepesi: this also takes about 30 minutes and costs 1 YTL per person.
Check (https://www.neredennereye.com/) for timetables.
By car
Konya is a 3-hour drive from Ankara and 10 hours 660km from Istanbul. From Izmir you will get in 7 hours in Konya. Also it takes 3 and half hour from Antalya by car.