• Göreme Panorama: This is the briefest stop on the tour, offering the best panoramic views for photographing Göreme town. It’s also an excellent spot to discuss the fascinating history of the rock formations.
• Derinkuyu Underground City: This ancient underground settlement, discovered in 1963, is nearly 4,000 years old. It features approximately eight floors of living spaces, allowing people to survive for extended periods. Visitors can explore kitchens, wineries, food storage areas, places of worship, water wells, ventilation shafts, animal stables, and even a morgue, all located meters below the surface.
• Ihlara Valley: Known as the largest canyon in Cappadocia, this valley offers a stunning visual experience with the Melendiz Stream flowing through it, steep basalt cliffs, and caves carved into these cliffs. It served as a refuge for Christians in Cappadocia and was a significant retreat center for Christian monks. Visitors can enjoy lunch at a charming restaurant by the stream and take a leisurely walk to appreciate the valley’s natural beauty.
• Belisirma: Lunch is served here, featuring a menu that includes soup, salad, a main course, and fruit. Various options are available for the main course, allowing guests to choose their preferred dish.
• Selime Monastery: This is the largest Byzantine cave monastery complex in Cappadocia, over a thousand years old. It consists of monk living quarters carved into a steep hillside. The monastery is renowned for its cave cathedral with impressive carvings, earning it the name Selime Cathedral.
• Pigeon Valley: This is another brief stop, serving as a viewpoint where visitors can see numerous caves once used for raising pigeons. It’s a perfect spot for taking photos of the valley.

• Hotel pick-up & drop-off service
• Entrance fees
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional and licensed tourist guide

• Drinks

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