North of Cappadocia

Zelve Open Air Museum - The Zelve Open-Air Museum is among the oldest and most remarkable monastic settlements in Cappadocia. Spanning three valleys, it boasts a maze of rock-carved churches, homes, tunnels, and a historic mosque. Once a lively village, Zelve was vacated in the 1950s due to erosion, now offering a captivating mix of history and nature. Its striking scenery and fewer visitors make it an ideal spot for exploration and photography.

Fairy Chimneys - Spend about an hour in this museum, known as the Valley of the Monks, which is the tallest in the area and features rock formations with 2-3 heads. Be amazed by your guide’s recounting of St. Simeon’s life in his rock-built home.

Devrent Valley - Enjoy delightful moments with guided insights in this open-air ruin, also called Dream Valley, featuring rock formations that resemble various shapes.

Avanos Carsi Seramik - Pottery, discovered in the Cappadocia region during the Hittite Civilization by mixing red soil with water, enriched the lives of the locals. This craft later evolved into an art form. At this location, witness a demonstration by regional masters, and one fortunate individual will have the chance to try this delightful hobby.

Uchisar Castle - Take a brief stroll on the promenade beneath Uçhisar Castle, the region’s highest point, to hear its history and capture some photos.

South of Cappadocia

Kaymakli Underground City - This underground city dates back to the early Christian era of the Roman Empire. Early Christians expanded these underground cities into vast living spaces to escape persecution by Roman soldiers and authorities. Enjoy a pleasant tour with our guide.

Ihlara Valley - Ihlara Valley is one of Turkey’s largest valleys, offering a magnificent journey with its natural beauty and rock churches. Experience a 3-kilometer walk from the valley, descending approximately 400 steps to the central area. The Melendiz Stream flowing through the valley’s center will provide a sense of tranquility.

Selime Monastery - Dating back to the 8th century, this monastery was carved into the mountainside. The ancient monastery, featuring a chapel, kitchen, wine cellar, and numerous rooms, will be brought to life with our guide’s explanations.

Onyx - In this workshop, discover the formation and processing of volcanic stones and learn about the most intriguing stones with unique properties.

Pigeon Valley - Pause at the viewpoint to capture stunning photos of the valley, the region’s highest castle, and numerous pigeons!

• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Parking fees

• Gratuities
• Personal Expenditures

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