• Göreme Panorama - The journey begins at the Göreme Panoramic Point, offering breathtaking views over the Göreme Valley.

• Kaymaklı Underground City - Next, explore the ancient Underground City, inhabited by various civilizations over its 4000-year history. Discover the reasons behind its construction and the lifestyle of its underground residents.

• Narlıgöl Krater Gölü - Lake Nar is renowned for its scientific significance, hosting a newly-identified species of microscopic diatom algae, Clipeoparvus anatolicus. The lake’s waters transform with the seasons; in winter, they are uniformly cold, while in spring, the water stratifies into a warm upper layer (epilimnion) and a cold, oxygen-poor lower layer (hypolimnion). Early summer brings a plankton bloom, altering the water chemistry and causing calcium carbonate precipitation. Consequently, the lakebed mud forms alternating black and white layers (varves), serving as a natural geological clock akin to tree rings. Lake Van is another well-known varve-forming lake in Turkey.

• Ihlara Valley - Enjoy a delightful 3 km hike through Ihlara Valley, a lush canyon reaching depths of 100 meters in places. Discover cave churches with unique frescoes and savor lunch by the river.

• Pigeon Valley - The final stop offers a stunning view of Uçhisar Castle across the gardens of Güvercinlik Vadisi (Pigeon Valley), perfect for capturing scenic photos. Additionally, visit the onyx workshop to admire the region’s precious stones.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Guide
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes

• drinks during lunch are extra and will be paid by the guests.

Experience the breathtaking highlights of Cappadocia on this tour. Visit the Kaymakli Underground City, originally known as Enegup. The Phrygians, an Indo-European people, initially carved caves into the soft volcanic rock. The city was significantly expanded and deepened during the Eastern Roman period to provide protection from Muslim Arab raids throughout the Arab–Byzantine wars. Explore Selime Cathedral, the largest rock-carved monastery in the area, which was once inhabited by the Hittite, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman civilizations. Delight in a Turkish kebab-style lunch at a riverside restaurant in Belisırma. Afterward, enjoy a leisurely 4km walk (approximately 1 hour) along the river through the scenic Ihlara Valley canyon, dotted with cave churches crafted by early Christian monks. Conclude the tour with a visit to a breathtaking viewpoint in Uçhisar, offering views of the renowned Pigeon Valley and the pigeon houses carved from stone by ancient residents.

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