• Goreme National Park - Göreme Open-Air Museum

The Göreme Open-Air Museum is a prominent historical and religious landmark in Cappadocia, acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This monastic complex, carved into rock, dates back to the 10th–13th centuries when Christian monks created churches and chapels within the soft volcanic rock.

Visitors can explore the site and find well-preserved frescoes illustrating biblical scenes, including the life of Jesus and early Christian saints. Noteworthy churches include the Apple Church (Elmalı Kilise), with its graceful domed design, and the Snake Church (Yılanlı Kilise), renowned for its vivid fresco of St. George defeating a dragon.

The museum offers a captivating glimpse into monastic life, where monks lived in solitude, praying and spreading Christianity. Walking through this sacred site, visitors can immerse themselves in Cappadocia’s rich spiritual and artistic legacy before continuing their exploration of the region.

• Uchisar Castle - Uçhisar Castle

Uçhisar Castle is the tallest natural rock formation in Cappadocia, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the area. This ancient fortress, carved into a massive volcanic rock, served as a strategic defense point and residential area for centuries.

Exploring its tunnels and rooms reveals how early inhabitants used the castle for shelter and protection from invaders. The carved chambers, storage areas, and lookout points showcase the ingenuity of the people who once resided here.

Reaching the top offers stunning views of Göreme, Avanos, and Mount Erciyes, making it one of the best photo opportunities in Cappadocia. The castle’s unique structure, combined with its rich history, makes it a must-visit site before continuing the journey through this enchanting landscape.

• Pigeon Valley - Pigeon Valley

Pigeon Valley, situated between Uçhisar and Göreme, is one of Cappadocia’s most scenic locations, renowned for its ancient pigeon houses carved into the soft rock. These dovecotes were used by locals for centuries to collect pigeon droppings, which served as natural fertilizer for agriculture.

The valley offers breathtaking landscapes with fairy chimneys, rock formations, and lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely walk or photography. From the Uçhisar viewpoint, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the valley before continuing their journey through the captivating landscapes of Cappadocia.

• Avanos - Avanos River & Pottery

The Kızılırmak River, also known as the Red River, flows through the town of Avanos in Cappadocia, providing water for the region’s agriculture and creating a tranquil atmosphere. The river is central to Avanos’ long-standing pottery tradition, which dates back to the Hittite period.

The clay found in the riverbanks is rich in minerals, making it perfect for pottery. Local artisans have been crafting exquisite pottery for generations, using traditional wheel techniques passed down through centuries. Visitors can watch potters at work and even try their hand at creating their own pieces. Avanos’ pottery is celebrated for its quality and distinctive designs, making it a must-see during a visit to Cappadocia.

• Love Valley - Love Valley

Love Valley, located near Göreme, is one of Cappadocia’s most distinctive and picturesque locations. Known for its towering, phallic-shaped rock formations, the valley offers stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. The unique landscape was formed over millions of years by volcanic eruptions and erosion.

Ideal for hiking, the valley’s gentle trails allow visitors to explore its intriguing rock structures and natural beauty. Love Valley is also an excellent spot for photography, capturing the surreal landscape and vibrant colors, making it a memorable stop on any Cappadocia tour.

• Devrent Vadisi - Devrent Valley (Imagination Valley)

Devrent Valley, also known as Imagination Valley, is a surreal landscape in Cappadocia, famous for its unique rock formations that resemble various animals and objects. The valley’s formations, shaped by centuries of erosion, inspire creativity and imagination, with rocks resembling camels, snakes, and even human faces.

Unlike other valleys in Cappadocia, Devrent has no cave churches or dwellings, focusing purely on its fascinating natural sculptures. It’s a fantastic spot for photography, allowing visitors to capture the whimsical shapes of the rocks against the stunning backdrop of Cappadocia’s landscape. The valley offers a fun and otherworldly experience for all who visit.

• Air-conditioned non-smoking vehicle for land transportation
• Transfer service from centrally located Cappadocia hotels
• Lunch included
• English speaking guide (other languages available on request)
• All sightseeing as per itinerary

• •Admission fees to attractions. (Our guide will have prepaid digital tickets)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.