Commanding the apex of Cappadocia, Uchisar Castle flaunts an exclusive structure that constituted it as an innate citadel. Initially esteemed for its fairy chimney silhouette, the bulwark was subsequently modified to function as an advance alert setup against onslaughts from elevated terrains throughout the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman eras.
Commanding the apex of Cappadocia, Uchisar Castle flaunts an exclusive structure that constituted it as an innate citadel. Initially esteemed for its fairy chimney silhouette, the bulwark was subsequently modified to function as an advance alert setup against onslaughts from elevated terrains throughout the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman eras.
- Uchisar Castle - This is the tallest and largest standalone rock formation in the region. Experience the panoramic view here!
- Zelve Open Air Museum - The Zelve ruins, comprising three valleys, are where the fairy chimneys are most densely located in Cappadocia. This natural wonder became a significant settlement and religious hub for…
- Uchisar Castle - This is the tallest and largest standalone rock formation in the region. Experience the panoramic view here!
- Zelve Open Air Museum - The Zelve ruins, comprising three valleys, are where the fairy chimneys are most densely located in Cappadocia. This natural wonder became a significant settlement and religious hub for Christians in the 9th and 13th centuries, hosting the first religious seminars for priests.
- Devrent Valley - Also known as Imaginary Valley or Pink Valley, Devrent Valley lacks cave churches like other Cappadocian valleys. However, it features numerous rocks shaped like animals.
- Love Valley - Historically, this hill served as a meeting place for lovers, who exchanged letters and names via pigeons. The doves, still soaring, may continue to deliver messages of love. The valley is famous for its fairy chimneys, wishing trees adorned with evil eye beads, rags, and hanging pots. Those whose wishes were fulfilled would untie the cloth pieces and place them in water. The wishing trees’ branches are laden with evil eye beads, which become the tree’s fruits.
- Fairy Chimneys - Known as both Pasabagi Valley and Priests’ Valley, these formations have maintained their shape for centuries, embellishing the valley and welcoming visitors. With millions traveling from around the globe to witness the valley’s unique beauty, the term ‘beauty’ seems insufficient for these formations. Paşabağı Valley is among the most renowned valleys in Cappadocia, holding a key position in the region.
- Avanos Pottery Workshop - The transformation of soil into clay, and clay into pots and jugs, is a testament to the artisan’s skill. A master craftsman patiently works at the pottery wheel, knowing each piece has its own story. The labor is in the wheel, not just a pile of clay. Skilled hands shape the pottery, which then dries for a set period before being fired in high-temperature ovens for about three days. After cooling, the pots are polished to strengthen the hardened clay. Finally, they are decorated by scraping or applying colorful clays with skilled hands. This painting process…

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- Tea and coffee
- Lunch
- Entrance fees
- Admission fees
- Tea and coffee
- Lunch
- Entrance fees
- Admission fees
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