• Uchisar Castle - Initial Settlement: The exact time when Uçhisar Castle was first inhabited is uncertain, but it is believed to have been actively used during the Roman era.

Byzantine Period (4th-11th centuries):

The castle served as a refuge and defensive structure during the Byzantine era. Christian communities settled in and around the castle to safeguard themselves from Arab invasions.

Seljuk and Ottoman Periods:

The settlement persisted through the Seljuk and Ottoman periods, with the castle continuing its role as a lookout and defense site.

• Devrent Valley - The valley’s name is inspired by the imaginative shapes of its rock formations.

Notable figures include:

Camel-like rock

Shapes resembling seals, birds, dragons, horses, whirling dervishes, and even the silhouette of the Virgin Mary

People use their imagination to assign meanings to these rocks, which is why the valley is known as the “Valley of Imagination.”

• Love Valley - The fairy chimneys in Love Valley are distinct from those in other valleys due to their considerable height and thick bodies with rounded tops.

The resemblance of these formations to human anatomy led to the valley’s humorous name, “Love Valley.”

Nature and Atmosphere:
Visitors can stroll through the valley, surrounded by vineyards, apricot trees, and wild nature. The sounds of birds, the wind, and the tranquility of nature are ever-present.

• Fairy Chimneys - The valley features cells and chapels carved into the rock from the early Christian era.

A cell dedicated to St. Simeon is particularly renowned:

Simeon was a hermit who lived atop a pillar. It is believed he led a hermitic life in rooms carved into a three-headed fairy chimney in Paşabağ. This is why the valley is referred to as the “Valley of the Monks.”

• Private transportation

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• guide

Discover the captivating scenery of Cappadocia in a beautifully restored vintage car on this exclusive 2-hour journey. Explore renowned sites like Devrent Valley, famous for its whimsical fairy chimneys, and Paşabağı, home to the area’s most remarkable formations. Capture lasting memories at Uchisar Castle, the highest viewpoint, and experience the charm of the Valley of Love. This tailored tour offers a private experience away from the crowds, with plenty of opportunities for photo stops at each picturesque location.

• 2-hour vintage car tour through Cappadocia’s breathtaking landscapes
• Explore Devrent Valley, Paşabağı, Uchisar Castle, and Valley of Love
• Ample time for photography at each iconic site

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