Cappadocia - Natural Formations

Devrent Valley - Known as Imagination Valley, this location encourages visitors to envision and discover various figures atop the conical fairy chimneys. Imagine shapes like goats, lizards, fish, mushrooms, and many other figures on these formations.

Fairy Chimneys - Also referred to as Paşabağları, this area is renowned for its unique natural formations, particularly the multi-headed fairy chimneys. It is also known as Monks’ Valley.

Avanos - Also called Venessa, this city is situated by the Halys River (Red River), which has inspired locals to produce terracotta since the Hittite period. Avanos is famous for its pottery masters, making a pottery demonstration by these experts a must-see activity.

Love Valley - This valley features natural formations that are single pillars, standing taller than others.

Uchisar Castle - The largest fairy chimney in Cappadocia, standing at 60 meters high, includes numerous cave dwellings and sections. It offers the most panoramic views, though climbing is not permitted for safety reasons. It’s a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts, reminiscent of the photo Jean Reno took in 2005 during filming.

Pigeon Valley - A panoramic viewpoint where visitors can see a valley filled with pigeons and their nests in cave dwellings. It offers a view of the Uchisar Castle panorama in the background. This is a popular spot, especially for taking photos with the blue evil eye tree in the foreground.

Spirit of Cappadocia

Derinkuyu Underground City - Among the 30 discovered underground cities, Derinkuyu is the steepest and deepest. It is near Kaymaklı underground city, and visitors can choose either. Originally built by the Hittites, it was expanded by locals and reached its largest size by Christians between the 4th and 6th centuries. It is now a museum.

Selime Monastery - This monastery is carved into massive rock formations and was later used as a Caravanserai by Turkish merchants.

Ihlara Valley - Perfect for a couple of hours of hiking, this canyon is filled with hidden churches built by early Christians and later developed by Byzantine rulers. During the hike, visitors can enjoy a tea or coffee break and visit several of these churches.

Goreme Open-Air Museum - This museum is the first example of the monastic system in the Christian world, where the basics and initial doctrines of Christianity were established by St. Basil from Cappadocia and St. Gregorios from Nazianus and Nyssa.

• All parking fees and taxes
• Private guiding service for 7 or 8 hrs.
• Private transportation

• Gratuities
• Meals pp per meal arround 20 usd

This private tour is designed with the utmost flexibility to cater to our clients’ needs. Purchasing this tour will offer insights into the unique character of the Cappadocia region, including its volcanic formations and the rich religious history of Christianity. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with locals, particularly during lunch breaks. Enjoy the chance to shop for local crafts, such as pottery and gemstones, directly from the source. We promise to deliver more than expected, but never less. Our guides are highly qualified, experienced, patient, and empathetic. Feel free to express any concerns.

Please note that the entry fee for this package is approximately $70 per person.

• Just undergrounds cities may occur an issue for heart and back problems. This is the decision of the client at the moment of visit.

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