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Cappadocia Essentials

4 Days

Experience the magical landscape of Cappadocia in this 4-day tour. Explore fairy chimneys, ancient cave churches, underground cities, and stunning valleys. From the UNESCO-listed Göreme Open-Air Museum to the panoramic views of Uchisar Castle, discover the best of this unique region.

Tour Highlights

Devrent (Imagination) Valley
Pasabag (Monks Valley)
Avanos Pottery Town
Göreme Open-Air Museum (UNESCO)
Red Valley Hiking
Ozkonak Underground City
Pigeon Valley
Uchisar Castle

Prices starting from

480 Euro per person based on 3* hotel
540 Euro per person based on 4* hotel
650 Euro per person based on 5* hotel

Prices include

Return airport pickup and transfers upon arrival and departure
3 night accommodation with breakfast
2 full day small group tours including transportation, guidance, admission fees and lunches excluding beverages.
All applicable taxes

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Arrival

Arrival in Kayseri or Nevsehir. Airport pickup and transfer to your hotel.
Overnight in Istanbul.

North Cappadocia Tour

We will start our day with Devrent Valley, also known as Imagination Valley, is a captivating area in Cappadocia. Unlike many other valleys in the region, it does not contain churches or historical landmarks; instead, it is famous for its natural rock formations that resemble various animals and shapes. This makes it a magical and playful experience, showcasing nature’s artistry and providing a unique opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of Cappadocia’s landscape. Later we continue to Pasabag, also known as Monks Valley, is a notable site in Cappadocia, famous for its extraordinary fairy chimneys with distinctive mushroom-shaped rock formations. These formations are created by the natural erosion of volcanic tuff over thousands of years, shaped by wind and rain. The valley gets its name, from the Christian hermits who sought seclusion there. They carved out small dwellings and chapels inside the fairy chimneys to live and pray in peace. Afterwards we will arrive Avanos which is a charming town in Cappadocia situated along the Kızılırmak River, which is the longest river in the country. The town is particularly known for its rich history, traditional pottery, and scenic beauty. Avanos has been a center for pottery-making since the Hittite period (over 3,000 years ago). This craft is deeply rooted in the culture of the town, with skills passed down through generations. Visitors can explore workshops where artisans demonstrate the art of pottery-making. After our lunch break, our final stop of the tour will be The Göreme Open-Air Museum which is one of the most visited and significant attractions in Cappadocia. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985, it showcases the region’s rich history, incredible rock-cut architecture, and well-preserved frescoes from early Christianity. The museum is famous for its rock-carved churches, monasteries, and chapels dating back to the 10th–12th centuries. The frescoes are among the best-preserved in Cappadocia and feature vibrant colors and detailed religious iconography.

Overnight in Cappadocia.

South Cappadocia Tour

We will start our day with Red Valley which is a breath-taking natural wonder known for its striking rock formations, vibrant hues, and panoramic views. It is famous for its scenic hiking trails that meander through vineyards, ancient caves, and rock-carved churches. The unique color palette of Red Valley is due to the iron oxide in the volcanic rock, which gives it its signature reddish hue. We will hike in this valley and reach Cavusin Village. Cavusin is a historic village, known for its fascinating blend of ancient rock dwellings, religious sites, and picturesque views. The eroded facades and collapsed structures add a dramatic touch to the village’s silhouette. From the high points in Cavusin, you can enjoy stunning views of Cappadocian landscapes. Cavusin was once an important center for Christian communities during the Byzantine era. After lunch break, we continue our to Ozkonak Underground City which is an ancient underground city that offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of the area’s inhabitants, who built these subterranean complexes for protection from invaders. The city has a sophisticated system of tunnels, rooms, ventilation shafts, and even wineries. It is less visited compared to other underground cities, but it is one of the most well-preserved. Later we continue to Pigeon Valley which is one of the most beautiful and iconic valleys in Cappadocia. Named after the pigeons that once inhabited the area, this valley is famous for its dramatic landscapes, rock formations and ancient pigeon houses. Our last stop will be Uchisar which is a charming town, situated at the highest point in Cappadocia, known for its natural rock formations, historic castle, and stunning panoramic views. The Uchisar Castle is the town’s most prominent landmark. This natural rock formation has been used as a fortress for centuries, providing sweeping 360-degree views of the surrounding valleys and Mount Erciyes.

Overnight in Cappadocia.

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