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9:00 AM: Depart from your accommodation in Cappadocia. 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM: Visit Göreme Open Air Museum. Explore the ancient rock-cut churches and frescoes. Learn about the history and significance of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. 11:45 AM - 12:45 AM: Drive to Pasabag Valley (Monks Valley). Admire the unique fairy chimneys and rock formations. Explore the valley and take photos of the distinct mushroom-shaped rocks. Midday: Uchisar Fortress and Lunch 13:00 PM - 14:00 PM: Enjoy your lunch in a local restaurant. Afternoon: Explore Özkonak Underground City. Descend into the underground city and learn about its history and function. Discover the tunnels, rooms, and ventilation shafts used by ancient inhabitants.Visit 16:15 PM - 16:30 PM: Drive to Pigeon Valley. Stop for a scenic walk through the valley, named for the numerous pigeon houses carved into the cliffs. Enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and rock formations. Evening: Return Note: There may be shopping stops in between depending on your interest.

Uchisar Castle Area Get ready to be amazed because this view will blow your mind off. At the center of cappadocia we have one of the biggest fairy chimneys all around cappadocia and it is the uchisar castle. We will spend some time under the castle and you will be well informed about it. You can take a lot of beautiful pictures and have enough free time to enjoy it. Pasabagi Fairy Chimneys (Monks Valley) At the monks valley you will get to see mushroom typed fairy chimneys with a closer look and have opportunity to even touch them you will be taking some information about christianity in the region and have enough free time to explore around. Zelve Open Air Museum Zelve was an open valley with a large cave settlement. The small area has a lot of remainings made for fulfilling almost every needs of christians lived in the past and remained a Turkish village until 1960s. Today, Zelve is an open-air museum open to the public. A lot to see and a lot to picture. Devrent Valley (Imagination Valley) At the imagination valley you there will be a lot of different shaped rocks looking like various things such as Camel, Snail, Penguin etc. At this place you will be able to test your imagination and decide if you are an imaginative person or not. Lunch We will have a break for our lunch fix or open buffet in a decent restaurant Avanos Pottery Workshop (Shopping point) Avanos is the house of the pottery and this will be the highlight of your day. We will find ourselves at a pottery workshop at avanos and there will be expert people about pottery making.First they will give you some information about it and than they will show you how to make a pottery and than let people in our group to try it (Maybe you?) Love Valley Love valley hosts one of the most beautiful sightseeing all around Cappoadocia you will get to see best examples of the mushroom typed fairy chimneys (hoodoo) with an amazing panoramic view.

Wishing to visit Cappadocia, but your schedule is strict? Worry no more! With our Antalya to Cappadocia 2-days Tour, you can make it happen. Visit and explore the main sites of the region, with an interesting and informative 2-day excursion. Want to know the best part? This tour is guided by a local, fluent in English guide who is in charge to explain important and fun facts about the places of interest. Cappadocia is one of the most famous destinations in the country, and there is no wonder why! During this 2-day excursion, you will visit some of the region’s most famous valleys and admire fairy chimneys and rock formations. Underground cities, panoramic locations, and other important sites in terms of history and culture are also included in the schedule. For an unforgettable experience, and since you are in Cappadocia, you may also join the hot air balloon flight, at an extra cost. Cappadocia is definitely one of the most charming and atmospheric regions, and this tour provides the best experience for you and your loved ones. "Day-1" Departure from Antalya hotels by comfortable air-conditioned bus Breakfast at the restaurant Visit to the underground city Visit to Uchisar fortress Panoramic stop at Pigeon Valley Lunch in Avanos city at a local Turkish restaurant Stop in the Valley of Love Visit to the Derwent Valley (Valley of Fantasy) Sightseeing tour of the city of Avanos Visit to the pottery workshop Visit to the Valley of the Monks Arrival at the hotel Dinner at the hotel Visit to the restaurant, show program – folklore of Anatolia “Night in Cappadocia” (for an additional fee – optional) "Day-2" Hot air balloon ride or Balloon parade (for an additional fee – optional) Breakfast at the hotel (buffet) Panoramic stop Uchguzel – Three Beauties Visiting the rock city of Chavushin, as well as the Church of St. John the Baptist Visit to the stone center of Anatolia Stop for lunch Return to Antalya

Embark on a Turkish cultural and natural adventure on a bus tour of Cappadocia. See the region's highlights, including the Uçhisar Panorama, Kaymakli or Derinkuyu Underground City among others. Tuck into a local lunch between incredible views. Start off with a visit to the highest point in Cappadocia: Uçhisar Panorama. This point is located in Uchisar Village, the highest village in the region between Nevsehir City and Göreme Village. Having a geostrategic position, this magnificent castle was used as an observatory for watching the whole region from the top to prevent enemy attacks. Then, drive to the Kaymakli or Derinkuyu underground city, the widest, most enchanting, and one of the over 100 most wonderful underground cities in Cappadocia. The miraculously well-protected and maintained structure has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. Then, pause to enjoy lunch in a local restaurant. Afterwards, continue to see Ihlara Valley, near Mount Hasan and Mount Melendiz (two of the three volcanoes of Cappadocia). It is a canyon with a depth of approximately 80m and was formed by the Melendiz River thousands of years ago with walking routes inside. Finally, head to Pigeon Valley. The valley is named for the many pigeon houses or dovecotes carved into the rocks and cliffs. Then, sit back and relax on your way back to your hotel.

Join a pottery workshop and watch a display on how to mold clay into pottery. Try it for yourself . Also have great photos. Have some free time to check out the gallery. Enjoy some tea, coffee, and water for free as well. Mold the clay into the correct shape with the help of your instructor while having free tea, coffee, and water if you like, and check out the gallery. Finally, admire the pottery you have made and head back to your hotel. This is a totally relaxing activity in Cappadocia . DONT MISS IT

Enjoy a captivating journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Cappadocia. See areas such as the picturesque Red Valley and Rose Valley. Start with pick up from your accommodation in Göreme, Avanos, Çavuşin or Uçhisar. In a van on the transfer to the starting point of your tour. Meet your horse and saddle up for your riding adventure. Experience the thrill of galloping through the breathtaking terrain, feeling the freedom of the moment. Combine the beauty of Cappadocia with the charm of a sunset, sunrise or daytime ride, enhancing the natural wonders. Choose the 2 hour sunrise program to see the unique valleys and hot air balloons at sunrise. Experience the enchanting Cappadocian sunset or sunrise from the back of a well-trained horse with an experienced guide. Explore areas such as Rose Valley, Red Valley, Girls Monastery and Swords Valley with stunning views of Uchisar Castle and Göreme. Feel safe with a tour that is suitable for both experienced riders and beginners. The tour can be scheduled throughout the day depending on availability, taking into account the experience and ability of the guests. Return to your accommodation with incredible memories at the end of your tour. One hour tour. We visit White Valley, Killik Valley. We stop to take photographs.

Embark on a captivating journey through Cappadocia's stunning landscapes and cultural treasures. Explore Uçhisar Castle, witness panoramic vistas in Göreme, stroll through the enchanting Love Valley, and pass by Göreme National Park's unique rock formations. Discover the surreal Paşabag Valley, delve into the Zelve Open-Air Museum's historical caves, and marvel at the whimsical fairy chimneys. Imagination comes to life in Devrent Valley, while Avanos showcases traditional pottery craftsmanship. Enjoy a delectable lunch and a pottery demonstration before concluding your adventure in the historic village of Çavuşin. This tour promises an immersive exploration of Cappadocia's natural beauty and rich heritage.

Uchisar Castle here you will see the old caves and pigeon houses as the base of Uçhisar Castle. Goreme Open-Air Museum Göreme Open Air Museum where you will visit the many rock churches of Old Göreme. The open air museum houses some of the best preserved Christian frescoes from the 8th through to the 13th centuries. Özkonak underground city: The city has a complex network of tunnels and rooms, including stables, storage rooms, and chapels. It is one of the largest and most well-preserved underground cities in Cappadocia, and is a popular tourist destination. Visitors can explore the underground tunnels, passageways and rooms, including the kitchen, the winery, the church, the stables and the ventilation shafts. Avanos Pottery Workshop Avanos, a small town known for its ceramics, you will have the opportunity to try your hand at the art yourself. Love Valley Panorama, a wonderful stop to view the famous fairy chimneys. Devrent Valley which is also known as Imaginary Valley and also as Pink Valley.does not have cave churches like the other valleys of Cappadocia. The valley also has many animal shaped rocks. You will have a carpet weaving demonstration, Cappadocia is the heartland of carpet production in Turkey. Also you will see the process of carpet. It's one of the old tradition for turkish people.

9:00 AM: Depart from your accommodation in Cappadocia. 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM: Visit Göreme Open Air Museum. Explore the ancient rock-cut churches and frescoes. Learn about the history and significance of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. 11:45 AM - 12:45 AM: Drive to Pasabag Valley (Monks Valley). Admire the unique fairy chimneys and rock formations. Explore the valley and take photos of the distinct mushroom-shaped rocks. Midday: Uchisar Fortress and Lunch 13:00 PM - 14:00 PM: Enjoy your lunch in a local restaurant. Afternoon: Explore Özkonak Underground City. Descend into the underground city and learn about its history and function. Discover the tunnels, rooms, and ventilation shafts used by ancient inhabitants.Visit 15:30-16:00 Uchisar Fortress. Visit fortress for panoramic views of Cappadocia. Learn about the fortress's history and strategic importance. 16:15 PM - 16:30 PM: Drive to Pigeon Valley. Stop for a scenic walk through the valley, named for the numerous pigeon houses carved into the cliffs. Enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and rock formations. 16:45 PM - 17:15 PM: Visit Esentepe Hill. Capture panoramic photos of the stunning Cappadocian landscape from this viewpoint. Evening: Return Note: There may be shopping stops in between depending on your interest.

See the top sights of Cappadocia on this guided day tour. Visit Monks Valley, marvel at the fairy chimneys, and see Goreme Valley. You will be picked up from your hotel by a professional tour guide after your breakfast. Your first encounter with Cappadocia will be in Devrent Valley (Imagination Valley).  In this valley, different rock formations can be seen as animals which is why this valley can also be called Imagination Valley. Use your imagination to describe all these rocks. Then, head to Monks Valley or also known as Paşabağları.  There is a bit of a difference between these two meanings in English and Turkısh. Monks used to live here and hide from the religious pressures of the Roman government or local people.  During the Roman period, most of the people were pagans and not Christian. That's why all the history of these places comes from this point.  In Turkish, Paşa means men who have lots of money and land. Bağ means land or area that can be purchased. In the following years, all these rich men bought some part of the land for their own economic power. Afterward, the local people were known as Paşabağları. Avanos town will be your third point of interest. In the art center, you will see how to make pottery and ceramic in the Cappadocia region. The history of pottery making and ceramic dates back to the Hittite emperors (B.C. 4000).  Avanos is the only town that is famous for pottery and ceramic made using red and white clay only. In the art center, you will be shown a pottery-making demonstration and will also be able to try it yourself. Then, head to lunch in a local, clean restaurant as a tour break.  After a short photography break at the Esentepe viewpoint, see the stunning Gōreme Valley and fairy chimneys. The largest and tallest fairy chimney known as Uchisar Castle will be your next point of interest located in Uchisar. It is also a natural structure, not made by human hands. Continue on your adventure as you visit Cappadocia's indispensable leather shop. The most important place for Christianity, Zelve Open Air Museum will be waiting for your visit after Uchisar Castle. This will be completely similar to today's university model. You will see dormitories (for men and women), churches (9 to 10), chapels, dining rooms, mutual places, and classrooms.  You will see wall paintings or frescoes on most of the walls of the churches in this museum. These paintings depict some scenes from the Bible or some other important point in the life of Jesus Christ. People used to live here as students and teachers together. In addition, teachers gave Christian courses to their students from the Bible. Then after their graduation, they would go to some other part of Turkey in order to spread and teach Christianity to the people.  Finally, visit one of Cappadocia's deepest and largest underground cities. Uncover all parts of the underground city that are open to the public and learn how people survived with limited resources.  Mainly, you will see stalls, dining rooms, food storage rooms, churches, kitchens, and other similar places you would normally find in a living area. Your professional art historian guide will gladly explain all the details and the history of the places you will visit during your tour schedule.