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• This tour is combination of Hot Air Balloon Tour and Ground Tour. Our team will do first pickup early morning before sunrise (pickup time will be informed), you will enjoy fantastic Cappadocia view from the sky. Feel the natural atmosfer of Cappadocia. The flight duration is hour. You will be dropped back to your hotel before starting the ground tour.
• Ground tour started on 09.30 or 10.00 in the morning, you will be picked from your hotel and we started this tour with visiting Goreme Open Air Museum. This Unesco World Heritage site is an essential stop on any Cappadocian itinerary. First thought to be a Byzantine monastic settlement that housed some 20 monks, then a pilgrimage site from the 17th century, this splendid cluster of monastic Byzantine artistry with its rock-cut churches, chapels and monasteries is 1km uphill from Göreme's centre.
• Pasabag Valley is one of the most popular spots in Goreme, Cappadocia with its epic fairy chimneys and cave dwellings. We will spent 30-45 minutes here enjoying the unique fairy chimneys.
• Uçhisar Castle is crisscrossed by numerous underground passageways and rooms, which are now mostly blocked or impassable but which served as residential areas and, perhaps, cloisters in Byzantine times. Perhaps around 1,000 people once lived in the castle although it is no longer inhabited today. We will do sightseeing and spent 15 minutes here
• Güvercinlik Valley, starting from Uçhisar and extending to Göreme, is a valley with ancient caves consisting of a soft layer of lava and ashes. It takes its name from the dovecotes carved into soft rocks for the pigeons fed by the local people.
• Cappadocia is Famous with the handmade potteries because of the clay. This tour includes potteries show, and you may try to make your own pottery here.
• Cavusin Village can be found nestled between the towns of Avanos and Goreme, within a valley that has gradually widened over time. Once home to numerous Christian Orthodox families at the start of the 20th century, the village's houses were actively occupied until 1924, when a population exchange took place between Greece and Turkey. Cavusin Village boasts houses that are carved into the surrounding rock formations. These structures have been shaped by natural elements like rain, wind, and earthquakes, resulting in many of their interiors being eroded. To reach the top of the village, visitors can follow a winding path that affords breathtaking views of Red Valley and Uchisar Castle. At the village's highest point, visitors will find the 5th-century Saint John the Baptist church, the second-oldest church in Cappadocia. This church contains a unique fresco depicting "The Murder of St. John," which has survived ruthless erasures.
• Devrent Valley in Cappadocia (also known as Imaginary Valley) is a beautiful valley full of unique rock formations, many of which are said to resemble animal shapes.