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• Uçhisar, the highest point in Cappadocia. • Description: • A massive natural rock formation used as a fortress in ancient times. • Offers panoramic views of the Cappadocian landscape, including Mount Erciyes. • The castle has numerous carved rooms, tunnels, and staircases. • Best visited for sunrise or sunset to enjoy breathtaking views. *Our guide will give information about the castle and our guests will be provided with a 10-minute photo break.
• • A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing monastic complexes carved into rocks. • Includes churches, chapels, and monasteries with well-preserved frescoes dating back to the Byzantine era. • Highlights include the Dark Church (Karanlık Kilise), the Apple Church (Elmalı Kilise), and the Snake Church (Yılanlı Kilise). *Our guide will help you to buy tickets at the entrance of the open air museum. After you enter, he will give you information about the museum and give you free time to visit the churches. Then he will be waiting for you at the meeting point. Museum entrance fee: 20 euro
• • Famous for its unique, phallic-shaped rock formations created by volcanic activity and erosion. • A romantic spot for couples and a favorite among photographers. • Ideal for hiking or hot air ballooning for a bird’s-eye view. You will be given free time to photograph this image.
• DEVRENT VALLEY (Imagination Valley) • Location: Near Avanos, about 10 minutes from Göreme. • Known for its whimsical rock formations resembling animals, objects, or even people. • No churches or frescoes, but the valley’s playful shapes encourage creativity and imagination. • A favorite for short hikes and photography. • Tip: Look for the famous “camel” rock formation.
• POTTERY WORKSHOP IN AVANOS • Location: Avanos, a town on the Kızılırmak River (Red River). • Description: • Avanos is famous for its pottery tradition, dating back to the Hittite era. • Workshops demonstrate the ancient pottery-making process using clay from the Red River. • Visitors can try making their own pottery. *A workshop that has been doing this job for seven centuries will be visited and information will be given about it.
• • Several in the region, with Kaymaklı and özkonak being the most popular. • Built by early Christians for protection from invaders. • Multi-level cities with living quarters, kitchens, chapels, ventilation shafts, and escape tunnels. • Kaymaklı is the deep, while özkonak is more spacious and easier to navigate. *Our guide will help you with the underground city entrance ticket. After entering, he will give information about his lifestyle. *Underground city entrance fee: 6 euro