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• We’ll start the day with an incredible view over Göreme. It’s the kind of place that makes you stop and just breathe it all in. The unique rock formations, fairy chimneys, and cave homes stretch out before you like something from another planet. It’s quiet, peaceful, and the perfect spot to begin our journey.
• Explore the fascinating underground world of Kaymaklı, one of Cappadocia’s largest and most impressive underground cities. With its narrow tunnels, ancient stone doors, and multi-level rooms, this city once sheltered thousands of people during invasions. You'll walk through living spaces, kitchens, storage rooms, and even a church — all carved deep into the earth. It’s a true glimpse into the past and a must-see for anyone visiting Cappadocia
• Ihlara Valley is a peaceful, green canyon in Cappadocia, perfect for an easy and scenic walk along the Melendiz River. Surrounded by high cliffs and trees, the valley is home to hidden cave churches with ancient frescoes. It’s a beautiful mix of nature and history — ideal for relaxing and exploring at the same time.
• Located right inside Ihlara Valley, Belisırma is a peaceful riverside village where we stop for lunch during the Green Tour. It’s the perfect spot to relax after the hike — surrounded by nature, with traditional Turkish meals served by the water. Simple, quiet, and full of local charm.
• Named after the tiny pigeon houses carved into its cliffs, Pigeon Valley is one of Cappadocia’s most scenic spots. In the past, locals raised pigeons here for their fertilizer, but today it’s known for its peaceful views and beautiful walking trails. The valley stretches between Göreme and Uçhisar, offering stunning photo opportunities and a look at Cappadocia’s unique history and landscape
• Cappadocia is famous for its natural onyx, a beautiful stone with vibrant patterns and colors. At an Onyx Workshop, you’ll get to see skilled artisans at work, transforming raw onyx into stunning jewelry, sculptures, and decorative pieces. It’s a fascinating look into local craftsmanship, and you might even pick up a unique souvenir to take home