What makes Cappadocia a global magnet for tourists? It’s more than just the otherworldly terrain formed over millennia through volcanic activity and erosion of the soil. It’s the unique interplay of natural wonders and human creations that remains unforgettable. Step into a world that feels like it’s from a different planet.
On the way to Cappadocia
Sultanhani Kervansarayi - You will visit the Sultanhan caravanserai from the 13th century, one of the most important tourist attractions in Central Anatolia.
Saratli Kirkgoz - Not far from the city of Nevsehir is Saratli Village, one of the many underground cities in Cappadocia that people have built as refuges.
Discover Cappadocia
Uchisar - There is a fortress in Uchisar that is visible from afar and it is the main attraction of the city ….. you can climb Uçhisar.
Avanos - The small town of Avanos is located in Cappadocia at an altitude of about 900 m on the Kızılırmak (Red River), the longest river in Turkey with 915 km. You will get to know Avanos on a short city tour. The history of the city goes back to Hittite times.
Today Avanos is known for its numerous traditional pottery and brickworks.
Urgup - The three fairy chimneys of ÜRGÜP, which have become the symbol of Cappadocia, are briefly called “the three beauties”. Exactly the place from which the fairy chimney shape with the classic hat can best be viewed. In the photos taken by many tourists who come to Cappadocia, the three beauties can be seen in the background.
- anding and/or facility fees
- Dinner
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Breakfast
- Having lunch
- All drinks
- Even in summer you should bring warm clothes for Cappadocia
- Take cash and sturdy shoes
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
