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Antalya - Guests will be picked up and driven to Cappadocia, with a stop for breakfast along the way.

Kaymakli Underground City - Located in the town of Kaymaklı in Nevşehir province, this site is 20 kilometers from Nevşehir. It features 8 floors, with the first constructed during the Hittite Period. During the Roman and Byzantine eras, it was expanded into an underground city by carving out additional areas. Currently, 4 floors are illuminated and open to visitors.

Cappadocia - Lunch will be enjoyed in Cappadocia.

Pigeon Valley - Pigeon Valley is a remarkable destination among Cappadocia’s historical sites, offering attractions like underground cities, churches, and rock-cut tombs. This valley is a must-see in Turkey, with the famous fairy chimneys providing a splendid view.

Uchisar Castle - Uçhisar was first mentioned in a 14th-century chronicle by Aziz ibn Ardasir, although the area has been occupied since much earlier, possibly from Hittite times.

Onyx - Onyx, known as ‘Onyx’ in English, is a natural stone and one of Cappadocia’s treasures. This semi-precious stone is popular for use in decorative products. (Optional)

Cappadocia - Guests can enjoy tasting Turkish delights and sweets. (Optional)

Goreme Open-Air Museum - Göreme, transformed into a monastic area under St. Basil’s guidance, is a key site in Cappadocia. The open-air museum features structures carved into fairy chimneys or rocks, adorned with remarkable decorations. Notable sites include St. Basil’s Chapel, the Elmalı Church, the Monastery of Monks and Nuns, the Dark Church, and the Tokalı Church.

AsIklar Tepesi - Love Valley, near the town of Goreme in Nevsehir, is one of Cappadocia’s most beautiful valleys. Its panoramic view is particularly stunning, earning it the name Valley of Love.

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Cappadocia - Breakfast will be served at the hotel.

The Three Beauties (Uc Guzeller) - A visit to the Üç güzeller panorama is planned.

Pasabag - Also known as the Valley of the Priests, Paşabağ Valley is surrounded by mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys. This popular tourist destination is renowned for its dense and prominent fairy chimneys, offering a unique and mystical atmosphere.

Cappadocia - A visit to a pottery art gallery in Cappadocia is scheduled. Pottery art in Cappadocia dates back to the Hittites and was also practiced in Çatalhöyük, Anatolia, during the Neolithic period (7000 BC). This handcrafting tradition continues today, with Cappadocia being a notable center for pottery and ceramics workshops.

Cappadocia - A break and lunch will be taken along the way.

Antalya - Guests will be driven back to Antalya and dropped off.

• Professional English Licensed Guide
• All entrance fees
• 1 Night cave hotel accommodation
• Lunch
• Dinner
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Breakfast
• Insurance
• Private pick up and drop off

• All personal expenses

Cappadocia is an enchanting destination! Its distinctive landscapes, featuring the famous fairy chimneys, offer a breathtaking setting for exploration. A two-day trip is ideal for delving into the area’s beauty and history.

Begin with a visit to the Göreme Open-Air Museum. Then, wander through the captivating valleys, such as Love Valley or Pigeon Valley, which are perfect for hiking and photography.

Consider a hot air balloon ride at sunrise to enjoy stunning views of the scenery. Afterwards, explore the Kaymaklı underground cities and visit charming villages to immerse yourself in the local culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.