• Goreme Panorama - The Göreme Panoramic Viewing Point is an absolute must-visit for anyone traveling to Cappadocia. You cannot afford to miss the breathtaking views of the valleys, fairy chimneys, and colorful hot air balloons that fill the sky during sunrise and sunset. This spot is always teeming with tourists worldwide who come to relax and take in the astounding scenery.

The viewpoint boasts unique features such as fairy chimneys, rock-carved settlements, colorful valleys, extraordinary soil structures, and luxurious cave hotels. While there are several viewing points to explore the panoramic views of Cappadocia, the Göreme Panoramic Viewpoint remains the most popular one. Do not hesitate, to make sure to add this must-see attraction to your itinerary in Cappadocia!

• Uchisar Castle - Uchisar Castle is the highest point and most beautiful fairy chimney visible from all over Cappadocia. The top of the castle offers a panoramic view of Cappadocia from a bird’s eye perspective, from Güvercinlik (Pigeon Valley) to Avanos. You can see all the valleys, Ortahisar Castle, Göreme Town, Göreme Open Air Museum, Kılıçlar Valley, Kızılçukur, Güllüdere, Çavuşin, Boztepe, Aktepe, Avanos, and the entire region of Cappadocia at your feet.

At the top of the castle, you can find numerous carved jars, tombs, and large cisterns. If you look north from the castle, you can spot the Cevizli fairy chimneys, Nevşehir, and Oylu Mountain. Directly in front of the castle, there is New Uçhisar, and if you look towards the southwest, you can see the summit of Mount Hasan in the distance.

• Love Valley - Love Valley is a renowned destination for lovers and romantics. It is situated in the Central Anatolia region of Turkey and is considered the jewel of Cappadocia. The most distinguished feature of Love Valley is its fairy chimneys, which are peculiar rock formations that have been shaped by wind and erosion over centuries. As you wander through the valley, you will discover the enigma and magic of these fairy chimneys along rocky paths.

Several caves in the valley have been utilized as dwellings since prehistoric times. Churches, monasteries, and underground cities are significant structures that reflect the rich history and cultural heritage of Cappadocia.

Love Valley Cappadocia is the perfect destination to create unforgettable memories with your significant other. Its unique views, romantic ambiance, and rich cultural heritage make it an enchanting place that will leave you mesmerized.

• Devrent Vadisi - Devrent Valley, with its surreal fairy chimneys, is a must-see place for every local and foreign tourist. The resemblance of the fairy chimneys in Devrent Valley to animals takes you to a fantastic dream. See the fairy chimneys, which resemble many animal figures, as if you were walking outside the zoo. Giant fairy chimneys in camel shapes are one of the most important symbols of the valley. There are also human figures in the valley where we witness the sculptural art of nature.

The name “Devrent Valley” means “pit and cliff”. The valley is completely filled with fascinating views. You can go trekking and horseback safari, and dream in the moonlight at sunset.

• Avanos Pottery Workshop - Avanos is a town in central Turkey renowned for its centuries-old tradition of pottery making. The pottery demonstration in Avanos offers visitors a firsthand look at the intricate techniques involved in crafting these unique pieces. Skilled artisans showcase their expertise in shaping and decorating clay, often using techniques passed down through generations. Visitors can observe the potter’s wheel in action as clay is spun and molded into various forms, ranging from functional items like bowls and plates to decorative pieces such as vases and figurines. The demonstration typically includes explanations of traditional methods and tools, providing insight into the rich cultural heritage of Turkish pottery. Additionally, visitors may have the opportunity to try their hand at pottery under the guidance of experienced artisans, creating their personalized souvenirs to take home. Avanos pottery demonstration offers an engaging and immersive experience for those interested in tradition.
• Pasabag - Monk’s Valley
  There is a rumor that monks lived in seclusion in the region in ancient times. While this information was just a rumor before coming to this region, as soon as you enter the Valley of the Priests, you realize that there is a lot of truth to it. Because this is the quietest and most peaceful part of the Cappadocia region, it guarantees that you can sit here for hours without even having to talk.

There is a gendarmerie area at the entrance of Paşabağı Valley. However, the place where the gendarmerie is located is inside a fairy chimney. In other words, the region has been adopted entirely for its appearance and is intended to be conveyed to other people as such.

• Zelve Open Air Museum - Zelve, 5 km from Avanos and 1 km from Paşabağları, is established on the steep and northern slopes of Aktepe. Zelve Ruins, consisting of three valleys, is the place where fairy chimneys are most dense. The fairy chimneys in the valley have pointed tips and wide bodies.
  Zelve was one of the important settlement and religious centers of Christians, especially in the 9th and 13th centuries; At the same time, the first religious seminars for priests were given in this region. Zelve is an open valley with a large cave settlement. The small area has fifteen Byzantine-era cave churches and remained a Turkish village until 1960. Today, Zelve is an open-air museum open to the public.

• Professional local guide
• Entrance fees to the scheduled museums
• Lunch
• Hotel Pick up and Drop off

• Personal expenses
• Drinks
• Dinner
• hot air baloon