• Uchisar Castle - This towering volcanic rock formation, standing as the tallest fairy chimney at 1,350 meters above sea level, is a significant landmark in Cappadocia, visible from miles away. With its network of tunnels, it served as a refuge for villagers for centuries during enemy invasions. Ascending through its intricate core to the panoramic peak offers a breathtaking view of the sunset over Cappadocia’s rock valleys, showcasing the stunning red hues of Mt. Erciyes, the Hasan Mountains, Pigeon Valley, Avanos, Ortahisar Castle, and the town of Göreme.
• Zelve Open Air Museum - Zelve Valley is recognized as the longest-inhabited settlement in the Cappadocia region and is also its oldest. It is believed that Christianity began to spread here. The valley is home to numerous monasteries, churches, and settlements. After the Christian era, Zelve Valley continued to be used as a village until the 1950s.
• Fairy Chimneys - Known for their mushroom-shaped formations, the Fairy Chimneys are located in Monks Valley. Historically, monks sought solitude in this valley, hence its alternative name. Visitors will understand why, as the valley envelops them in tranquility and silence from the moment they arrive.
• Devrent Valley - Known as Imagination Valley, this area features fairy chimneys shaped like animals.
• Avanos - Known as the pottery town, Avanos offers visitors the chance to witness pottery-making and explore the pottery museum.
• Love Valley - A must-visit in Cappadocia, this valley stretches 4,900 meters and captivates visitors with its impressive fairy chimneys, vineyards, and fruit trees.

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