-This tour is suitable for everyone

- Starts at 10.00 am , finishes at 18.00 pm

-Pick up and drop back service from your hotel - to your hotel

Göreme Panoramic View Point

This place is a viewpont , which is 2 km away from Göreme town, you will enjoy the best panorama ever. While you watch the view, our guide will give  information about the history of Cappadocia. Our guide will give you free time to take pictures after informing you.

Uçhisar Pigeon Valley

This place, which draws attention with its natural beauty in the town of Uçhisar, located in rocky Cappadocia, is also home to hundreds of pigeons. Pigeon Valley, whose name comes from the pigeons it contains, has naturally acquired a nest by birds. In the early centuries of Cappadocia, pigeons carried messages between the two regions and successfully carried out their mission as homing pigeons for a long time. As people found alternative ways of communication, the need for pigeons and similar birds decreased and they began to live in one place collectively.

Derinkuyu Underground City

In 1963, a person living in the Derinkuyu district of the Cappadocia region demolished some walls to renovate his home and later discovered a tunnel door in his home. Although the exact date has not been determined, it is known that it was used in the Protohitite, Hittite, Roman and Byzantine periods. Today, only 8 floors of this underground city are open to visitors, but if excavations are carried out, the parts that were used in the past and later filled can be opened to visitors.

Nar Volcanic Crater Lake

Nar Crater Lake, which is located in an area close to the city of Aksaray, has a depth of 21 meters and a width of 30 meters, in this place where we will stop, we will be able to see the lake from above with a panoramic view, this place will only be visited as a viewing area. Nar Lake is a naturally formed crater lake, fed by natural thermal underground waters.

Ihlara Canyon

We will walk for 1 km in company with the green nature of the canyon, you will have the opportunity to visit some churches during the walk, and our guide with his vast knowledge will inform you about the early Christian tribes of the Cappadocia region and the structure of the region.

NUMEROUS CHURCHES IN IHLARA CANYON Considered among the largest canyons in the world, Ihlara Valley has been an important religious center since the founding years of Christianity. There are countless churches and historical living areas in the 14-kilometer valley.

THE PEOPLE OF THE TURNING WATER The volcanic layer formed by the eruption of Hasan Mountain centuries ago formed the Ihlara Valley with the natural events and erosion of the Melendiz Stream. This fascinating canyon, whose height can reach 120 meters, starts in Ihlara Town and extends to Selime over Belisırma and Yaprakhisar. Because of the Melendiz flowing through the canyon, the ancient inhabitants of the region were called "the people of the swirling water", that is, the "Peristremma".

From the 4th century onwards, pioneer Christian clergy grew up in the region. The first ones that come to mind are Basilius of Kayseri, who set different monastic rules than in Egypt and Syria, and the saint Gregorius of Nazianzos, who founded a sect by bringing a new explanation to the trinity of father-son-holy spirit (trinity).

Belisırma Village

At the end of canyon walk, we will eat at restaurant, where the Melendiz river also passes. In line with your request, you can also have your meal on the floor tables on the river. We also have options for our vegetarian guests in our restaurant.

Selime View Point

It has been inhabited for centuries due to its strategic location created by the height of this ground, which is 15 km away from the Ihlara Valley. This place, which is on a high hill formed from the extinct lava rock of Cappadocia, has a panoramic view that fascinates people with its formation. It is said by most of our guests that it resembles the planet Mars.