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CAPPADOCIA TOUR -1-
DEVRENT VALLEY (Valley of Fairy Chimneys)
PASABAG (MONK's VALLEY) -
ZELVE OPEN AIR MUSEUM - GOREME OPEN AIR MUSEUM - AVANOS - ESENTEPE
The first stop will be Devrent Valley which is known as "Valley of Fairy Chimneys". Here you will see the best example of the fairy chimneys which are unhallowed and untouched...
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CAPPADOCIA TOUR -2-
RED VALLEY - CAVUSIN VILLAGE -
PIGEON VALLEY - KAYMAKLI UNDERGROUND CITY -
ORTAHISAR CASTLE - MUSTAFAPASA VILLAGE -
The tour will start off with a visit to Red Valley which was inhabited by former christian colony surrounded by orchards and vineyards filled with carved rock houses and fairy chimneys. Chance to hike in this beautiful valley. Then continue to Rose Valley, enjoying the landscape no science .....
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CAPPADOCIA TOUR -3-
DERINKUYU UNDERGROUND CITY -
IHLARA VALLEY - BELLISIRMA VILLAGE -
AGZIKARAHAN CARAVANSERAIL
You will be picked up from your hotel or airport and start your excursion with a visit to Derinkuyu Underground City. There are 8 floors of tunnels open to the visitors and this is enough to have an idea of the sensation of living in a labyrinth like this....
REGULAR TOUR
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CAPPADOCIA INFORMATION & HISTORY
If you wish to discover Turkey in depth, travel to Cappadocia is certainly a must. We suggest staying at least three nights there. The best times are March to June and Septemberto November. There are a variety of activities you may join: Unique place for Hot Air Ballooning in Turkey is Cappadocia. For adventure, Horse Riding, Mountain Bike or Jeep safari, Cappadocia is selected as one of the best areas in Europe. In the evenings, you may either
just
enjoy your stay at your hotel or go in
Sarihan Caravanserai near Avanos to see the
whirling Dervishes of Mevlana, founder of
Sufism in Anatolia (Turkey).If you are
interested in any of the activities listed
above, we may include that in one of the
following suggested day trips. We highly
recommend extending your stay in Cappadocia
as we believe you will enjoy every minute of
your time in such a unique area with its
welcoming people. Cappadocia, which used to
be known as Katpatuka (Land of Beautiful
Horses) in old Persian, is a region in
central Anatolia, 300 kilometers southeast
of Ankara, the capital city of modern-day
Turkey. Cappadocia is known for its unusual
landscape, the result of the violent
eruption of volcanoes, Mount Erciyes (3,917
meters) and Mount Hasan (3,268 meters), some
3 million years ago. Lava and volcanic dust
and ashes covered the region, which
eventually hardened into a thick layer of
tuff. Over the years, water and wind eroded
the soft and brittle volcanic surface,
creating deep valleys and many different
types of strange rock formations, such as
rock cones and fairy chimneys.
Archaeological evidence shows that Cappadocia was inhabited as early as the Paleolithic period (c. 2.5 million BCE 10,000 BCE), and continued to serve as home to the peoples of many different civilizations, including the Hittites, Greeks, and the Romans. Dwellings were dug into the rocks and provided shelter from the environment, defense against foreign invasions, and refuge from religious persecution. These dwellings interconnect, forming some two hundred to three hundred underground cities, equipped with elaborate air ventilation systems, water storage units, and in some cases, even stables and wineries. One of the most famous and well excavated is Kaymakli, where Christians hid from the pagan Roman invaders during the seventh century. Parts of the underground cities are still used by Cappadocia's present-day inhabitants. For example, underground canals are used to regulate water in the nearby farmland, and local produce, such as potatoes and citrus fruits, is stored in subterranean storage units. People still live in above-ground rock structures, some of which are even used as hotels and inns. Cappadocia is a popular tourist destination.
Cappadocia Tours
CAPPADOCIA TOUR -1-
DEVRENT VALLEY (Valley of Fairy Chimneys)
PASABAG (MONK's VALLEY) -
ZELVE OPEN AIR MUSEUM - GOREME OPEN AIR MUSEUM - AVANOS - ESENTEPE
The first stop will be Devrent Valley which is known as "Valley of Fairy Chimneys". Here you will see the best example of the fairy chimneys which are unhallowed and untouched...
REGULAR TOUR
MORE DETAILS RESERVATION
CAPPADOCIA TOUR -2-
RED VALLEY - CAVUSIN VILLAGE -
PIGEON VALLEY - KAYMAKLI UNDERGROUND CITY -
ORTAHISAR CASTLE - MUSTAFAPASA VILLAGE -
The tour will start off with a visit to Red Valley which was inhabited by former christian colony surrounded by orchards and vineyards filled with carved rock houses and fairy chimneys. Chance to hike in this beautiful valley. Then continue to Rose Valley, enjoying the landscape no science .....
REGULAR TOUR
MORE DETAILS RESERVATION
CAPPADOCIA TOUR -3-
DERINKUYU UNDERGROUND CITY -
IHLARA VALLEY - BELLISIRMA VILLAGE -
AGZIKARAHAN CARAVANSERAIL
You will be picked up from your hotel or airport and start your excursion with a visit to Derinkuyu Underground City. There are 8 floors of tunnels open to the visitors and this is enough to have an idea of the sensation of living in a labyrinth like this....
REGULAR TOUR
MORE DETAILS RESERVATION
CAPPADOCIA INFORMATION & HISTORY
If you wish to discover Turkey in depth, travel to Cappadocia is certainly a must. We suggest staying at least three nights there. The best times are March to June and Septemberto November. There are a variety of activities you may join: Unique place for Hot Air Ballooning in Turkey is Cappadocia. For adventure, Horse Riding, Mountain Bike or Jeep safari, Cappadocia is selected as one of the best areas in Europe. In the evenings, you may either
just
enjoy your stay at your hotel or go in
Sarihan Caravanserai near Avanos to see the
whirling Dervishes of Mevlana, founder of
Sufism in Anatolia (Turkey).If you are
interested in any of the activities listed
above, we may include that in one of the
following suggested day trips. We highly
recommend extending your stay in Cappadocia
as we believe you will enjoy every minute of
your time in such a unique area with its
welcoming people. Cappadocia, which used to
be known as Katpatuka (Land of Beautiful
Horses) in old Persian, is a region in
central Anatolia, 300 kilometers southeast
of Ankara, the capital city of modern-day
Turkey. Cappadocia is known for its unusual
landscape, the result of the violent
eruption of volcanoes, Mount Erciyes (3,917
meters) and Mount Hasan (3,268 meters), some
3 million years ago. Lava and volcanic dust
and ashes covered the region, which
eventually hardened into a thick layer of
tuff. Over the years, water and wind eroded
the soft and brittle volcanic surface,
creating deep valleys and many different
types of strange rock formations, such as
rock cones and fairy chimneys. Archaeological evidence shows that Cappadocia was inhabited as early as the Paleolithic period (c. 2.5 million BCE 10,000 BCE), and continued to serve as home to the peoples of many different civilizations, including the Hittites, Greeks, and the Romans. Dwellings were dug into the rocks and provided shelter from the environment, defense against foreign invasions, and refuge from religious persecution. These dwellings interconnect, forming some two hundred to three hundred underground cities, equipped with elaborate air ventilation systems, water storage units, and in some cases, even stables and wineries. One of the most famous and well excavated is Kaymakli, where Christians hid from the pagan Roman invaders during the seventh century. Parts of the underground cities are still used by Cappadocia's present-day inhabitants. For example, underground canals are used to regulate water in the nearby farmland, and local produce, such as potatoes and citrus fruits, is stored in subterranean storage units. People still live in above-ground rock structures, some of which are even used as hotels and inns. Cappadocia is a popular tourist destination.