Region Tour

Goreme - Goreme Esentepe for Panoramic View,
Visit the Esentepe vista viewpoint, situated between Uchisar and Goreme. This remarkable panorama offers breathtaking views of the town of Esentepe and the surrounding landscape of fairy chimneys.

Goreme Open-Air Museum - Goreme Open Air Museum
Begin at the Goreme Open Air Museum, a remarkable collection of monasteries, churches, and chapels dating back to the Middle Ages. This site was a significant Christian center of learning.

Fairy Chimneys - Next, explore the Monks Valley, renowned for its three-headed fairy chimneys. This area is also known as Pasabag, or “Pasha’s Vineyard,” for its stunning earth pillars located within a vineyard.

Devrent Valley - Also referred to as Imaginary Valley or Pink Valley, this area lacks cave churches like other Cappadocia valleys. What makes it famous is the lunar landscape! Devrent Valley conceals many unique rock formations. The small fairy chimneys in the valley create a lunar landscape, or moonscape, with their unusual appearance. The valley features many animal-shaped rocks.

Ortahisar - Discover caves and tall rocks here. It is an ancient Cappadocia town renowned for its castle, the largest fairy chimney in the region, with rock warehouses carved into the valley slopes, also known as the citrus warehouse of Southern Anatolia. The current settlement dates back to the early 11th century. During the period when migrations from Central Asia began, Hibe Dede and his 8 brothers, who came from Khorasan, built 9 separate houses around Nevşehir Ortahisar Castle. These nine families founded and settled in the present Ortahisar town.

Pigeon Valley - Capture the most beautiful photos of your life here. Güvercinlik Valley, stretching from Uçhisar to Göreme and covering an area of 4 kilometers, is named after the pigeon nests carved into the rocks. The locals fed these pigeons until the 9th century and used their fertilizers in the vineyards and their eggs in the plaster of frescos. To see both the pigeon nests and the unique flora offered by nature, make sure to walk this valley. There is also a waterfall cascading from a height of 15 meters in the valley.

Uchisar - This is a must-visit destination with its stone houses in the valleys and streets rich in history, known for Uçhisar Castle. The visual and historical richness offered by Uçhisar has increased the town’s touristic value, making it a hub for luxury boutique hotels.

Full Day Ski Tour at Erciyes Mountain

Mount Erciyes - On the Erciyes (Argaeus) Mountain Ski Tour from Cappadocia, guests are picked up from the hotel or Kayseri transport and head to Erciyes. Along the way, local people from small villages and towns can be seen. Upon arrival at Volkan, ski equipment is provided. Skiing lessons are offered by one of the ski instructors, and then the fun in the snow begins.

• Guidance
• Helmet
• Ski goggles
• Coats
• Trousers
• Board-Skis
• Cable Car (one time)

• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Dinner

Mount Erciyes, standing at 3,917 meters, is an extinct volcanic mountain that has significantly shaped the landscape of Cappadocia through its eruptions 30 million years ago. The Hittites named it “White Mountain,” likely due to its persistent snow cover. Visitors are invited to enjoy an unforgettable skiing experience on this remarkable mountain, renowned as a ski center with exceptional snow quality recognized worldwide.

Cappadocia is a remarkable region where nature and history intertwine. The natural events that formed the fairy chimneys also led to the creation of homes, churches, and monasteries carved into these structures over time. The written history of Cappadocia, with human settlements dating back to the Paleolithic era, begins with the Hittites. Throughout history, Cappadocia has been home to trade colonies, serving as a commercial and social bridge between countries.

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