• Mustafapaşa - Known as Synasos, Mustafapaşa Village is a historical region in Turkey, dating back to the Ottoman era before the Turkish War of Independence in the early 20th century. During this time, Turks and Greeks coexisted peacefully.

This village is a must-visit for its unique architecture, ancient churches, and buildings that have retained their historical essence.

Visitors will explore Mustafapaşa Village, take in the surroundings, and visit the old Greek Church.

• Keslik Monastery - Located outside Ürgüp, Keşlik Monastery is a cave monastery complex featuring two churches (St. Michael and St. Stephen) and cave rooms. It is the largest monastery in Cappadocia and has been in use for over 2,000 years. The area was a burial site during pre-Christian Roman times.

Visitors will explore the monastery grounds and admire the wall paintings.

• Sobesos Ancient City - Situated in Sahinefendi Village, Sobessos Ancient City is a significant historical site in Cappadocia.

Discovered by treasure hunters in 2002, it is the only Roman ancient city in Cappadocia, offering stunning mosaics to explore.

Visitors will observe the mosaics and learn about the region.

• Soganli Valley - Soğanlı Valley is home to monasteries and churches from the 10th century, located forty kilometers southeast of Nevşehir. This ancient rock-cut village features over 20 churches, Roman-era tombs, and numerous pigeon houses.

Visitors will explore various cave churches and view the frescoes.

• Soganli Valley - A lunch break will be enjoyed in Soganli Valley.

• Ortahisar - Cultural Stops: Carpet Weaving & Leather Craftsmanship

The tour includes visits to two unique local workshops that highlight Cappadocia’s rich cultural and economic heritage.

The first stop is a renowned carpet weaving cooperative, where visitors can observe the traditional art of Turkish carpet making. This craft, deeply rooted in the region’s history along the ancient Silk Road, is preserved by local women who hand-weave carpets using age-old techniques.

The tour also includes a visit to a leather processing workshop, showcasing the region’s strong connection to animal husbandry. Here, visitors can explore the leather factory and enjoy a short fashion show featuring locally produced leather goods. This stop highlights a modern take on traditional craftsmanship, blending culture, skill, and contemporary design.

These experiences provide insight into the living traditions that continue to shape daily life in Cappadocia.

• Lisanslı Profesyonel Rehber Ücreti
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Giriş ücretleri

Are you eager to delve into the history of Christianity in Cappadocia, a key location in Christian history?

Join us as we uncover the enigmatic corners and remarkable churches of Cappadocia, embarking on an intriguing journey back 2000 years.

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