• Pasabag - Often referred to as Monks Valley in numerous guidebooks, Pasabag was among the first places in Cappadocia where tourists explored the caves carved into its massive fairy chimneys.
• Zelve Open Air Museum - This museum is one of the rare locations worldwide where visitors can wander through a ghost town entirely composed of cave dwellings. Situated approximately 10km from Goreme, another open-air museum, it was once home to one of Cappadocia’s largest communities.
• Devrent Valley - Locally known as ‘Imagination Valley,’ Devrent Valley boasts some of the most well-formed and densely clustered rock formations in Cappadocia. The rosy rock cones are often capped with flatter, darker stones of harder rock, which protected the cones from erosion until the surrounding rock was worn away.
• Avanos Pottery Workshop - A visit to a pottery gallery offers the chance to try shaping clay and admire the exquisite products of Cappadocia.
• Avanos - Enjoy a lunch break at Vezirhan or Avanoss Restaurant with an open buffet, excluding drinks (extra charge).
• The Three Beauties (Uc Guzeller) - Known as the Three Beauties in Cappadocia, these fairy chimneys are unique rock formations characterized by their distinctive ‘hood’ shapes.
• Ortahisar - A stop at the Leather Fashion Complex provides an opportunity to explore high-quality leather products at reasonable prices.
• Rock Town Kayasehir - Kayaşehir is an underground city located beneath the castle, created by carving into tuff and ignimbrite rocks. The area around the castle and Kayaşehir is rich with historical and cultural structures that showcase the region’s heritage.
• Pigeon Valley - Güvercinlik (Pigeon) Valley is a must-see destination in Cappadocia, nestled between Uçhisar and Göreme. The valley’s rock-carved nests continue to house various pigeon species today.
• Cavusin - The final stop on the regular tour is a Turkish Delight & Gift shop, where visitors can sample Turkish delights and nuts, and purchase reasonably priced products.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Licensed English-speaking tour guide
• Fuel, charging, and parking fees for vehicle
• All fees and taxes

• Own Expenses
• Drinks during Tour and Lunch
• Tips for Driver and Guide ( Not Compulsory )
• Any Entrance Fees For Historical Sites
• Lunch

Avoid the cost of renting a car and the hassle of coordinating dolmus minibuses by joining this guided tour of Cappadocia’s renowned red route, featuring the Kayasehir underground city, with a shared small group. Experience the enchanting fairy chimneys of Devrent Valley, Pasabag, Zelve Open Air Museum, and a pottery gallery. Enjoy a lunch break in Avanos Town, and visit Ucguzeller, Kayasehir underground city, and Pigeon Valley, along with some shopping stops.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.