Private 2 Days Cappadocia with Cave Hotel and Full Package

We will have break and breakfast on the way.

It is 20 kilometers from Nevşehir. It has 8 floors and the first floor was built during the Hittites Period. During the Roman and Byzantine periods, it was transformed into an underground city by enlarging other areas by carving. Today, 4 floors are illuminated and opened to visitors.

n among the historical sites in Cappadocia. From underground cities and churches to rock-cut tombs, this valley stands out as a beautiful region in Turkey that should not be missed. The famous fairy chimneys, always sought after by tourists, can be splendidly observed from this valley.

ough the general area had been occupied from much earlier, perhaps from Hittite times.

This stone, which is loved by everyone who uses it on or in decoration products, is among the semi-precious stones and is very popular. ( It is optional)

( It is optional )

e, which was transformed into a monastic area under the guidance of St. Basil, an important figure in the history of Christianity. In the open-air museum, you can visit structures that tell a historical adventure, with structures carved into fairy chimneys or rocks with remarkable decorations. St. Basil's Chapel, the Elmalı Church, the Monastery of Monks and Nuns, the Dark Church and the Tokalı Church are just some of them.

It is one of the most beautiful valleys of Cappadocia. Especially the panoramic view of the Valley of Love is the best. Due to the special conditions of the valley, it is called the Valley of Love.

a surrounded by mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys. The valley, which is frequented by many tourists, is one of the regions where the world famous fairy chimneys are the most intense and prominent. Its unique scenery and mystical atmosphere make every person who steps into the fairy-tale land deep in thought.

Cappadocia; its origins date back to the Hittites. Making pottery was also seen in Çatalhöyük, in Anatolia, during the Neolithic period (7000 BC). It didn’t stop there; the tremendous handcrafting skill has been passed down until today, making Cappadocia a notable spot. Cappadocia has a wide range of pottery/ceramics workshops, with new styles and products continuing to emerge!