Hotel Pick-Up

Start your morning with a convenient pick-up from your Cappadocia hotel. Meet your professional, English-speaking guide and join your small group for a journey through the region’s timeless beauty.

Göreme Open-Air Museum

Your first stop is the world-renowned Göreme Open-Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Step inside rock-carved churches and monasteries dating back to the 9th century, adorned with well-preserved Byzantine frescoes depicting scenes from the life of Christ. Learn about the early Christian communities who sought refuge here and created one of the most significant monastic settlements in the world.

Devrent Valley (Imagination Valley)

Next, visit Devrent Valley, known for its otherworldly rock formations shaped by centuries of erosion.
As you walk through the valley, use your imagination to spot animal-shaped rocks — from camels and seals to dolphins and even the Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus. It’s a natural sculpture garden that invites creativity and wonder.

Pasabagi (Monks Valley)

Continue to Pasabagi, also known as Monks Valley, where some of Cappadocia’s most famous fairy chimneys rise dramatically from the earth.
Here, you’ll explore the ancient hermit cells and chapels carved into the volcanic stone, once home to monks seeking solitude. Don’t miss the chapel dedicated to St. Simeon, a remarkable testament to the region’s spiritual legacy.

Lunch & Pottery Experience in Avanos

Head to Avanos, a charming riverside town famous for its pottery-making tradition dating back to the Hittite period.
Enjoy a traditional Turkish lunch at a local restaurant, featuring fresh regional dishes.
After lunch, visit a family-run pottery workshop where local artisans demonstrate ancient ceramic techniques using the red clay from the Kızılırmak River. You’ll even have the chance to try your hand at the pottery wheel — a fun and memorable experience!

Göreme Panorama

Next, stop at the Göreme Panorama Point, offering breathtaking views over the fairy chimneys, cave houses, and valleys that define the region.
Your guide will share fascinating insights into Cappadocia’s geology and formation as you take photos of one of the most scenic spots in Turkey.

Uchisar Castle

Your final stop is Uchisar Castle, the highest natural rock formation in Cappadocia.
Climb to the top (optional) for a panoramic view of the entire region — from the sweeping valleys to Mount Erciyes in the distance. The castle once served as a fortress and lookout point, offering both history and spectacular vistas.

Return to Hotel

After a day filled with history, culture, and unforgettable scenery, you’ll be comfortably transferred back to your hotel.