Göreme Panorama: From here you can have a bird's eye view of Göreme, see one of the last four houses still inhabited in the region from the outside and hear its story, and listen from your guide describtions about Göreme as given by 18th and 19th century travelers.

Sarhatli (Kirk-göz) Underground City is a 4,000-year-old, 3 flors of underground city and one of the biggest underground city in the region, you'll be surprised with the exploring history of the underground city when hear the history from your guide.

Nar Crater Lake: This is the only natural crater lake in the Cappadocia region accessible by car, and it offers a visual feast with its interesting habitat and different colors depending on the season. The thermal hotels surrounding the lake offer important clues about the importance of this lake in thermal tourism.

Our next stop is a delicious village-style lunch crowned by a short walk in Ihlara Valley.

Mound Asikli Ancient City: According to radiocarbon dating results, settlement at Aşıklı Mound began in the 9th millennium BC and continued until the end of the 8th millennium BC. The settlement is dated to approximately 8200-7500 BC. The Aşıklı community never left the site for nearly a thousand years. This uninterrupted period of occupation can be traced through radical changes and transformations in settlement patterns and architecture, as well as relatively slow and gradual changes in economy and technology.