Rock-Carved Structures: Structures such as houses, tunnels, dovecotes, and mosques reflect the historical fabric of the region. Churches and Monasteries: Important religious structures such as Balıklı Church, Üzümlü Church, and Geyikli Church are decorated with frescoes from the Byzantine period. Observation Trails: Two walking trails, 170 m and 250 m long, offer visitors the opportunity to explore different aspects of the region.

Özkonak underground city: The city has a complex network of tunnels and rooms, including stables, storage rooms, and chapels. It is one of the largest and most well-preserved underground cities in Cappadocia, and is a popular tourist destination. Visitors can explore the underground tunnels, passageways and rooms, including the kitchen, the winery, the church, the stables and the ventilation shafts.

devrent Valley, which is also known as İmagination Valley. This valley contains many strangely-shaped rocks which are mostly red in colour. Travellers have been visiting this curious place for centuries, with a variery of explanations for what they see. Some of the most frequently-seen shapes are; a Camel, a Lizard, an Owl, a Snake, a Chicken, a Hand, a Penguin - you will make your own discoveries!

Lunch

Göreme Panorama, a wonderful stop to view the famous fairy chimneys.

Avanos, a small town known for its ceramics, you will have the opportunity to try your hand at the art yourself.

You will have a carpet weaving demonstration, Cappadocia is the heartland of carpet production in Turkey