Private Mixed Cappadocia Tour

Destinations

Programme of Activity

• Cappadocia Underground Cities
  
  Kaymakli Underground City
  
  It has 8 underground floors (only 4 open) carved out of soft volcanic stone, connected by narrow tunnels. Visitors can visit stalls, barns, shops, refectories, churches, wineries, kitchens, and other sections.
  
  Derinkuyu Underground City
  
  It consists of 8 floors carved from soft volcanic stone underground and connected by narrow tunnels. Visitors can visit barns, cellars, storage areas, refectories, churches, and wineries intertwined in an extensive network of tunnels. Visitors can also see the missionary school and study rooms on the second floor.
• Uchisar Panorama
  
  Uçhisar is a primitive village located 4 km east of Göreme. It is famous for the huge rock formation that was once used as a fortification. This extraordinary rock is the highest peak of the region and offers a magnificent panoramic view of all Cappadocia with Mount Erciyes in the distance. Most of the rooms in the castle are connected by stairs, tunnels and passages. At the entrances of many rooms, there are millstone doors used to control the entrance to these spaces, just as in the underground settlements. Unfortunately, it is not possible to reach all rooms due to erosion. Most of the rooms on the north side of the castle are used as dovecotes today. Farmers used these dovecotes to collect the droppings of pigeons, which is an excellent natural fertilizer for orchards and vineyards. In order to meet the need for water in case of siege, a secret tunnel was discovered 100 m below the castle, opening to the river bed.
• Cavusin Old Town
  
  Cavusin village, located on the Avanos-Goreme road, is surrounded by a valley that is gradually expanding and allows long-term agriculture. It is home to a history that has survived from the Roman period to the present day, where you can observe layer by layer like the age rings of a tree. There are countless houses and churches belonging to Christian priests in Cavusin Village. Due to erosion, collapses and rockfalls, these structures were emptied over time and the settlement was moved to the plain. There is a small mountain road to reach the peak of the village. It is worth climbing there to see the valley behind Çavuşin. At this point, you can observe the pink hills and magnificent fairy chimneys of Zelve.
• Avanos
  
  Avanos overlooks Turkey's longest river, formerly Venessa, and the Kızılırmak (Red River), which separates Avanos from the rest of Cappadocia. The most famous historical feature of Avanos, which is still up-to-date and highly visible, is pottery production. The ceramic trade and numerous pottery factories in this district date back to the Hittites, and ceramic clay obtained from the red silt of Kızılırmak is used in production. Watch potters at work using the kick wheel, a technique that has remained unchanged for generations. Enjoy stunning views of the attractive old town with its cobbled streets and the river.
• Pasabag Monks Valley
  
  Here, in the middle of a vineyard, very remarkable earthen pillars are seen, so the name of the place means the pasha's vineyard. The other name of this region is the Valley of the Priests. Many rock-cut monasteries, churches, chapels and settlements, as well as structures such as tunnels and mills, are located in this valley.
• Devrent Dream Valley
  
  Also known as Devrent Valley, Imaginary Valley or Pink Valley, there are no cave churches like in other valleys of Cappadocia. So what makes him so famous? Moonscape! Devrent Valley hides many different rock formations within it. With its rocks that turn pink at sunset and fairy chimneys with different animal figures and surrogates, Devrent Hayal Valley is among the unique areas in the world. There are many animal-shaped rocks in the valley. Some of the most common shapes are camel, snake, seal and dolphin.
• Three Beauties
  
  Three Beauties Fairy Chimneys are viewed from a viewing hill on the left side of the Nevşehir - Ürgüp highway, 5 minutes away from the center of Ürgüp. The Three Beauties are fairy chimney formations, which are the symbol of Cappadocia and consist of two large and one small fairy chimneys.

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• What is the Cappadocia Private Mixed Tour?
• The Cappadocia Private Mixed Tour is a customizable and comprehensive tour experience that combines visits to iconic landmarks, historical sites, and natural wonders within the Cappadocia region. It offers a diverse and personalized exploration of the area's attractions.
• What can I expect to see on the Private Mixed Tour?
• The Private Mixed Tour includes visits to the underground cities where frescoed ancient rock churches can be admired, Göreme Open Air Museum and Pigeon Valley known for its stunning rock formations and vibrant colours. Additionally, the tour may include experiences such as a visit to a local pottery workshop that showcases traditional craftsmanship.
• Can I tailor the Private Mixed Tour to my interests?
• Yes, absolutely. The Private Mixed Tour is designed to be personalized. You have the flexibility to choose which attractions you'd like to visit, whether you're more interested in exploring ancient sites, immersing yourself in nature, or experiencing local crafts and workshops.
• What kind of guide will accompany us on the Private Mixed Tour?
• The Private Mixed Tour is led by a knowledgeable local guide. This guide offers insights into the historical significance of the landmarks, the geological formations, and the cultural context of the sites you'll be visiting. They enhance the experience by sharing in-depth information and answering any questions you may have.