Itinerary

1. Day 1: Discover the Magical Cappadocia

   • Visit the following sites on the first day of the exploration:
     • Uchisar Castle: View the magnificent Uchisar Castle and the fortress's overall panorama.
     • Göreme Open Air Museum: Here is the monastery with the Anatolian Christian-built kitchens, wineries, storage facilities, and residential rooms. UNESCO recognizes the Goreme Open Air Museum as a World Heritage Site.
     • Avanos: Avanos is a town of traditional pottery art by the Kizilirmak River, also known as the Halys River in ancient times by Herodes.
     • Paşabağlar Valley: Wander through Pasabaglar, the Valley of Monks.
     • Devrent Valley: Many animal-shaped rocks, most of which are red in colour, can be seen in the valley. Some of the most typical shapes resemble a camel.

2. Day 2: City Exploration

   • Visit the following sites on the second day of the exploration:
     • Kaymaklı Underground City: The impressive Kaymakli Underground City, one of the largest of its kind, has areas including warehouses, kitchens, graves, mughouses, and copper processing workshops that still contain undiscovered underground tubes.
     • Soğanlı Valley: The Soganli Valley is a tranquil valley with Byzantine-era rock tombs.
     • Sobesos Ancient City: The ancient city of Sobesos contains burials from the Byzantine Empire period and a Roman Bath from the fifth century.
     • Taşkınpaşa Madrasah: Taskin Pasha Complex, finished in the 13th century, includes the mosque, the madrasa, and the tombs in the courtyard.
     • Sinasos Village: It was once known as Sinasos and is a Greek village. One of Cappadocia's must-see locations is this quaint village, known for its unspoiled surroundings and distinctive architectural elements.