Göreme Panorama, Kaymakli, Ihlara Valley, and Selime Monastery
Göreme Panorama
Begin your tour at Göreme Panorama, one of Cappadocia's most impressive viewpoints.
Enjoy sweeping views over Göreme Historical National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Learn about the region's volcanic landscape, fairy chimneys, and ancient settlements while taking photos of the remarkable scenery.
Kaymakli Underground City
Continue to Kaymakli Underground City, one of Cappadocia's most extensive multi-level underground settlements.
Walk through narrow tunnels, storage rooms, ventilation shafts, stables, and ancient wineries.
Hear explanations about how early Christians and ancient communities lived safely underground for extended periods.
Experience the ingenuity of Cappadocia's subterranean architecture.
Ihlara Valley
Travel to Ihlara Valley, a dramatic 15-kilometre-long canyon with a depth of up to 150 metres.
Walk along the Melendiz River and explore rock-cut churches decorated with frescoes.
Observe remnants of ancient monastic life and enjoy the refreshing natural atmosphere of the canyon.
Belisırma Village Lunch Stop
Stop in Belisırma Village, located in the heart of Ihlara Valley.
Enjoy lunch at a riverside restaurant serving local dishes beside the Melendiz River.
Relax in a peaceful natural setting surrounded by greenery and canyon views.
Selime Monastery
Visit Selime Monastery, the largest rock-cut monastery in Cappadocia.
Explore its cathedral-size church, monk living quarters, and panoramic viewpoints.
Learn about its historical role in religious education and community gatherings.
Pigeon Valley (Güvercinlik Valley)
Continue to Pigeon Valley, known for its dovecotes carved into the soft volcanic rock.
Discover how local people historically relied on pigeons for fertiliser and communication.
Enjoy scenic views stretching from Uçhisar to Göreme.
Onyx Factory
Conclude the tour with a visit to an Onyx Factory.
Observe how onyx stone is shaped and polished by skilled artisans.
Learn about the mineral composition, colours, and patterns that make Cappadocian onyx unique.
