Itinerary

1. Full Day tour of Cappadocia via Orange route

   • Hike through the most picturesque countryside and valleys of Cappadocia. Escape the crowds, enter nature, experience the essence of the place, discover cave churches, pigeon houses, and naturally occurring tunnels carved by flowing water, and stroll through the villagers' grape gardens filled with fruit and nut trees.
   • Cavusin Castle is a magnificent rock citadel previously serving as the village's main residence. The inhabitants had to carry their water to their homes each day, even though it was a relatively safe location. The Saint John the Baptist Church is still worth finding even though it is in disrepair because the community used to have a sizeable Christian population. Additionally, you can ascend the castle by taking a winding road and stopping at a few more recent residences. On the other side, as you descend, there are some magnificent fairy chimney examples.
   • Known for its unusually shaped rocks, Love Valley is a breathtaking scene. You start to wonder how exactly these rocks were made, how many years it took to create these forms, and how long they can remain as you glance down into the valley below.
   • From the Pigeon Valley viewpoint, you can see the dovecotes carved into the rocks, Mount Erciyes, which is covered in snow and grows more prominent as you get farther away, as well as Uchisar Castle and a breathtaking panorama of old, abandoned fairy chimney cave homes and old Greek mansions.
   • The last stop on the tour is one of the most incredible natural wonders in the world, Kaymakli Underground City. The underground cities of Kaymakli and Derinkuyu are fundamentally distinct from one another due to their size, scale, and indications of underground city planning, even though all towns and villages in Cappadocia formerly had safe and secure secret rooms dug out of the soft tufa (tuff) rock.