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The Green tour is also known as South Cappadocia tour because of its itinerary covering all the main attractions of the South Cappadocia. You will visit the largest excavated underground city in Turkey, do trekking in Ihlara valley, visit one of the biggest rock-cut monasteries and enjoy stunning views over the Cappadocian valleys.
Itinerary
Goreme Panorama
Goreme Panorama is located exactly 2 km from the center of Goreme. You can enjoy the unique view on a bench or a chair. The view on the Goreme Uchisar road is at the end point of the Guvercinlik Valley. Erciyes Mountain, which is the most magnificent mountain of the region with a height of 3917 meters, can be seen from here. It is one of the most beautiful photo spots of Cappadocia, revealing the panorama of Erciyes and the magnificent Pigeon Valley.
Kaymakl? Underground City
Kaymakli Underground City is the biggest and deepest underground settlement in the Cappadocia region. Located in the Kaymaki Village, Kaymakli Underground City is also one of the most popular places to visit in Cappadocia.
Pigeon Valley
Pigeon Valley is located in the heart of Cappadocia, a region famous for its unique landscapes, rock formations, and underground cities.
Belisirma River
Lunch at a local restaurant in Belisirma by the river.
Onyx Demonstration
The black onyx is characteristic of the region of Cappadocia. The hardness determines the most prized variety for jewelry and craft work.
Selime Monastery
Selime Monastery is undoubtedly one of the most amazing places to visit in Cappadocia region, due to its size. The monastery is thought to have taken over 200 years to shape, and it can house as many as 5000 people at once. It was converted into a caravanserai after 11th century, and has lots of stables for camels. Selime Monastery is the biggest and most impressive monastery in Cappadocia dating back to the 8th or 9th century.
Ihlara Valley
Ihlara Valley is a fantastic canyon with a depth of about 100 meters and about 10 km. length that was formed by the volcanic activity from Mount Hasan and erosion by the Melendiz River hundred thousands of years ago. One of the best side trips from Cappadocia.
What's included?
* Hotel pick-up and drop-off.
* Lunch.
* Professional guide.
* Air-conditioned vehicle.
* Entrance fees to Underground City EUR12 (if option is selected).
* Entrance fees to ?hlara Valley EUR15 (if option is selected).
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Take in the best of northern Cappadocia on a full day tour. Explore the Devrent and Pasabag valleys and visit the open-air museum.
Discover Cappadocia on a 7-hour guided tour. Visit the town of Avanos, famous for its pottery. See a demonstration of the Hittite technique.
Explore Cavusin, one of the oldest settlements in the area. People still live in cave dwellings and stone houses. Walk among the fairy chimneys of the Devrent Valley and marvel at the unique animal-like rock formations.
Visit the open-air museum and see centuries-old rock-cut churches and monasteries. In the Pasabag Valley, see the best collection of fairy chimneys in Cappadocia.
Uchisar Rock Castle is the highest point in the area. Take in the panoramic views from the top of the castle.
Itinerary
Uchisar Castle Panorama
It's the highest point in Cappadocia and if you climb it, you'll have a holistic view of all the valleys and lands. It's charming and the climb is relatively easy.
Love Valley
Love Valley, also known as Baglidere Valley, is one of the most fantastic valleys in Cappadocia. Located between the Avanos and Goreme roads, the valley is named after the interesting fairy chimney formations and is popular with couples for marriage proposals. The soil of the region is very rich in minerals, making it an ideal place for growing fruit and vegetables. The fairy chimneys in the valley are a must see. Love Valley is also on the popular hot air balloon routes of Cappadocia.
Lunch
Lunch is served in a traditional local restaurant.
Avanos Pottery Demonstration
Throughout history mankind has always been resourceful. They have taken the features and advantages of the landscape and used them to their advantage, whether it was building castles on hills to get the best view of their approaching enemy, or building settlements and villages near a water source. The small town of Avanos in Turkey is no exception.
The Red River
The Kizilirmak (Red River) is aptly named for the red clay that litters its banks. The people of Avanos have been extracting the clay and using it to make household products since Hittite times.
Devrent Valley
A lesser known cousin of the other Cappadocian valleys, the Devrent Valley is also known as the Imagination Valley or the Pink Valley because of its colour. The valley doesn't have any cave temples like the others, but instead has an incredible lunar landscape with fairy chimneys that seem out of place and belong to another world.
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Visit Cappadocia's top rated and must-see attractions on this full day guided tour. Enjoy a 4km hike through the beautiful Ihlara Valley along the Melendiz River, explore the underground city of Derinkuyu, the deepest in Cappadocia, and visit a giant fairy chimney.
Turkey is a country renowned for its rich historical and cultural heritage. Amongst its many wonders, the Ihlara Valley and the underground city of Derinkuyu are fascinating destinations for those wishing to immerse themselves in the ancient wonders of this diverse country. This tour explores these remarkable sites, highlighting their historical significance and breathtaking scenery.
Ihlara Valley
Nestled in the heart of Cappadocia, the Ihlara Valley is a mesmerising natural wonder waiting to be explored. This stunning gorge stretches for approximately 14 kilometres and is carved by the Melendiz River. Upon entering the valley, a sense of tranquillity envelops the surroundings, transporting visitors back in time to an era dominated by the opulence of nature.
Aside from its awe-inspiring beauty, the Ihlara Valley is also of immense historical significance. It is believed that during the Byzantine era the valley was a refuge for early Christian communities fleeing persecution. Evidence of their presence can be found in the rock-cut churches, decorated with ancient frescoes depicting scenes from Biblical stories. By venturing into these hidden chapels, visitors can witness the preservation of religious artistry dating back over a thousand years.
Beyond its historical and cultural significance, the Ihlara Valley offers visitors a visual feast. Towering cliffs, lush vegetation, and the serene melody of the Melendiz River paint a picture of splendid harmony. Walking along the well-marked trails, explorers can revel in a tranquil ambiance while relishing the stunning views of the valley's unique rock formations. The vibrant colors of the surrounding flora and fauna only add to the valley's allure, leaving visitors spellbound by nature's artistic prowess.
Derinkuyu Underground City
Located in the Nevsehir province of Cappadocia, the Derinkuyu Underground City is a testament to human ingenuity and resilience. Delving deep beneath the Earth's surface, this subterranean marvel stretches eight levels below the ground, showcasing an elaborate network of passages, chambers, and living quarters carved by ancient civilizations.
The Derinkuyu Underground City stands as a testament to the resourcefulness of ancient Anatolian civilizations. Built thousands of years ago, it served as a refuge for communities seeking protection during times of invasion, acting as an underground fortress. With its ventilation shafts, wells, stables, churches, and even schools, the city showcases the remarkable adaptability and ingenious engineering capabilities of its architects.
Exploring the corridors of the Derinkuyu Underground City offers visitors a unique and unforgettable adventure. Ducking through narrow passages and stepping into hidden rooms, one can't help but marvel at the ancient craftsmanship that went into creating this underground labyrinth. The sense of awe and mystery is enhanced by the various chambers that served different purposes - from communal kitchens to wineries - allowing visitors to imagine the daily lives of those who once sought refuge within these rocky walls.
The Ihlara Valley and Derinkuyu Underground City serve as magnificent examples of Turkey's historical and natural wonders. As visitors traverse these awe-inspiring locations, they can soak in the profound cultural heritage woven into the fabric of Anatolian history. Whether captivated by the mystic beauty of the Ihlara Valley or awestruck by the architectural marvel of the Derinkuyu Underground City, these destinations will leave an indelible mark on all who venture within their depths.
This private tour is a great way to discover the amazing sights of this fascinating region. You'll find an underground city, medieval churches hollowed out of caves and Cappadocia's famous rock formations.
After being picked up from your hotel, the first stop is the subterranean city at Kaymakli, first carved out of the rock by the Hittites nearly 3500 years ago and later used by the early Christians for shelter against their persecutors.
Afterwards, we'll drive on to the Citadel of Uchisar, the highest point in the region, where you will be able to admire truly amazing views from the top of the fortress.
Next stop is Goreme, where we'll visit the Open Air Museum. Here you can wander around the remains of Byzantine churches cut into the living rock as you admire their colourful medieval frescoes.
After visiting Goremewe'll drive through the Devrent Valley, a landscape from another planet with its amazing rock formations known as fairy chimneys.
We'll then drive on to Pasabaglari, where you can visit a chapel dedicated to St Simeon. You can also admire a hermit's shelter cut into one of the fairy chimneys.
Our final stop will be the town of Avanos, renowned throughout Turkey for the quality of its red earthenware pottery. There will be plenty of time for you to admire the local potters at work, and you can even have a go yourself if you wish.
A great way to get right off the beaten track! Take a guided tour through the most beautiful of Cappadocias spectacular rock-cut valleys on a sturdy ATV (quad) bike. These tours are a great activity option for those seeking a few hours of fun and adventure outdoors.
ATVs provide an opportunity for great sight-seeing, as one is enabled to roam the hills, valleys, dunes, and trails of Cappadocia. All tours include a guide and detailed safety instruction. Our All Terrain Vehicles are extremely easy to use, as they are fully automatic, so no experience is necessary.
The tracks you will be riding on are carefully laid out to be challenging, but not frightening. If you want exciting fun and outdoor activities to look around Cappadocia, you can join a our guided Quad tours in Cappadocia.
Duration: 2 hours
The valleys we cover for our daily rides depend on the weather conditions and your riding experience.
Most of our rides are in and around Rose/Red Valleys, Sword Valley, Love Valley and White/Honey Valley - as these are the most beautiful trails to ride and we can reach many remote locations away from the crowds - with spectacular vistas and amazing views throughout the entire ride.

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