Daily Highlights of Cappadocia Tour

You have a small budget and limited time but you want to get a quick overview of the area? The Highlights of Cappadocia Tour is the best way to make the most of your trip to Cappadocia.The Highlights of Cappadocia tour takes you to the most beautiful panoramic spots in Cappadocia, where you will learn about both historical sites and natural rock formations.  The highlights of a Cappadocia tour will reveal the region’s unmatched scenery. Enjoy a taste of the past and present and witness how 4000 years old tradition is handed down from father to son by visiting modern pottery workshops. You will explore the unique settlement of Kaymakli Underground City, enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the Cappadocia region, and take the best photos of Uchisar Castle, Imagination, and Pasabag valleys on this tour.

Where to visit?

• Göreme Panorama
  To begin the Highlights of Cappadocia tour, we’ll go to Göreme Panorama first to let your eyes rest for a while: this location serves as a balcony with a spectacular view of Goreme and Uçhisar Castle.
• Uçhisar Castle
  The castle is located at the highest point of central Cappadocia and it mesmerizes you with its breathtaking landscape.
• Kaymaklı Underground City
  This marvel of ancient engineering is the biggest temporary settlement of many local civilizations. This unique settlement has more than 4000 years of history.
• Pigeon Valley
  This is a place where you can see both Uçhisar Castle and The Valley from a great angle. Are you ready to listen to the quaint story of pigeon houses?
• Lunch
   Served in a traditional local restaurant
• Avanos (pottery demonstration)
  Many town men are talented in making ceramic and pottery in Avanos. Pottery has been delivered in this area as far back as around 2000 BC, the time of the Hittites.
• Imagination Valley (aka Devrent Valley)
  This unique spot is loaded with fairy chimneys that resemble some specific things like animals and figures.
• Paşabağ (aka Monks Valley)
  This place is one of the most interesting ones with its three-headed colossal fairy chimneys. The hermits that used to live there were inspired by Saint Simeon and carved their cells admiring his way of life.