We will visit Goreme Open Air Museum which includes local churches adorned with frescoes by first Christians of Anatolia.

We will see naturally shaped mushroom like fairy chimneys in this valley.

This castle is used as a watchtower by early settlers of the region to protect themselves against Persian attacks.

This village was settled down by Greek until first years of Republic, then used by Turkish until boulders became a safety hazard.

Guray Ceramic Museum will be visited for demonstration of kick-wheel pottery making with clay from Red River.

Deepest Underground City of the region will be visited to see 5 storey safe houses of first settlers of the region to protect themselves from Persian attacks.

We will do hiking in valley by visiting some of the first churches in Central Anatolia carved by monks.

The highest point of the village will be visited for detailed explanation of the area and history.

This theological school was used for a long while in the region to educate locals, today we will see graves of these monks.

Most important animal for the region was pigeon, eggs of these animals were utilised to paint walls of cave churches, most of these animals live in this valley which is full of picturesque pigeon houses.