Pashabag Balikli, Uzumlu and Geyikli churches are the most important churches of the valley and date back to the pre-iconoclastic period. In the valley, which was inhabited until 1952, there are structures such as monasteries, churches, settlements, tunnels, mills and mosques.

In the first valley, Uzumlu and Balikli Church, a winery, in the second valley Holy Cross church, in the third valley, there is the Monastery and the Kaya Mosque which is located in the village square. The tunnel connecting the second valley to the third valley and the dovecotes carved into high rocks in the museum are also quite remarkable.

There are many churches in Chavushin village, located in the middle center of the Cappadocia region. Churches such as Chavushin Church, John the Baptist Church, St. Jean Church, and 7th Century Frescoes are located in Chavushin Village, which is very close to Goreme Town.

Although Avanos pottery may seem easy when it is on the master's loom, it is not actually easy to make. The soil used in pottery making is taken from Avanos Mountains and Kizilirmak beds. Soft and oily clay soils are sifted and turned into mud, and this mud is shaped in workshops called "workshops".

It is thought that it was used by Christian monks in the mid-17th century and was used for defensive purposes from the later period until today.

Devrent Valley; This valley, one of the most impressive places in Cappadocia, is also called Dream Valley. Since the shape of the fairy chimneys here resembles living creatures, it is called the Valley of Dreams. The most famous one is the fairy chimney, which resembles a camel shape.

The Three Graces Fairy Chimneys are among the most photographed places in Cappadocia, which is among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.