Your guide and private van will be waiting for you at your hotel at 09:30a.m The Red Tour commences with a visit to the Göreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage site that showcases numerous rock-cut churches and monasteries. Marvel at the stunning frescoes and intricate carvings that date back to the Byzantine era and learn about the region's rich cultural and religious history. Entrance fee : 20 Euro per person

The tour continues with a visit to the Pasabag Valley, or the "Monk's Valley," named for its cone-shaped rock formations. Learn about the valley's history and the monks who once lived there. Entrance fee is 12 euro per person.

After lunch, the tour takes visitors to the picturesque town of Avanos, renowned for its centuries-old pottery-making traditions. Observe local artisans at work and even try your hand at creating your own pottery to bring home as a memorable souvenir. Then you will have the opportunity to discover and understand the rich history behind local handicrafts such us hand made carpets, Turkish tiles, onyx and potteries.

The Red Tour also includes a stop at the Devrent Valley, or the "Imagination Valley," famous for its surreal rock formations that resemble animals and other shapes. Let your imagination run wild as you explore this unique landscape.

Here, while gazing at the fairy chimneys, you will receive insights into the history and development of Cappadocia. After the presentation, there will be a period of free time allotted for taking photographs.

After your breakfast ,At 9:30 am, your guide and driver will meet you at your hotel to begin your tour. Our initial destination is Kaymakli, the most extensive and captivating underground city. It is situated eight levels beneath the surface of the earth and comprises a labyrinth of passages and chambers carved out of the rock. Entrance fee 13 euro per person

Next, we head to Keşlik Monastery, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Cappadocia. This ancient Byzantine complex, carved into the soft volcanic rock, offers a glimpse into the monastic life of early Christians. As we explore the rock-cut chapels and living quarters, we’ll marvel at the intricate frescoes that still adorn the walls, telling stories of faith and devotion from centuries past. The peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding valley make it a perfect spot for reflection and photography. Entrance fee is 3 Euro per person

Next, we visit Sobesos Ancient City, located near Ürgüp, where history comes to life in the heart of Cappadocia. This archaeological site, dating back to the Roman and Byzantine periods, offers a fascinating glimpse into daily life thousands of years ago. As we wander through the well-preserved ruins, we’ll explore the remains of Roman baths, a beautiful mosaic floor, and ancient streets lined with columns. The site’s significance is enhanced by its relatively recent discovery, making it a hidden treasure that allows us to step back in time and imagine life in this once-thriving city.

The remarkable valley boasts distinctive rock structures called Fairy Chimneys, which tower above the valley's surface like chimneys and are adorned with birdhouses at their peaks. Some of these formations can reach heights of up to 130 feet (40 meters). Here, guests can learn about the importance of pigeons in the local economy and the region's agricultural traditions and you may take amazing photos.

Finally, the tour ends with a visit to the Uchisar Castle, a towering fortress carved into the rock that offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. Take in the awe-inspiring scenery and learn about the castle's significance in Cappadocian history.