Cappadocia is of course famous for a lot of special activities. But if you are at cappadocia you would not want to leave it without visiting an underground city. Kaymaklı Underground City is among the most famous underground cities around Cappadocia and we believe it will be something special for our beloved visitors to see

People were using pigeons for a lot of different purposes for a long long time. When you reached the pigeon valley your guide will give you some information about those reasons and you will have the opportunity to feed the pigeons if you want.

Here you will get to see the best examples of mushroom headed volcanic rock formations which are called fairy chimneys and it is also a panoramic view point for the famous town called goreme

Even though onyx stones looks like similar to the regular marble.Onyx stones are half transparent It is possible to see different variations and colors of onyx stones. Thanks to it’s geological location turkey is the house of a lot of valuable and half valuable mineral gems and stones. One of the most important and known stone around turkey is the zultanite stone, Zultanite is an extremely rare, transparent gemstone, which changes color in different light types and shows the colours of yellow, cognac, pink ,blue, red, green. Turkey is the only place where the mineral can be found.we can only mine it at the southwest part of the turkey and get them ready for you. Get ready to feast our eyes on the beautiful wonders of the earth and prepare yourselves because you will be amazed.

Ihlara Valley is a fantastic canyon with a depth of about 100 meters and about 10 km. It was formed by the volcanic activity from Mount Hasan and erosion by the Melendiz River for hundred thousands of years. Ihlara Valley is not only a natural beauty, but also a rocky settlement area that hosted an extreme monastery life between 4th to 13th centuries

Selime monastery is the biggest religious building in Cappadocia with a cathedral-size church. Inside the cathedral there are two rows of rock columns. These columns divide the cathedral into three sections. The size of the church is astonishing. The columns and arches of the church, cut directly from the tuff within the Selime monastery, still bear the tell-tale markings of various generations that once lived there.