From the 4th century to the 13th century AD, monastic life was intense. There are churches, chapels, dining halls and sitting areas in almost every rock passage. Our professional tour guide will give you all the informations.

There is a chapel built in the name of St. Simeon and many mushroom type fairy chimney places.

The most important feature that distinguishes this valley from the others is the shapes of the fairy chimneys in it. The fairy chimneys found here are likened to animal and human shapes by the visitors, and the likeness of each wanderer to different shapes allows people to write their own fairy tales in a different world. The region's surrealist fairy chimneys and scenery will give you a wonderful day.

Uçhisar Castle is the highest fairy chimney in the region, which lays the Cappadocia landscape under its feet.

Soft and oily clay soils from the mountains of Avanos and the old beds of the Kızılırmak are sieved and kneaded into mud. With the skillful shaping of the mud on the counter with a master's foot, the most important works of art of Cappadocia would be created today, which is a domestic need in ancient times.

It is one of the villages with the oldest Greek history in the Cappadocia Region.