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They are the most important elements of the fascinating view of Cappadocia. These structures, many of which have been converted into hotels, are called fairy chimneys because of their mystical appearance. Your English-speaking guide will give you information about how fairy chimneys are formed.

Pasabag is one of the places where you can see interesting fairy chimneys. Its former name was Valley of Monks. It's almost like a theater scene depicting the formation of fairy chimneys. Your Spanish-speaking guide will give you the information and then you will have free time to take photos.

It is one of the most famous regions of Cappadocia with its natural formations of fairy chimneys, rocky churches, houses stretching towards Ortahisar Castle

It has its name to the pigeon nests carved into the rocks. The people of Cappadocia, for centuries, fed these pigeons and used their dung in vineyards and their eggs in the construction of frescoes that decorate the walls of churches. We enjoyed the unique view of the valley.

Avanos is located on both sides of the Kızılırmak, the longest river in Turkey and is known as the artistic heart of the Cappadocia region. The clayey soil of the Kızılırmak Delta has been a factor in the development and growth of ceramics here. In fact, in ancient times, those who did not know how to make ceramics in Avanos could not get married!

Zelve Open-air Museum is one of the most important valleys of Cappadocia. You will feel that you have stepped back in time, especially while walking through this valley. This place used to be a monastery. You will visit small chapels and churches inside completely carved rocks. It will be your favorite place on this tour!

experience of a unique underground city