B.C. Cappadocia, which came under the rule of the Roman Empire in the 17th century, built monasteries, churches, cells and cellars with the work of Christian priests and monks, with Uçhisar Castle being the best example. The structures that have survived since the Byzantine Period were used for defense and shelter purposes.

Paşabağları (Monks Valley) is home to some of Cappadocia's most famous and photogenic fairy chimneys. Visitors can explore the region's unique geological structure by closely observing the three-headed fairy chimneys, rock-carved monk cells, and natural formations. It's an ideal stop for photography and nature walks.

Pigeon valley

Göreme panorama

Precious stone

Zelve Open Air Museum is one of the oldest settlements in Cappadocia. Here, visitors can explore rock-carved houses, churches, monasteries, tunnels, and unique walking paths through the valleys. Surrounded by fairy chimneys, this historical region offers a chance to see both the natural and cultural heritage of Cappadocia up close.

Paşabağları (Monks Valley) is home to some of Cappadocia's most famous and photogenic fairy chimneys. Visitors can explore the region's unique geological structure by closely observing the three-headed fairy chimneys, rock-carved monk cells, and natural formations. It's an ideal stop for photography and nature walks.