Göreme Open Air Museum It is known as a rock settlement located 1.5 km(10 min drive) east of Göreme Town, and it has churches, chapels and monastery from AD 4th to AD 13th. It was occasion for exreremly intense monastic life.

Keslik Monastery Keslik Monastery is an important part of Cappadocia's historical and religious heritage. This beautiful monastery was built in the 6th century and has expanded over time. The frescoes and carvings inside have been remarkably preserved. Keslik Monastery offers visitors a chance to embark on a historical journey while experiencing the peaceful atmosphere of the monastery. This unique site is definitely worth a visit for those who want to explore the mystical and religious side of Cappadocia

The Three Beauties of Cappadocia, also known as the Three Graces, are iconic fairy chimneys located near Ürgüp. These natural rock formations are a must-see for visitors, offering stunning photo opportunities. Legend has it that these unique formations symbolize a family of fairies turned to stone.

Devrent Valley, also known as Imagination Valley, is famous for its uniquely shaped fairy chimneys and rock formations. Visitors can let their imagination run wild as they spot shapes resembling animals and mythical creatures. This enchanting valley offers a surreal landscape that is perfect for photography and exploration.

Paşabağ, also known as Monks Valley, is renowned for its impressive fairy chimneys and serene landscapes. This unique valley offers visitors a glimpse into ancient monastic life with its rock-cut dwellings and chapels. Perfect for photography and exploration, Paşabağ is a must-visit destination in Cappadocia.

Pottery Workshop Cappadocia has a rich history of pottery making that dates back thousands of years, with ancient techniques passed down through generations. The region is renowned for its beautiful ceramics, which you can explore and appreciate in numerous local shops. While you are welcome to purchase these unique pieces, there is absolutely no obligation to buy.