The Rose Valley (Güllüdere Vadisi) in Cappadocia is filled with enormous, cone-shaped rocks and offers some of the region’s best hiking. Home to the Cross Church (Haçli Kilise), the Columned Church (Kolonlu Kilise), and other sighes, the valley is particularly striking late in the day when the sinking sun brings out the stones’ rosy glow.

There will be superb panoramic view from here. This place has got the name because of pigeon houses. People in Cappadocia used the feed the pigeons. You will learn more details during the trip from your guide.

In this place you will see the verieties of feiry chimneys. Some of them are double headed some are triple and some look like mushroom. Learn more about how they get the shape.

People in Cappadocia carved some underground cities in order to protect themselves against outside dangers and their enemies. You will have the chance to se mysteirous underground city and learn more about their life style.

Here is the place where you will see number of churches. You will get the maximum information about early christian life here and all the details about frescos in the cave churches.

Honeycombed with tunnels, the twin slabs of volcanic tuff rock known as Uchisar Castle (Uçhisar Kalesi rear up above the little town of Uchisar and Cappadocia’s dramatic landscape in mesmerizing style. Climb the stairs to savor dramatic views across the surrounding valleys, which are spectacular at sunset—as is the castle itself.

özkonak underground city