Devrent Valley, surrounded by surreal fairy chimneys, is a must-see place for every local and foreign tourist. The resemblance of the fairy chimneys to animals in Devrent Valley takes anyone who wants to go on a fantastic journey on a dream trip. You can see fairy chimneys resembling many animal figures as if you’re walking around the zoo. The giant camel-shaped fairy chimney is one of the most important symbols of the valley. It is also possible to see figures resembling humans in the valley where you will witness nature's sculpting artistry. The name ‘’Devrent Valley’’ means "pit and cliff". But contrary to this connotation, the valley is entirely filled with fascinating scenery. You can do trekking and horse safari, and dream by the moonlight at dusk. If you want to take a break in this natural beauty, there are shops where you can get some snacks and souvenirs. Devrent Valley is located on the Urgup road between Avanos and Urgup regions. You can reach Dream Valley right after you pass Zelve Open-Air Museum. You can arrive at the valley by local methods of transportation or your private vehicle.  

In the Zelve Valley, which houses large and pointed fairy chimneys, you can see many ancient structures. You can come across monasteries, cave houses, and churches made by human carving. While touring the Zelve Open Air Museum, you can also consider trekking through the rugged areas of the valley. After all this, the last thing you need to do in the valley is to attend the fascinating Zelve Mapping Show. 3D Mapping Show; is the reflection of the special animation contents prepared in accordance with natural texture through projection devices on the fairy chimneys. In the show, you can watch the centuries-old history of the region and the development of civilizations chronologically. In addition to that, you can find Ottoman History, modern Turkey and the development of Cappadocia. Paşabağ Valley, also known as the Valley of the Priests, covers a very large area surrounded by mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys. The valley, which is frequented by many tourists, is one of the regions where the world famous fairy chimneys are the most intense and prominent. Its unique scenery and mystical atmosphere make every person who steps into the fairy-tale land deep in thought. As can be understood from its other name, in ancient times, Christian clergymen lived and served as missionaries in Paşabağları. The priests, who retreated here, have created living spaces and religious shrines in the valley throughout their lives. There is also a historical carved church estimated to have been built 1000 years ago. The church among the mushroom-headed fairy chimneys will make its visitors feel its mystical feelings. After entering the valley, you can see many retreats. When you go a little further, you will come across different fairy tale ways. You have to be sure that each road leads to a different story. You can collect and eat fruits from mulberry trees in Paşabağ Valley and witness the millions of years of nature's work. Paşabağ Valley is located in Zelve Ruins, which is very easily accessible. The area known as the old religious center is 5 kms from Avanos and 1 kms from Paşabağ. For further information and e-ticket, please click here.  

Avanos is one of the most visited location in Cappadocia and popular with its Pottery, Swinging Bridge and Red River. Although Avanos pottery seems to be easily shaped in the hands of masters, there is no doubt that their production is quite difficult. Pottery requires creativity, skill, and of course patience is a must in this art. In a magical place like Cappadocia, you should try the production of world famous Avanos pottery to reveal the artist within you and to witness this art. By making pottery, you can both calm down and get away from your stress and have a brand new experience.   Crossing the Swinging Bridge in Avanos Walking on the Avanos Swinging Bridge is one of the symbolic activities that you should add to your list of things to do in Cappadocia. You should also enjoy taking pictures on the wooden bridge, which is seen as the symbol of Avanos. In order to enjoy the calm and beauty of the river, you should not forget to spend time in the cafeterias located on both legs of the bridge. Maybe you can see the cute surprises waiting for you while having a pleasant time here… Walking on the Edge of Kızılırmak Kızılırmak has an atmosphere that you will want to spend time with its peaceful current during your visit to Cappadocia. As we have just said, on this river, you can go on a pleasant journey by gondola, or you can meet your adrenaline expectations by taking a jet boat tour. You can also experience an unforgettable romance if you walked on the edge. You should add a walk along Kızılırmak, which is one of the must-do activities for those who go to Cappadocia, to your list. Kızılırmak will welcome you with the guarantee of having fun, relaxation and wonderful moments. Every step you take along the river will introduce you to the traces of past civilizations. Feeding the Geese Kızılırmak hosts dozens of creatures and it is possible to encounter geese in the region. You should also try feeding the goose, which is one of the favorite activities of those who visit Cappadocia. While feeding the geese living on the island on Kızılırmak, you will return to the excitement of your childhood days and you will have great pleasure when you hear the sounds they make from joy. While experiencing the most special moments of your Cappadocia trip, you should not forget to take lots of photos!

It is the museum of Cappadocia that attracts much attention. In Göreme, which has many places of worship, the texture of each church and monastery differs according to their periods. Göreme region, which is the retreat of past thinkers and monks, has also become the land that inspired Saint Basil the Great. Göreme Open Air Museum was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 1985. Its historical and natural texture is meticulously preserved and maintenance is ongoing. The museum, which stands out in relief with the increasing number of tourists every year, is visited by more than 1 million people every year and this number is constantly increasing. Monastic life has been lived for centuries. The frequency of the dining halls and places of worship in the region, which hosts intense monk life between the 4th and 13th centuries AD, is remarkable. With this form of life, the region became the first point of monastery education system. 1000-year old Tokali Church, which is the largest rock church in Cappadocia, is located here. The structure is quite interesting and consists of 4 separate sections. It amazes people with its frescoes and architectural features that are still alive. Many scenes such as the Ascension of the Prophet Jesus and the Descent into Hell decorate the church walls. One of the most remarkable buildings of Göreme Open Air Museum is the Dark Church dating back to the 12th century. The frescoes are quite evident since the structure does not receive too much light. The church consists of columns inside, also has a dome. Many scenes staged on the walls are from the history of Christianity and the Torah. It is forbidden to take photos in order to protect the building. You should definitely see the churches and monasteries which have unique stories and architectural features; Priests and Sisters Monasteries, Elmalı “the Apple Church”, Saint Barbara Chapel, St. Basil's Church, Snake Church and Çarıklı “the Church with Sandals” are also located in this region. For further information and e-ticket click here.   

Cappadocia has a worldwide reputation for its cultural and natural beauties. Fairy chimneys, settlements carved into the rocks, valleys reflecting the dance of colors, extraordinary soil structure, luxurious cave hotels and the Open Air Museum, which has witnessed history, give this destination a well-deserved recognition. There are various panoramic viewing points to explore Cappadocia from the shortest way and witness all its beauties, and among these, Göreme Panoramic View Point continues to be the most preferred. Göreme panoramic viewing point fascinates those who want to watch the beauty of Cappadocia and the sunrise and sunset with its generosity. The most practical way to enjoy the beauty of the Cappadocia valleys, the uniqueness of the fairy chimneys and the balloons that add color to the sky is to go to the panoramic viewpoint of Göreme. The panoramic viewing point, which welcomes those who want to relax with an insatiable view, is quite crowded. This location, which is always fun with tourists from many countries, becomes the center of warm meetings and conversations. We strongly recommend those who come to Cappadocia: Do not leave Cappadocia without visiting the Göreme Panoramic Viewpoint!

Uçhisar Castle Uçhisar, located 5 kilometers away from Nevşehir center, is known as the biggest and most salient fairy chimney of Cappadocia. You can watch Cappadocia from a bird's eye view at Uçhisar Castle; Valleys, castles, Göreme Open Air Museum and Avanos can enchant those who meet at this point with all their beauty. The castle, one of the permanent destinations of those who visit Cappadocia, exceedingly meets the expectations of those who want to witness all the beauties of Cappadocia. The district, which is the only place where Erciyes and Hasan Mountains can be seen together, has been in existence since the Roman Empire period. Houses, shelters, cisterns, tombs and cellars were carved into the castle, which consists of two fairy chimneys adjacent to each other. The castle has been the most important defense and shelter point against Arab raids in the region. In addition to its mystical beauty, Uçhisar Castle continues to be the center of attention for local and foreign tourists, as it is one of the most important places where the sunset view can be enjoyed. When the valleys surrender to the evening glow, the visual feast it creates makes Uçhisar a unique romance point. For this reason, Uçhisar Castle is always at the heart of the list of places to visit in Cappadocia.