Cappadocia Fairy Chimney Tour

FAIRY CHIMNEY TOUR WITHOUT FAIRY TALES

Imagination Valley
The reason why this valley called as imagination valley is just because of some animal-like natural formations of rocks ands chimneys like Camel.


Zelve Open Air Museum
Its churches are not as many or as impressive as those at the more famous Göreme Open Air Museum, but Zelve has its own attractions: the topography is even more dramatic, with crags and pinnacles and steep valleys, and there's more freedom to climb around and look at all the caves, nooks and crannies.
Monsk Valley
The name was derived from some cones carved in tuff stones which stand apart. Currently, there is a vineyard and a number of tuff cones standing right next to the road.

Avanos
Avanos where the longest river of Turkey KIZILIRMAK (Red River) pass through, leaving the red clay on its banks that is the raw material of Pottery since Hittites. A chance is offered to our guests to view the pottery making demonstration and try to make their own pottery.

Uchisar citadel
The village of Uçhisar and the Uçhisar Citadel, the highest point in Cappadocia

Göreme Open Air Museum
The Göreme Valley holds the region's best collection of painted cave-churches. Medieval orthodox Christian monks (1000-1200 AD) carved the caves from the soft volcanic stone and decorated them with elaborate Byzantine frescoes.The valley, and other troglodyte ("cave-dweller") habitations in Cappadocia, may have been inhabited since Hittite times, but Göreme is known for its thousand-year-old churches.