2 Days Side Cappadocia Tour with Cave Hotel

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Cappadocia is a unique destination that offers breathtaking scenery, fascinating history, and a sense of mystery that captures the hearts of travelers from all over the world. The region is filled with secrets and wonders that continue to intrigue visitors despite many of them being explained over the years.

Embark on our Side Cappadocia Tour, starting early in the morning, for an unforgettable experience. After an overnight trip, you will have the opportunity to explore the cultural gems of Cappadocia. The Mevlana Museum offers an immersive introduction to the captivating culture of the dervishes. You will gain a new appreciation for the traditional figurine of the whirling dervish after experiencing the museum's rich displays.

Cappadocia was once a hub for camel caravans, and remnants of this history can still be found in the region's Caravanserais. These structures provided a resting place for merchants, who would also offer their high-quality goods to others. This gave birth to the exciting practice of bargaining, which remains a popular activity at Turkish markets today.

By the end of the tour, you will have fallen in love with Cappadocia's enchanting valleys and unearthly landscapes, feeling as though you've found a second home in this magical destination. Don't miss the opportunity to make memories that will last a lifetime!

Descending into the underground city of Saratli in Cappadocia is an experience that elicits a range of emotions, from awe and confusion to fear and humility. Few have faced life without sunlight, and the underground cities are capable of evoking powerful feelings in their visitors. In addition to caves, these underground cities include living quarters and household amenities. Faith played a significant role in the lives of those who lived in the dungeons, and as such, churches and chapels can also be found several meters below the surface, providing a unique insight into the teachings of Christ.

After a restful night in Cappadocia, prepare for another exciting day filled with adventure. The valleys of Cappadocia are famous for their pillars, known scientifically as peribajalars, which were created by nature itself. In the Imagination Valley, nature's handiwork is on full display with pillars boasting unimaginable outlines, while the Valley of the Monks tells a fascinating story of a monastery that once stood in the area. Göreme, the largest open-air museum in the region, boasts over 400 churches and monasteries, with many of these buildings seamlessly blending in with the residential structures.

The Pigeon Valley and Uchisar will be our final stops on this incredible adventure. Here, you will see abandoned dovecotes, deserted homes, and Uchisar Castle, the most impressive fortress in Cappadocia. The castle's strategic location at the foot of the cliff allowed for the development of life in the area. A trip to Cappadocia promises to be an unforgettable experience and provides a new perspective on the rich culture of the Turkish people.