Cappadocia North Tour with Turkish Hamam

In this valley, we will discover the renowned limestone formations. Their distinctive and intriguing shapes allow our visitors to enjoy envisioning countless figures and animals, which is why it's often referred to as the Valley of Imagination.

Avanos is a delightful town in Cappadocia, renowned for its vibrant pottery heritage and beautiful vistas along the Kızılırmak River. Celebrated for its talented artisans, Avanos has been a hub for ceramic craftsmanship for centuries, with numerous workshops allowing visitors to observe the pottery-making process. The town boasts charming streets, traditional houses, and a friendly ambiance, making it an ideal destination for experiencing local culture and artistry. Visitors can also stroll along the riverbank, taking in the breathtaking landscapes that envelop this historic gem.

Pasabag, or Pasha's Vineyard, is situated along the Zelve road, nestled between the popular town of Goreme and the traditional pottery hub of Avanos. This area is renowned for its breathtaking cone-shaped rock formations known as Fairy Chimneys, which tower elegantly over the vineyard. The name Pasha honors a prominent official from the Ottoman era when the region was conquered. However, it is more commonly referred to as Monks Valley, a name inspired by the many monk retreats carved into the soft rock formations.

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Zelve Valley, located near Goreme in Cappadocia, is renowned for its unique rock formations and ancient cave dwellings. Once a thriving monastic settlement, the valley features a stunning landscape of fairy chimneys and multi-tiered rock formations. Visitors can explore the remnants of homes and churches carved into the soft volcanic rock, providing a glimpse into the region’s rich history and cultural heritage. The scenic beauty and tranquility of Zelve Valley make it a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers alike.

We will visit one of the carpet shop.

Crafting a handmade Turkish carpet consists of several key steps:

Gathering Materials: Wool, cotton, or silk is sourced.
Wool Preparation: The wool is spun into balls and set on a frame.
Weaving: The wool is intricately woven based on a specific design.
Finishing Touches: Completed sections are meticulously trimmed with scissors.
Finalization: This entire process can take months or even years, resulting in a unique masterpiece.
Enjoy exploring the art of Turkish carpet making!

After visiting Cappadocia, you'll be transported to a traditional Turkish Bath experience. Upon arrival at the bath entrance, you'll receive tokens and instructions. In the dressing room, you'll change and envelop yourself in a peştamal, a traditional cotton body wrap. After securing your belongings in the locker and keeping the key with you, you'll enter the heated area known as the sıcaklık (caldarium). Here, a large heated marble platform is surrounded by bathing basins (kurna) and private bathing cubicles (halvet). To start, induce perspiration by reclining on the heated marble or pouring hot water from nearby basins. Next, your attendant will provide an exfoliating scrub and bubble wash as you relax on the warm platform. Following this, you'll move to one of the basins for a thorough washing by the attendant.