Private Tours on History and Places in Cappadocia

Ortahisar Castle symbolizes the cultural and historical heritage of Cappadocia. While walking around the castle, you will be able to closely observe the traditions and daily life of the local people that have been carried from thousands of years of history to the present day.

Göreme Open Air Museum is one of the most important historical and touristic sites in the Göreme town of Nevşehir in the Cappadocia region of Turkey. This open-air museum, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is famous for its rock-carved churches, chapels, monasteries and living spaces dating back to the early Christian period.

Uçhisar Castle is a historical rock castle located in the town of Uçhisar in the Nevşehir Province of Cappadocia, Turkey. This castle is one of the highest points from which you can observe the natural beauties of Cappadocia and the famous fairy chimneys of the region.

Cappadocia is one of the most fascinating regions of Turkey and the "Love Valley" (also known as "Bağlıdere Valley") is one of the most romantic and remarkable places in this region. Love Valley is famous for its natural beauty, unique fairy chimneys and love-themed legends that impress those who walk in the valley.

The name of the valley comes from the heart-shaped fairy chimneys that are often seen here and the romantic atmosphere of the place. According to legends, it is said that the love of couples who come here becomes stronger and lasts forever. For this reason, it is a popular destination especially for honeymooners and romantic travelers

Paşabağları is one of the most famous and impressive valleys in Cappadocia and is especially famous for its fairy chimneys. It is located near the Avanos district of Nevşehir, very close to the Zelve Valley. Paşabağları Valley is also known as the "Valley of the Priests" because throughout history this area was used by monks who retreated into seclusion.

One of the most striking features of the valley is the single and multi-headed fairy chimneys. These natural formations were shaped by the effects of wind and water erosion over millions of years. Most of the fairy chimneys in Paşabağları have three heads and are considered to be among the best preserved fairy chimneys in the Cappadocia region.

The art of pottery in Cappadocia has an important place among the cultural richness of the region. Avanos in particular is known as the center of this art. The potters in Avanos continue a tradition that has been going on for thousands of years since the Hittites. Since the soil of Cappadocia is rich in clay, pottery has been made in this region since ancient times.

Pottery is made with red clay soil taken from the Kızılırmak River in Avanos. This soil is shaped by hand and shaped on a potter's wheel called a döner döner to make traditional pots, jugs, plates and ornaments. The masters in Avanos work with both traditional methods and create modern designs. Many workshops produce handmade ceramics and pottery, and visitors are also offered the opportunity to make their own pots.

Devrent Valley (also known as Hayal Vadisi) in Cappadocia is one of the most interesting and impressive natural areas in the region. The valley is located between Ürgüp and Avanos and is particularly famous for its unique fairy chimneys and rock formations. However, unlike other Cappadocia valleys, there are no human settlements or historical structures here. The most striking feature of Devrent Valley is that the rock formations resemble animal and human figures.