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Small group tour: Visits North Cappadocia: Uçhisar, Göreme Open Museum, Avanos, Pasabağ, Devrent Valley, Çavuşin
Embark on a captivating journey through the cultural and historical tapestry of North Cappadocia with our meticulously crafted Cappadocia Red Tour. The adventure commences at 09:30 with a pick-up from your Cappadocia hotel.
The first chapter unfolds at the majestic Uçhisar Castle, a natural fortress and the highest rock formation in Cappadocia. From its commanding heights, soak in breathtaking panoramic views as your guide unravels the tale of how this extraordinary landscape came into existence.
Next on the Red Tour Cappadocia itinerary is the renowned Göreme Open Air Museum. Here, your guide provides a historical overview of this Byzantine complex of churches, setting the stage for your independent exploration of the awe-inspiring rock-hewn churches dating back to the 10th, 11th, and 12th centuries. Admire the beautifully painted frescoes narrating famous biblical scenes, offering a unique glimpse into the post-iconoclastic Byzantine art period.
After lunch, the journey continues to the charming town of Avanos. Wander through cobbled streets and marvel at views over the Kızılırmak river, known for its red silt used as ceramic clay for centuries. Avanos has been a pottery center since Hittite times, and you’ll witness a captivating kick-wheel pottery demonstration, with an invitation for you to try your hand at this time-honored tradition.
The exploration proceeds to Paşabağı or Monk’s Valley, where the famous mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys and St. Simeon’s monk cell carved into the rock await. Venture into the whimsical realm of Devrent Valley, often dubbed Imagination Valley, where hoodoo landforms, resembling fairy chimneys, take on shapes of various animals, including a well-known camel rock formation.
As the day unfolds, a visit to the old Greek houses in Çavuşin village adds a poignant touch. Abandoned by their Christian occupants in 1924 during the Greek/Turkish population exchange, these houses hold silent echoes of history triggered by the signing of the Lausanne Treaty.
En route back, the journey pauses to admire the iconic Ürgüp fairy chimney family, a symbol synonymous with the enchanting landscape of Cappadocia. The day draws to a close with a captivating carpet-weaving demonstration at a traditional cooperative, showcasing the intricate artistry of this ancient craft.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of North Cappadocia’s history, culture, and natural wonders, with the tour concluding around 16:00 as you are dropped back to the comfort of your hotel.
For more information on the Red Tour Kapadokya and its details, including Red Tour Cappadocia price, please feel free to inquire.
