Turkey Nevsehir Culture & Historical Tours

Set you mind free by visiting Cappadocia’s imposing sights and admire what nature can create. Cappadocia Red Tour is what you are searching for if you want to visit these stunning multi-colour canyons that are full of caves and underground cities. A one of a kind volcanic rock landscape and many other activities is what you should expect from this tour. Cappadocia will impress you as it hosts the ideal location for indoor and outdoor activities. Get the chance to experience the fairy-land and snap some amazing photos by participating in this full-day Cappadocia Red Tour.Cappadocia Red Tour starts in the morning when a comfortable, fully air-conditioned and modern bus will pick you up from your hotel. The driver along with your guide will drive you towards the first stop of this amazing tour, which is Uchisar Castle. Just before reaching the area, the professional and experienced guide will provide interesting information regarding the history and the importance of this rock castle. Your first impression will be excellent as this area is the highest rock formation in Cappadocia. During your short break, you can enjoy excellent panoramic views over Cappadocia and snap some breath-taking photos.Cappadocia Red Tour continues with a visit at the Pasabagi Valley. The valley is the ideal place to observe and admire fairy chimneys and snap some pretty nice photos. It is also known as Monks Valley due to a small church that is dedicated to Saint Simeon and is situated in one of the three chimneys. The hermits that used to live there were inspired by his life and created isolation rooms inside the fairy chimneys. The Valley creates one-of-a-kind imposing scenery as you can understand Cappadocia’s formation.What follows is a lunch break at a traditional Turkish restaurant. You will have the chance to enjoy a buffet lunch that includes a variety of tasty and freshly made options. Energized and relaxed, you will then return to the bus as your tour continues towards Avanos. The area was forming the main point of terracotta arts since 2000 B.C in Hittite times. This small city was constructed right next to Turkey’s longest river, namely the Red River.People of Avanos took advantage of the area’s resources and became magnificent potters with unique creative skills. This tradition and art is still alive there and during your excursion you will visit a traditional workshop. The potter will demonstrate in a step by step procedure how to produce terracotta pottery. At the workshop you can also preview the amazing collections of products and you can purchase some great souvenirs.The bus will then continue towards Devrent or Imagine Valley. This particular area is known for the rocks that are having an unusual formation. More precisely, the rocks that can be found in Devrent Valley often resemble the shapes of animals such as dolphins, snakes and seals. The most outstanding and famous rock is the one that resembles a camel. During your time in the valley you will surely have to put your imagination into work. Cappadocia Red Tour continues with a last stop in Urgup. There you can observe a unique rock formation that is the symbol of Cappadocia. The excursion ends by the time you reach your hotel. Filled with beautiful images of unique places, your memories from Cappadocia Red Tour will last for a long time.

The tour starts at 10:00 AM with hotel pick-up by VIP minivan. Along the way, guests are introduced to Cappadocia’s unique history and learn why the region has been an ideal place for settlement and shelter for thousands of years.The first stop is the Göreme Panorama, offering a breathtaking view of the region and an introduction to Cappadocia’s volcanic origins and natural landscape.Next, we enjoy a panoramic stop at Pigeon Valley, with free time for photos. Guests can also make a wish at the traditional wish tree while learning about the historical importance of pigeon houses in local life.We then visit the Kaymaklı Underground City, one of Cappadocia’s most impressive underground settlements, originally carved as a refuge from invasions. During the visit, the guide explains how underground life and defense systems were organized. The earliest levels date back to the 7th century BC.Afterward, there is a free local tasting stop, featuring pumpkin seeds and other regional products grown in Cappadocia.In the afternoon, we explore Paşabağları (Monks Valley), a key site for early Christianity and home to some of the region’s most iconic fairy chimneys. Here, the guide provides a clear and visual explanation of Cappadocia’s geological formation.There is free time for lunch at a local restaurant (lunch not included).The tour continues with a visit to the Zelve Open-Air Museum, a former rock-cut settlement and important monastic center, abandoned in 1952 due to erosion and safety concerns.A short stop follows in Devrent Valley, famous for its naturally shaped rocks resembling animals and figures. The day ends with a visit to a traditional pottery workshop and art gallery, run by a local family. Pottery-making in the region dates back nearly 4,000 years to the Hittite era. Guests can watch the process and even try making pottery themselves for an interactive cultural experience.

Looking for a way to discover and understand the night culture in Cappadocia? Next to Discos and night clubs, Turkish night is a better way to participate in Cappadocian night life while you are learning more about the culture in a fun and enjoyable way. This excursion will immerse you into the country’s traditional music and dancing. You will get the chance to see traditional music instruments, costumes and taste some of the local delicacies. Experience the fun side of the Cappadocia and spend a night full of unique moments.The show includes some of the basic elements of the Turkish culture. You will have the opportunity to see some traditional folklore dances by professional dancers dressed with the authentic costumes. During the show, a representation of the Turkish wedding will also take place.During that particular part of the show, a girl dressed as a bride with a red dress will be dancing in the centre of the stage. The groom will enter the stage and during his show three main elements are illustrated namely, his beauty, how strong he is and his wealth. According to the story, the bride rejects all of his three shows and accepts to get married with him only when he expresses his feelings about her. At that moment, the couple starts to dance and invite all of the guests to dance with them.Join the professional dancers and get to know some traditional moves while on stage. What follows is a variety of other shows and dances from various parts of Turkey. These shows include among others, the infamous belly dance. This dance requires a skilled female dancer with sharp temperament. During her dance, the female dancer will be moving across the tables to pick few men and try to learn them the moves. The traditional Turkish Night includes also a fire show, a drum show and a traditional Caucasian dance with knives. Get ready to snap some amazing photos of your experience.During the night, you will also enjoy a tasty four course dinner with various appetizers, which is included in the price. The dinner will be a traditional Turkish meal with local ingredients and based on a traditional recipe. In addition, during the show you can enjoy an unlimited consumption of soft drinks and alcoholic drinks free of charge. Once the show is over, you will be transferred back to your hotel full of new experiences. The Turkish Night will be a nice, fun and informative experience from your holidays.

Embark on a 12-night, 13-day odyssey through Turkey’s most celebrated landscapes and cultural treasures. Begin in the storied streets of Istanbul, cruise the Bosphorus and explore imperial palaces, then fly to the lush Black Sea region for historic Trabzon, the high-meadows of Ayder and the tranquil shores of Uzungöl. Continue to the surreal white terraces of Pamukkale and the ancient ruins of Ephesus, before soaring into Cappadocia’s otherworldly valleys. All transfers, guides and selected meals are arranged for a seamless, in-depth Turkish experience..

This journey is not merely a tour; It is stepping across the threshold of a sacred door. It is following the teaching that sees the Divine in humanity, and humanity within nature. It is walking guided by word, saz, semah, and the principle of consent (rızalık).

We will pick you up from your hotel with our guide, bus and driver at 09:30 – 10:00. We go directly Goreme Panoramic View Point. You can watch nicely Goreme view and almost all of Cappadocia and take excellent photos. Also your guide explain important informations about Cappadocia. You will have free time to take photos and explore the area yourself. Our second stop will be Derinkuyu Underground City which biggest, largest and deepest underground city of Cappadocia. Derinkuyu Underground City has 8 level at the under of ground. You will see different sections on each level (kitchen, sitting room, restroom, tombs, stable, missionary school etc.)… Your guide explain informations about levels and formations. After underground city, we forward to Ihlara Valley. Here is biggest and deepest canyon of Cappadocia. We visit Agacalti Church after walk approximately 300-400 m. You can see a church which keep the history very well. Than starts a walking nearby the Melendiz River through to the Belisırma Village placed in hearth of Ihlara Valley about 3 km. You will spend enjoyable times in natural life of valley while walking . After 1.30 hour walking we will arrive Belisırma Village. You will have a nicely lunch near the Melendiz River. After lunch we drive to Selime Monastery. Here is also known as a cathedral and oldest cathedral of Cappadocia. You will see kitchen, missionary school, church, small churches while visiting here. But it is a little difficult to see frecoes. Somebodies say a few chapters of Starwars movie taken from here or desired take here. There is an excellent landscape on roof. Almost one hour later we will arrive Uchisar, Pigeon Valley. You can see unique panoramic view of Pigeon Valley, take photos, see hundreds of pigeon houses, feed the pigeons. Our last stop will be Onyx Workshop. Giving informations about valuable and half-valuable stones from the Cappadocia region on here. After Onyx Workshop our lovely tour finishes and we take you back to your hotel or wherever you want.