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Explore the Best Turkey Nevsehir Tours Packages from a selection of 41 tours
Daily Cappadocia Turkish Bath Tour
We will go to Hamamı (Turkish Bath). This Hamam culture dates back Roman empire ages . Today Turkish Bath have three sections as cold part , warm part and hot part like a Roman Bath.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Nevsehir |
Operated in | English |
Daily Rose and Red Valley Tour
Rose Valley is a large valley located between Goreme and Cavusin villages, and it is divided into many smaller valleys: Gulludere, Kizilcukur, Meskendir and Zindanonu valleys.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
Daily Cappadocia Cooking Lesson & Shopping Tour
We will go to a local restaurant to get a cooking class by the chef of Restaurant. The guide will explain us also all the details about things.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
Daily Cappadocia Mountain Bicycle Tour
Cappadocia is famous with her valleys not only for hiking and walking tour also for bicycle tours.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
Daily Cappadocia Valleys Tour from Nevsehir
Cappadocia is a historical region in Central Anatolia, largely in the Goreme, Avanos, Urgup, Nevsehir, Kayseri, Kirsehir, Aksaray, and Nigde Provinces in Turkey. The name, traditionally used in Christian sources throughout history, continues in use as an international tourism concept to define a region of exceptional natural wonders, in particular characterized by fairy chimneys and a unique historical and cultural heritage.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
5 Days Nevsehir/Cappadocia City & Cooking Tour
There are so many fascinating things to see in Cappadocia that you could spend a lifetime here and still discover new places. The main 'must-see' attractions are the two large open-air museums and the best of the underground cities.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevşehir Kapadokya Airport, Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevşehir Kapadokya Airport |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
Daily Mountain Trekking Tour from Nevsehir
Our hiking trips immerse you in the magnificence of the mountains.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
Daily Off Road 4X4 Safari Cappadocia Tour
Enjoy spectacular view of valleys, churche,s and cultural highlights. We take you to off-beaten tracks to various spots offering incredible panoramas The tour takes about 4 hours.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
Daily Hattusa Tour
One of the most interesting civilization that called this region home - were the Hittites. They ruled the lands some 4000 years ago and we can still see several examples in Cappadocia, however, to really immerse yourself in the spectacular ruins from the Hittites, one must travel north to Hattusa.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Hattusa (Bogazkoy) Archaeological Site |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Hattusa (Bogazkoy) Archaeological Site |
Operated in | English |
3 Days Nevsehir/Cappadocia City Tour
In ancient geography, Cappadocia or Cappadocia (Turkish: Kapadokya) was the name of the extensive inland district of Asia Minor (Asian part of modern Turkey). Cappadocia region is the place where nature and history come together most beautifully within the world. While geographic events are forming Peribacalari (fairy chimneys), during the historical period, humans had carried the signs of thousand years old civilizations with carving houses and churches within these earth pillars and decorating them with frisks.Cappadocia contains several underground cities, largely used by early Christians as hiding places before they became a legitimate religion. The Cappadocia region is largely underlain by sedimentary rocks formed in lakes and streams, and ignimbrite deposits erupted from ancient volcanoes approximately 9 to 3 million years ago (late Miocene to Pliocene epochs). The rocks of Cappadocia near Goreme eroded into hundreds of spectacular pillars and minaret-like forms. The volcanic deposits are soft rocks that the people of the villages at the heart of the Cappadocia Region carved out to form houses, churches, monasteries. Goreme became a monastic center between 300-1200 AD. First period settlement in Goreme reaches to the Roman period from Christianity. Yusuf Koc, Ortahane, Durmus Kadir and Bezirhane churches in Goreme, houses and churches carved into rocks till to Uzun Dere, Baglidere and Zemi Valley carries the mystical side of history today. The Goreme Open Air Museum is the most visited site of the monastic communities in Cappadocia and is one of the most famous sites in central Turkey. It is a complex comprising more than 30 rock-carved churches and chapels containing some superb frescoes, dating from the 9th to the 11th centuries..There are so many fascinating things to see in Cappadocia that you could spend a lifetime here and still discover new places. The main 'must-see' attractions are the two large open-air museums and the best of the underground cities. However, there are also many small, all-but-forgotten rock-cut churches and monasteries, splendid hiking trails, several spectacular caravanserais and many dramatic rock formations well worth going out of your way to visit.
Tour Type | Regular & Private |
Departure | Scheduled |
Destinations | Nevsehir, Cappadocia |
Starts in | Nevsehir |
Ends in | Cappadocia |
Operated in | English |
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Places to see in Nevsehir
1. Ihlara Valley, located in Aksaray, the westernmost point of the Cappadocia region. To reach this valley, formed over years of erosion by the 12-kilometer-long Melendiz
River, you'll need to descend nearly 400 steps. Within Ihlara Valley, you can explore the Agacalti Church and the Snake Church, both dating back to the 4th century.
2. Narligol Crater Lake: On the way from Ihlara Valley to the Derinkuyu Underground City, you can make a pleasant photo stop at Narligol. The lake derives its name from the nearby Nar Village. Although it's referred to as a crater lake, some believe it formed due to a meteor impact.
3. Goreme Open-Air Museum: Encompassing numerous churches built by the early Christians, Goreme Open-Air Museum is a fascinating area characterized by its volcanic tuff structure and panoramic views. It began hosting monastic life as early as the 4th century.
Places to see in Goreme Open Air Museum
- The Dark Church; The Dark Church is one of the most famous parts of the museum because of its extremely well-preserved paintings that have kept their brightness over the years. Inside, you can see stories from the life of Christ and other religious stories. The small windows let in soft natural light that makes the scenes come to life.
- The Tokali Church: The Tokali Church is another great part of the Goreme Open Air Museum. Its beautiful building and detailed paintings make it stand out. Explore the finely carved rock rooms and be amazed by the pictures of angels, saints, and historical events that are carved into the walls.
- The Elmali Church; The Elmali Church is a great example of how symbolic Cappadocian art can be. Its name comes from the Tree of Life that is painted on its walls. If you look closely, you can find images from the New Testament that are painted with great care.
- The chapel of St. Barbara: The St. Barbara Chapel is a peaceful place to visit with beautiful, simple building. It is set in a beautiful garden. Pause for a moment to enjoy the peaceful mood and beauty of this small place of worship.
- The Nunnery (Rahibeler) Monastery: Explore the rooms that are linked in this old church that used to be home to a group of nuns. Look at the well-preserved paintings that cover its walls. They show how the people who lived there lived their daily lives and their spiritual routines.
- Chapel of St. Catherine: The Chapel of St. Catherine is dedicated to the venerated saint and has a beautiful painting of her death on the cross, as well as scenes from the life of Christ and other religious themes.
4. Derinkuyu Underground City: Cappadocia boasts 37 underground cities discovered so far, with only seven open to visitors. The largest among them is Derinkuyu Underground City. Initially constructed by the Hittites for defense, it expanded over time to reach a diameter of up to 7 kilometers and a depth of up to 60 meters.
5. Three Beauties: Featured in numerous postcards showcasing Cappadocia, the Three Beauties in Urgup are iconic fairy chimneys often referred to as the mother-father-child formations.
6. Pigeon Valley: Stretching 4 kilometers from Uchisar to Goreme, Pigeon Valley offers a delightful trekking route. The best views of the valley can be enjoyed from the historical Uchisar Castle.
7. Pasabag Valley: Known as the area with the highest concentration of fairy chimneys in Cappadocia, Pasabag is home to the tallest, hat-shaped chimneys. With the acceptance of Christianity in the region, Pasabag Fairy Chimneys became places of seclusion for monks, with some chimneys hollowed out to accommodate them.
8. Devrent Valley: Also known as Pink Valley or Imagination Valley, Devrent Valley showcases a variety of rock formations eroded into whimsical shapes, resembling a playground for the imagination.
9. Tuz Lake: Located in Sereflikochisar, Tuz Lake is a two-hour drive away. The breathtaking scenery here makes it hard to tear your eyes away.
10. Lovers' Valley: Situated northwest of Goreme, Lovers' Valley is best experienced on a hot air balloon tour. The slopes facing Ortahisar in Goreme offer prime spots for viewing both sunset and sunrise.
11. Uchisar Castle: The largest fairy chimney formation in the region, Uchisar Castle, hosts Byzantine-era carved rock tombs. It stands out as one of the most significant places to visit in Cappadocia.
12. Ortahisar Castle: When you arrive in Ortahisar, you'll be greeted by an enormous fairy chimney. This chimney, located right in the town square, is known as the largest fairy chimney in the Cappadocia region. Initially carved out for defense purposes, it later served as a refuge.
13. Zelve Open-Air Museum: In this area, you'll find worship halls and ancient settlements belonging to various beliefs.
14. Kaymakli Underground City: Kaymaklı Underground City is a famous for its complex network of tubes and rooms cut into soft volcanic rock. Ancient civilizations used it as a multi-level safe haven and defense fortress. It had living rooms, kitchens, churches, and store rooms spread out over many floors. The city has about 100 tubes and 8 floors, and up to 5,000 people can live there at once. It is an amazing feat of engineering and architecture that these people were able to create.
15. Cavusin: Cavusin's old town is a time-traveling experience with weathered stone houses, cave homes, and Byzantine churches. The ruins tell stories of devotion and faith, while stunning views from the hill add to its enduring appeal.
16. Haci Bektas-i Veli Museum: Haci Bektas-i Veli was an Islamic scholar, mystic, and philosopher from Khorasan who lived and taught in Anatolia. His museum showcases traces of his life and teachings.
17. Avanos: Avanos, is a region where skilled craftspeople have been making beautiful pottery for generations using methods that have been passed down from generation to generation. Watch master potters at work and get a feel for the creative spirit of the town as they make works of art out of clay that reflect the beauty and history of Cappadocia.
18. Acik Saray (Gulsehir): The old ruins of Acik Saray used to be a huge palace complex that showed how powerful and wealthy the Seljuk Empire was. You can walk through the ruins of beautiful gardens, grand halls, and large rooms that were once filled with elaborate carvings and other designs that give you a glimpse into the beauty of a different time.