Small-Group Red Tour of Cappadocia
Cappadocia, Turkey
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 7 hours
Highlights of the tour: Uchisar Panaroma, Cavusin Village, Avanos, Devrent Valley, Pasabaglar Valley, Fairy chimneys, Cave churches with frescoes in Göreme Open Air Museum.
This is a small-group tour of a maximum of 16 people.
This is a small-group tour of a maximum of 16 people.
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Highlights of the tour: Uchisar Panaroma, Cavusin Village, Avanos, Devrent Valley, Pasabaglar Valley, Fairy chimneys, Cave churches with frescoes in Göreme Open Air Museum.
This is a small-group tour of a maximum of 16 people.You will be driven to Uchisar Castle and you will see the panoramic view of the beautiful fortress. Then you will continue with Goreme Open Air Museum, churches with gorgeous frescos and paintings will be shocking you by their art.
Then you will have your lunch in Avanos, situated by the river of Kizilirmak or Halys River from ancient times as Herodes called it.
After the lunch you will visit Cavusin village and visit old ruins and start seeing real fairy chimneys, soon after it is time to walk through Pasabaglar, used to be known as Valley of Monks, after that you will be able to see Devrent Valley.
After the tour traditional workshops would be visited (on demand).
This is a small-group tour of a maximum of 16 people.You will be driven to Uchisar Castle and you will see the panoramic view of the beautiful fortress. Then you will continue with Goreme Open Air Museum, churches with gorgeous frescos and paintings will be shocking you by their art.
Then you will have your lunch in Avanos, situated by the river of Kizilirmak or Halys River from ancient times as Herodes called it.
After the lunch you will visit Cavusin village and visit old ruins and start seeing real fairy chimneys, soon after it is time to walk through Pasabaglar, used to be known as Valley of Monks, after that you will be able to see Devrent Valley.
After the tour traditional workshops would be visited (on demand).
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