
Goreme & Devrent Valley Tour
Fairy chimneys, cave churches, and troglodyte villages: discover the rock formations of Cappadocia on an English-language guided tour of this region of Turkey. Northern Cappadocia Tour Itinerary.
- 7 hours
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Fairy chimneys, cave churches, and troglodyte villages: discover the rock formations of Cappadocia on an English-language guided tour of this region of Turkey.
Northern Cappadocia Tour Itinerary
At the scheduled time, you will be picked up from your selected meeting point to explore northern Cappadocia, home to the renowned fairy chimneys.
Your first stop will be in the Devrent Valley, known as "Imagination Valley," featuring remarkable rock formations shaped by erosion. Look for shapes resembling the kissing birds, seals, dolphins, and others.
Next, visit the Göreme Open-Air Museum, which consists of numerous ancient churches, chapels, and monasteries excavated in rock. The site contains well-preserved frescoes depicting Biblical scenes.
Proceed to the troglodyte settlement of Uçhisar, featuring underground homes and passageways, with Uçhisar Castle offering views of the iconic fairy chimneys.
Continue to Pasabag or the Valley of Monks to see fairy chimneys up close and learn about their history.
Depending on availability, there will also be time to visit handicraft workshops selling carpets, silver, and semiprecious stones.
The tour concludes with a drop-off at your chosen meeting point after 6 hours.
Pickup
This tour includes pickup from the following locations:
Urgup Hamami at 9:15 amOrtahisar Cultural Museum at 9:25 amGoreme Bus Terminal at 9:45 amUchisar Eris Ezcanesi at 10 am
When booking, please specify your desired pickup location.
Important Info
Ensure that all passenger details during booking match exactly with those in their passport.
Prices
Included
- Transport by minibus or coach
- English–speaking guide
- Lunch
- Entrance to Göreme Open Air Museum
- Visit to a ceramics workshop
Not included
- Drinks
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility