Cappadocia is certainly one of the most beautiful regions of Turkey, and most appreciated by travellers for the number and variety of excursions that the region offers. Amateurs of hiking, sports, large spaces, architecture... Everyone will be served in this beautiful region, whose relief, shaped by volcanic eruptions, is worthy of the most beautiful postcards.
Day 1: The treasures of Avanos
Day 2: In the Zemi Valley
Day 3: Goreme and the open air museum
Day 4: Excursion to Çavusin
Day 5: Underground cities
Day 6: In the heart of Cappadocia
Day 7: Last step of your dream
Landing in Nevsehir. The city not being of great interest, immediate transfer to Avanos. Very famous for its pottery workshops, it also houses very attractive tourist sites such as the underground city, the open palace or the Saruhan caravanserai. Spend at least one night in Avanos. If you like the city, you can even choose to radiate from there for the rest of the discovery.
Departure early in the morning for Ürgüp where you will take the time to visit the village in the morning. Then you will reach the Zemi Valley for a short hike to Göreme (6 km). Plan a picnic and enough water, especially if you take this walk in the summer.
You are at the heart of tourist Cappadocia. Play the game and enjoy to sleep and eat in the idyllic surroundings of the tufa houses or cave cellars. Spend the day visiting the extraordinary outdoor museum with its churches and monasteries carved into the rock. Certainly the most breathtaking step in Cappadocia!
You will easily join this village from Goreme. Dug in the rock, it is the starting point for many walks in the region, which you can do on foot or on horseback according to your preferences. Go back in the evening to sleep in this village more in the tourist circuits.
They are the must-see visit in Cappadocia, and you won't have too much time to get around them from Çavusin. There are five of them that are really worth a visit. In the evening, join Uçhisar, a UNESCO heritage village where you can stretch your legs in a magical cade.
Uçhisar is the highest point of Cappadocia and its beating heart. You can admire fairy chimneys and rocky peaks with convoluted shapes as far as the eye can see. A dream setting that you will find it difficult to get tired of and that you can walk on horseback or on foot again.
Ortahisar is once again a village a little off the beaten track, where you can visit the huge fruit and vegetable warehouses dug in its basement, where you can see the air vents that protrude. The village also houses a citadel and a charming network of traditional houses. If you have time, take the opportunity to complete a few hikes around the village. Otherwise, return to Nevsehir to complete your loop.
Each Travel Idea is customizable according to your wishes