Mustafapaşa, formerly known as Sinasos, is a village in the Ürgüp District of Nevşehir Province, Turkey. Its population is 1,295. Before the 2013 reorganisation, it was a town. It lies to the west of Gomeda valley and is 5 kilometres away from Ürgüp and 27 kilometres away from Nevşehir town.

After the City of Sun we will visit the Keşlik Monastery, which is consist of 3 churches, vinery refectory, dining room, firing places, baptisery, sleeping and living quarters that they were carved out of the rocks. If you eould like to see Iconaclastic periods of the Cappadocia probably you will see the most rare one with it’s unique frescoes with the local agricultural products. Which is date Byzantine Era the King of III. Leo.

Then we will drive to Taşkınpaşa, a typical Cappadocian Islamıc School. The place that we will visit Taşkınpaşa Medrese (theological school) and an antiquated mosque, both built in a classical Seljuk style. Here you could meet indigens and you will have a chance to drink Turkish tea with them. Theological school was built was built by the Karamanids, in 14th century dynasty Selijuk Impire in Konya, that dominated this part of Anatolia for almost 250 years. Well this is the lunch time. We will eat local foods inside of the local village cave house.

We will visit the excavation site where you will be able to see, among other typical Roman buildings, meeting hall, the main attraction of which is the beautiful mosaic flooring. Imagine that you will visit a Roman town which is established in Central Anatolia. There are more than hundres Hellenistic and Roman Ancient city on the south of Turkey yet this will be unforgettable. If you could come to Cppadocia during the excavation time most probably you will be an Archaeologist of this region.

Worldwide known dolls the nme is “Soğanlı Dolls” that have become the symbol of the village. The old and young ladies from the village they will try to find you and sell the most beautifull dolls to you very cheep prices. After meeting local peole we will walk the most untouchable nature of Soganlı Valley.

The last destination will be the Kaymaklı Underground City, where we will visit the second biggest underground city of the Cappodocia. The capacity was approximately 4,000 people. It is unbelivable rock carved place of this region. Almost 20 metres deep and contains unusial rooms founded in an underground (kitchens, storehouses, living quarters, wine cellars, church, etc.).