Ozkonak Underground City is the most interesting one in the region among 36 other ones which were first used by Hittites and later by Christians as a shelter in during Roman persecution times. By carving lots of rooms all connected with tunnels, they lived in here when the cities were invaded by enemies. you have a chance to see the rooms, food storage church, and kitchens. Chimneys and defense systems used in the underground city will surprise you during the visit.

Pigeon Valley is a panoramic viewpoint where you will see the pigeons and pigeon houses that were used to keep pigeons in order to collect their dropping for fertilising the earth especially vineyards.

You will have free time for lunch, during which you can enjoy a delicious open buffet featuring a variety of local dishes. This is a great opportunity to experience the authentic flavors of the region."

Zelve & Pasabag. Pasabag, also known as Pasha's Vineyard, is situated on the Zelve road, between the popular town of Göreme and the traditional pottery-making town of Avanos. Here you can find spectacular cone topped rock pillars known as Fairy Chimneys standing tall throughout the vineyard, Pasha was a in important officer in Ottoman times when the region was captured. However Pasabag is more commonly known as Monks Valley, it earned its name from the many monk refuges carved into the soft rock cones.

You will visit a jewellery store.

Avanos is a charming town in the heart of Cappadocia, Turkey, famous for its traditional pottery-making, which dates back to ancient times. Located along the banks of the Kızılırmak River, Avanos is also known for its scenic beauty, historic streets, and unique cave houses. It's a perfect place to explore local crafts and experience the cultural heritage of the region.

During your visit to Avanos, you will have the chance to stop by a traditional pottery workshop, where the ancient art of ceramics is still alive. You’ll see local artisans skillfully shaping clay on the potter’s wheel, using techniques passed down through generations. Visitors can watch a live demonstration, learn about the history of pottery in the region, and even try making their own piece. It's a unique hands-on experience that connects you with the rich cultural heritage of Cappadocia.

Uçhisar is a picturesque village in Cappadocia, best known for its stunning natural rock formations and the iconic Uçhisar Castle. Perched on the highest point in the region, the castle offers breathtaking panoramic views over the unique landscape of fairy chimneys, valleys, and distant mountains.

As part of your visit to Cappadocia, you will have the opportunity to visit a traditional handmade carpet cooperative. Here, you can observe skilled local women weaving carpets using age-old techniques passed down through generations. The cooperative not only preserves this rich cultural heritage, but also supports the local economy and empowers women in the region. During the visit, you will learn about natural dyeing methods, regional patterns, and the intricate process of creating each unique piece. It's a fascinating insight into one of Turkey’s most treasured crafts.