Board a modern and comfortable bus at your hotel and meet your tour guide. Then, set off for Uchisar Castle, the highest rock formation in Cappadocia. Enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding area and learn about its history while capturing some incredible photographs.

Immerse yourself in the history of Cappadocia at Uchisar Castle and explore rock-carved churches at the Goreme Open Air Museum. Indulge in a delectable buffet at a Turkish restaurant. Witness a skilled potter at work in Avanos, crafting pottery with traditional methods. Take a close look at the camel-shaped rock formation in Devrent Valley with your expert guide.

Next, head to the Goreme Open Air Museum, a Unesco World Heritage site renowned for its churches built into rocks and carved chapels. You'll also discover a monastery used as an emergency hideout during Roman invasions. Inside the church, admire the 5th-century frescoes while your guide provides fascinating insights.

Continue your journey to Pasabagi Valley to marvel at three fairy chimneys. Learn about the valley's nickname, “Monks Valley,” which is attributed to a church dedicated to Saint Simeon, carved into a fairy chimney.

Afterwards, take a break for lunch at a traditional Turkish restaurant, savouring a delicious buffet suitable for all tastes. Post-lunch, proceed to Avanos, situated next to the Red River, a city renowned for its pottery, a craft passed down through generations. Visit a pottery workshop for a demonstration, watch a potter demonstrate traditional pottery making, and even participate in the experience.

Then, drive to Devrent Valley, famous for its rock formations resembling dolphins, snakes, seals, and other animals, including a rock formation that resembles a camel. Observe a unique rock formation used as the symbol of Cappadocia and learn about its significance and symbolism from your guide