Here is the biggest and deepest canyon of Cappadocia. after walking approximately 300-400 m. You can see a church which keeps the history very well. Then starts a walking nearby the Melendiz River through to the Belisirma Village placed in hearth of Ihlara Valley about 3 km. While walking you will spend enjoyable times in the natural life of the valley. After walking for about 45 minutes we will arrive at Belisirma Village.

Underground cities are the signs of cappadocia, these mega shelters will blow your mind we will get inside of it and walk through narrow tunnels you will get to see wineries,food storages and a lot of different parts of the underground city for defending and living.

People were using pigeons for a lot of different purposes for a long time. At the pigeon valley you will be informed about those reasons and you will get the opportunity to feed the pigeons of the valley.

Explore the awe inspiring Selime Monastery, the largest rock carved monastery in Cappadocia. Nestled dramatically at the end of the Ihlara Valley, this ancient complex was carved directly into volcanic cliffs and once served as a spiritual centre and shelter for monks. Wander through its vast cathedral-like chambers, tunnels, and chapels adorned with traces of early Christian frescoes. From the monastery’s upper terraces, enjoy panoramic views of the valley and volcanic landscape — a true photographer’s delight. Selime Monastery offers a remarkable glimpse into Cappadocia’s spiritual past, combining history, architecture, and breathtaking scenery in one unforgettable visit.