(Göreme Open-Air Museum) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Cappadocia region of Turkey. This museum features rock-cut churches, monasteries, and frescoes from the Byzantine era. It offers visitors a chance to explore the traces of early Christianity through its rich historical and cultural heritage. Surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, the Göreme Open-Air Museum serves as an important centre for both artistic and religious significance.

(Özkonak Underground City) is an impressive subterranean structure located in the Cappadocia region of Turkey. Believed to have been built in the 4th century AD, this city was used for defensive purposes. Özkonak features a multi-level system with spacious rooms, tunnels, storage areas, and a ventilation system. The city also includes important structures such as water cisterns and wine cellars. Offering visitors the opportunity to explore underground life, Özkonak showcases the historical and cultural richness of Cappadocia.

(Uçhisar Castle)here you will see the old caves and pigeon houses as the base of Uçhisar Castle Uçhisar Castle, the highest rock formation of the region. Your guide will tell you about geological processes that formed this unique landscape. Here you will have some free time to explore by yourself.

(Devrent Valley), located in the Cappadocia region of Turkey, is renowned for its unique natural formations. Often referred to as the “Imagination Valley,” this area is notable for its intriguing fairy chimneys and rocks shaped in various forms. Visitors can take walks through this natural wonderland and use their imagination to discover fascinating landscapes where the rocks resemble different figures. Devrent Valley is an ideal stop for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts, offering a unique experience to explore Cappadocia's captivating natural beauty.

(Avanos Pottery Workshop) is a place located in the Cappadocia region of Turkey, dedicated to preserving the traditional art of pottery. In this workshop, visitors can closely experience the pottery-making process and have the opportunity to create their own pieces by working alongside skilled artisans. The clay, sourced from the rich soils of Cappadocia, is shaped by masters into handmade pottery and ceramics. Çanak Workshop offers both an artistic experience and a way to preserve the cultural heritage of this traditional craft. Visitors can enjoy themselves while also enhancing their skills in this creative environment.