View the landscape of Cappadocia And Goreme National Park from this panoramic point.

We enter one of the cave houses which is still being used as a cafeteria and offer you an apple tea. Here you will witness how the cave house could be spacious and charming with a stable temperature around 12 Degree Celcius. Cave house of Cappaodcia does not need A/C. It is cooler than outside in summer and warmer in winter.

We view the valley which is full of dove-cote and if we are lucky some of the pigeons may be visible there

Goreme Open Air Musuem has a lot of rock cut churches and monasteries and once it was housing around 300 monks and nuns. Here was a school where they studied the Christianity and stayed at the troglodytes. We visit the rock-cut churches and monasteries with beautiful frescoes painted around 9-12 C AD.

The fairy-chimneys valley. The mushroom shaped natural rock formations of Cappadocia were named fairy chimneys by locals of Cappadocia.

The pottery town of Cappadocia, Avanos has been a handcraft town since 1600 BC, The Hittites Era. The kick wheel of the pottery was invented here and in recent centuries Avanos became a tile production town.

A photo stop to see seating stone camel.

They are called the family fairy-chimneys because they are five altogether, grandfather, grandmother, the parents, and the child.