The first stop is Sobesos Ancient City, a Roman archaeological site with mosaic floors, bath remains, and a meeting hall revealing Cappadocia's classical heritage.

Continue to Keşlik Monastery, nestled among green hills. This rock-carved complex features frescoed chapels and monastic rooms that offer a glimpse into the spiritual life of early Christians.

Next, explore Soğanlı Valley, one of Cappadocia's most peaceful landscapes. Walk among ancient cave churches, enjoy a local lunch in a traditional house, and watch artisans craft the famous Soğanlı dolls by hand.

After lunch, visit Mustafapaşa, a charming village known for its Greek stone mansions and elegant architecture. Wander through narrow streets filled with history and culture.

Cemil Village, home to the beautiful Cemil Church, decorated with well-preserved frescoes and unique stone carvings.

These three black-capped fairy-chimney formations (also known as 'the three beauties'), overlooking the rolling countryside just outside of town, are Ürgüp's best-known landmark. It's a prime spot to capture a sunset photo.

Devrent is located on the way from Urgup to Avanos town in Cappadocia. The road dividing the valley was used for centuries by the locals of Cappadocia.