You will spend fun moments with guide narrations in this open-air ruin site, which consists of rock formations resembling different shapes, also known as Dream Valley.

In this museum, which entered the UNESCO World Heritage List on December 6, 1985, you will experience the Christian life in Cappadocia with our guide and you will be able to listen to the stories of all the church paintings made in the 6th century.

We will spend an average of 1 hour in this museum, which is known as the monks' valley, which is the highest in the region and also has 2-3 headed rock formations. You will listen to the story of St. Simeon's life in the house he built into the rocks with astonishment from your guide.

The pottery and pottery that emerged by mixing the red soil discovered in the Cappadocia region with water during the Hittite Civilization contributed to the life of the people of the region. Later, this occupation turned into art. At the destination, we will watch the show of this art from the masters of the region. A lucky person will try to do this nice hobby.

Stopping at a panoramic point called Esentepe on the Göreme - Uçhisar road, you can look at the most beautiful part of Cappadocia from above. Maybe these beautiful moments will be accompanied by a delicious Turkish coffee.

Love Valley is one of Cappadocia’s most iconic landscapes, known for its unique fairy chimneys and breathtaking panoramic views. The valley offers a surreal setting with its naturally formed rock pillars, often associated with romantic legends and symbolism. It’s a popular spot for sunrise watching, photo shoots, and peaceful hikes surrounded by nature’s otherworldly beauty. Whether you''re visiting with a partner or solo, Love Valley leaves a lasting impression with its dreamy atmosphere.

To take some photographs and listen to the history of Uçhisar Castle, the highest point of the region, a short walk is taken on the promenade under the castle.