2 Days Cappadocia TourCappadocia 2 Days Tour

Explore Cappadocia Volcanic formations shape a striking landscape of cone-shaped monoliths roughly 30m high, into which Cave-houses have been carved. Many are still inhabited.
You may have visited Ankara for business or a meeting. You may not have much time. Would you like to escape Ankara for a few days and see the historical Cappadocia region? Would you like to see all of Cappadocia from the sky with a Hot Balloon?
Day 01: Pick you up from Your hotel in Ankara. The journey from Ankara to Cappadocia is 310km / 192 miles and will take around 4.20 hours but there shall be stop-off-breaks along the way so you can stretch your legs and grab some refreshments. On the way, we will stop at Salt Lake for a coffee break. Salt Lake, Turkey's second-largest lake in terms of surface area, meets 70% of Turkey's salt needs.
Arrival at Cappadocia, our first stop will be the Goreme Open Air Museum, The ancient rock-hewn churches, boasting vivid frescoes, reveal tales of early Christian civilization. The ethereal landscapes paint a romantic backdrop here. Nestled amid Cappadocia's famed fairy chimneys, carved into caves and fairy chimneys captivate you with their unique this museum is a fusion of history and captivating history. In the 4th century, St. Basil founded one of the first Christian monasteries here. Inside the museum are five churches: Sandal Sandal Church), Yilanli (Church of the Serpents), Barbara, Dark, and Elmali (Church of the Apple).
Devrent or Imagination Valley, is a great place to visit as you can see all the different rock formations and how they look like real manifestations of objects at different times of the day.
Cavusin Village is known for the ancient hilltop Church of St. John the Baptist, formerly a regional pilgrimage site. In the evening drive to the hotel for Overnight and dinner.
Day 02: Early departure from hotel. We will continue to Avanos Town and Red River (Kizil Irmak), Turkey's longest, flows through the town. It is from here that the potters take the red clay for their work. The potters of Avanos have been throwing the red, iron-rich Cappadocian clay since time began.
Kaymakli underground city.
In the village of Kaymakli, inauspicious passages lead to Cappadocia's most spectacular sites. Two stark but well-preserved underground cities thought to be more than 3000 years old, lurk beneath the ground in an endless warren of tunnels, rooms, stairwells, and hallways. Throughout centuries of political uncertainty, Christians fled from their villages to the underground cities at times of imminent attack. It is estimated that five to ten thousand people lived here for up to six months at a time is the largest underground city in Cappadocia.
Pigeon Valley is famous for its dovecotes and is among the most well-known, and impressive valleys of Cappadocia with its features. It is known that the people who lived here at the time (9th century) fed pigeons in bird nests carved into the rocks in the valley and used the fertilizers they obtained in their vineyards.
Uchisar or Ortahisar Castles, where you will see the biggest fairy chimney in Cappadocia. End of the tour drive back to Ankara.

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