Itinerary Hidden Wonders of Cappadocia Day Trip 

Guide meet you at your hotel on your requested day and time to start your daily trip with transport to first attraction of Cappadocia. Your tickets are pre-arranged by your professional private guide so that you can spend your time enjoying visit real villages, underground mysteries and trek valleys of Cappadocia.

Pigeon Valley, where you’ll have the opportunity to relax with a traditional Turkish Coffee with guide before beginning your day trip. This first panorama of green paths and ancient pigeon-houses sets the tone for the exploration ahead and offers a preview of the rich natural heritage that defines Cappadocia.

Kaymakli Underground City is one of the most fascinating aspects of Cappadocia’s history. The Hidden Wonders of Cappadocia tour gives you the opportunity to explore one of the largest and most impressive underground cities in the region. This ancient city was carved out of the soft volcanic rock and used by early Christians to hide from invasion and persecution. As you explore the depths of Kaymakli Underground city, you will find a labyrinth of tunnels, rooms, and even a church.

Soganli Valley (Soandos Valley), is a hiker’s paradise, with numerous trails that wind through the stunning scenery. Enjoy trekking thought hidden wonders of Cappadocia Soganli Valley by witnessing an ancient monastic life with rock-carved houses, churches and chapels, wineries. Soandos was a large agricultural village of military importance in the early Roman period. Today, besides agriculture, the “Soğanli Doll”, which is decorated with various motifs and stamps and made with handicraft production technique, is one of the main sources of livelihood of the local people of village. Also best place to have local lunch made with fresh ingredients and fresh hot bread and butter and of the region at the tables set in apple orchards. 

Keslik Monastery the construction of the monastery started in the 7th century and was enlarged over time until the 20th century, turning it into a large cave monastery. Today, there are more than 40 cave rooms of the monks, two churches, a winery, a linseed house, and a holy water source. The bedrooms, with their rock-carved beds and niches, offer a glimpse of monastic life as it once was. One of the churches is dedicated to St Stephen (also called the Cross of the Church), the other church (called the Black Church or St Michael) to the archangel Michael. Keslik Monastery is a hidden gem that often gets overlooked by adventure lover.

Mustafapasa Village known as Sinasos (City of the Sun) is listed as one of the “UNTWO’s Best Tourism Villages” highlighting its exceptional cultural and historical legacy.  Among the madrasahs, churches, monasteries and stone mansions reflecting the rich history of Sinasos, Mehmet Sakirpaşa Madrasah is the first to stand out. The crown gate of the madrasah, which is an Ottoman heritage, is a masterpiece of stone art. The Church of Constantine and Helen (Eleni), one of the most important churches of the Greeks of Sinasos, is another historical building not to be missed.

Ürgüp Three Beauties Fairy Chimneys are a breathtaking natural wonder that should not be missed on your Cappadocia day tour. As you approach the site, you’ll be greeted by three towering fairy chimneys, each with its distinct shape and character.

Hidden Wonders of Cappadocia Blue Route is a great option for our guests who land at Kayseri Airport (ASR) in the morning or return from Kayseri Airport in the late afternoon their last day. It’s a convenient way to save time and add new discoveries. 
Included Services

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Vehicle
• Museum and site entrance fees
• Professional licensed guide
• Lunch

  Excluded Services

• Personal expenses
• Extra meals and drinks
• Tips for the guide and driver
• Optional activities