Cappadocia

In an extensive plateau in the depths of eastern Asia Minor, between the Ali River and the Taurus Mountains lies Cappadocia, a mysterious and primitive place and one of the most impressive areas of natural and cultural beauty of our world. The eerie images evoked by the lunar landscape and the unique rock formations of the earth, reveal a piece of land that was born and sculpted under the dynamic energy of powerful geological phenomena and volcanic activity for centuries, and created an unreal landscape today, a monument of world heritage.

With a wonderful relief profile in the Turkish hinterland, Cappadocia is a region of unparalleled natural beauty and cultural significance. Magnificent stone sculptures, underground cities with natural chimneys, as well as extensive stone landscapes that hide inside churches, 

places of worship and houses, fully justify the long historical tradition of Cappadocia, as a place that gave birth to cults, protected humans and promoted culture through the numerous monuments carved on its land. Numerous carved churches, monasteries and hermitages with stunning murals inside are spread out in Goreme (open air museum Goreme) and Pasubag valley, in a revealing environment of devotion and respect for the divine, while underground cities and ornate conical, towering rocks (tower-like rocks) complement the image of an open-air museum. Routes between cool valleys (Ihlara valley) full of nature reserves and caves, impressive castles (Uchisar) and the famous Caravan Sarai inns with their imposing architecture, ideally complement the most authentic mosaic of nature, art and culture justifying why Cappadocia is addressed as the 8th miracle of our world.