A trio of must-see valleys in Cappadocia, perfect for a half-day adventure: Paşabağ with its iconic mushroom-shaped fairy chimneys, Zelve Valley’s ancient Üzümlü and Balıklı Churches, and Devrent Valley, famous for its animal-shaped rock formations!

Beyond its thriving winemaking scene, this historic town is known for the “Three Beauties” fairy chimneys, Red Valley, Ortahisar Castle, Old Village, Mustafapaşa Village, Constantin Eleni Church, Bebek Museum, and Hagia Nicholas Monastery.

Home to the UNESCO-listed Göreme Open Air Museum, this unique destination offers a glimpse into centuries-old rock-cut churches and monastic life.

What’s to see: Göreme Open Air Museum, Rose Valley, Love Valley, Dark Church, and more!

The town of Uçhisar is best known for its iconic Uçhisar Castle, the highest point in Cappadocia, and Güvercinlik (Pigeon Valley), famous for its scenic trails and ancient pigeon houses carved into the cliffs.

Derinkuyu and Kaymaklı are Cappadocia's most popular underground cities and UNESCO World Heritage sites, carved from volcanic rock thousands of years ago. These ancient, multi-level cities once provided refuge during invasions with their tunnels, chambers, and hidden passageways.