Cappadocia Tour from Kemer

Cappadocia is a place where thousands of history lovers arrive every year to enrich their knowledge. It’s an area of unbelievable landscapes and creative recreation. Here you can visit an underground city, get acquainted with unique geological formations and discover spectacular historical monuments.

The Cappadocia tour is an opportunity to find yourself in the «Wonderland» located in the center of Turkey. It’s a place where you can go through the vast valleys and forget the routine. The ancient religious buildings – the tombs and monasteries – deserve special attention.

What’s Cappadocia for tourists?

The classic tour is a two-day journey through valleys, temples, underground

constructions and other bright attractions of the area. The distinctive feature that attracts the attention of thousands of tourists is the presence of the rich cultural historical heritage. This is one of the places where everyone can take a personal tour to familiarize themselves with examples of early Christianity, underground settlements built in the 1st millennium BC.

You can visit:

• Avanos which is a local provincial town;
• Uchisar Fortress;
• Paşabag Valley.

Once you reach the centre of the complex, you can visit the National Park called Göreme, where there are ancient cave settlements. This place is an open-air museum which is acknowledged as a UNESCO heritage.

For those who travel to Turkey, and in particular to Cappadocia, underground cities are often of prior interest. They were discovered here in 1960 during the archaeological excavations. The first ones were the underground cities of Kaimakli and Derinkuyu.

Tourists prefer to visit Saratli as this underground town was built during the Roman Empire. Archaeologists have even found the remains of clay dishes and home utensils of that time, along with other household items.

It is noteworthy that in 2001 Turkish archaeologists continued to explore this

underground city, which allowed them to open the first three floors, although there are seven of them in the city, and the total area is 2 square kilometres.

Inside the city there were wells and warehouses. Tourists who want to meet in person with the Turkish historical heritage can attend 40 living premises.

How was Cappadocia created?

It was created as a result of the eruption of numerous volcanoes, that is why it became known worldwide primarily because of its unique geology. About 65 million years ago dozens of active volcanoes erupted here. Today the price of a holiday in Cappadocia is available to anyone who considers visiting Turkey for recreation.