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One of the most exciting adventures of Cappadocia is to explore the region with off-road vehicles. Our Jeep Safari tour offers guests the best of valleys, churches and other cultural attractions. We'll take you to hard-to-find places and away from the crowds for the thrill of off-road travel through stunning views and unique landscapes of Cappadocia - all in one day. We offer half-day and full-day tours or any other options you want. Kapadokya jeep safari 2022

2 days in cappadocia you will see 16+ most importante place with professional guide and also minivan

The Private Green Hiking Tour in Cappadocia showcases the stunning landscapes and rich history of the region. Begin at the Göreme Panorama for sweeping views of fairy chimneys and rock-cut churches. Hike through the lush Ihlara Valley, discovering ancient churches nestled in nature. Explore the depths of Kaymaklı Underground City and visit the Selime Monastery, where history comes alive. Finally, witness artisans at work in an Onyx workshop and stroll through Pigeon Valley, known for its unique rock formations and historical significance. - Duration: 8 hours, perfect for nature and history enthusiasts - Includes hotel pick-up and drop-off in a comfortable A/C vehicle - Professional guide sharing insights on cultural heritage - Visit multiple stunning sites including Ihlara Valley and Kaymaklı Underground City

Discovered years ago in Şanlıurfa, Göbekli Tepe is a significant site that sheds light from the past onto the future. Excavation work continues to this day at these temples, which are regarded as the "zero point of human history" and the "birthplace of civilization." Located in the village of Örencik in Şanlıurfa, this site—spanning a diameter of 300 meters and a height of 15 meters, thereby offering a wide field of view—provides an opportunity to observe important historical research firsthand. The excavations conducted here have offered new perspectives on historical knowledge. Originally built by humans and later used as a burial site by the peoples inhabiting the region, this temple complex was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2018.