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Nevşehir

Nevşehir combines history and nature and is home to many beautiful towns. These towns display the rich culture of the many civilizations that have lived in the area throughout history, making this city an unrivalled tourism paradise.
Besides cultural tourism, you can also enjoy a variety of activities such as mountain and nature walks, biking, camping and caravanning, nature treks on horseback, paragliding, hot air balloon tours and jeep safaris. Before leaving Nevşehir, visitors should see the churches which are carved into the rocks and the Byzantine wall paintings as well as visiting the Hacıbektaş museum, which exhibits examples of Turkish and Islamic art. Visitors should also pay a visit to the Damat Ibrahim Paşa mosque and the Hittite Citable.
There are many souvenirs available in Nevşehir such as pottery, copper and onyx decorations and leather crafts.
You can even visit the clay workshops and create your own unique piece of art to take home. Don’t forget to try the fabulous local wines before you leave which are also great gifts, due to the interestingly designed bottles they are presented in.

 
CAPPADOCIA

Chimney Rocks: A supernatural view, carved by the erosion of the soft layers, which were created by the lava and tuff fenced out through Erciyes Hasandağı Mountain, 60 million years ago, by rain and wind for millions of years. And Cappadocia, with its breathtaking valleys, rock-churches built in the name of the religion and still enduring as their own lively days, and the residential areas carved under ground - sometimes eight layers down - in order to be protected from wars. And all you shall do is to enjoy those beauties and watch the sunset in the valley…

ÜRGÜP

Ürgüp, located 20 km. away from Nevşehir, is one of the most important tourism centers of Cappadocia. With its geological structure having volcanic origin, is located on a region with natural examples of chimney rocks, created by rain and wind erosion. The chimney rocks, carved first by the rain water pored through the hillsides and then the erosion of the winds, constitute a landscape which is very typical to the region. Pancarlık, near to Ürgüp, Üzengi and Keşlik are all valleys, having both historical and natural value.