Locals' Insights
Locals' Tips
Goreme Balloons
Our Locals' Tip Remember to take layered clothing and a light jacket even if it is summer. The flights are in the early hours of the morning and you may feel cold.
Firca Ceramic & Handicrafts Center
Our Locals' Tip When the centre is not busy, the designers will let you hop on the pottery wheel so you can try the craft with your own hands!
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The Mausoleum of Ataturk: Anitkabir
Ankara is the capital city of Turkey and home to one of the country’s most important buildings. The Anitkabir as it is known in Turkish is the...more »
Goreme Open Air Museum
The Goreme open air museum is a popular attraction in the rocky landscape region of Cappadocia. Well known for historic cave churches, it receives thousands of visitors weekly who have traveled from all over the world to see this...more »
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The Cappadocian Fathers were three citizens who became Saints of Christianity
The Cappadocian Fathers
Rocky landscapes, cave churches, and ancient underground cities make Cappadocia an unusual destination in Turkey. Many people fondly remember their holidays in the region and especially their trips...more »
The Hot-Air Balloons of Cappadocia
The alarm clock buzzing loudly woke me from a deep slumber. Slowly, I opened my heavy eyes and glanced around. It seemed like an eternity before I...more »
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Run Fire Cappadocia
7 Jul - 15 Jul
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This ultra-marathon will test the endurance and strength of even the most experienced marathon runner. Regions on the route are Ürgüp, Tuzgölü , Göreme, Uçhisar , Nevsehir and Hasandag. The route is 200 km and there are six stages of which the starting and finishing points are Uçhisar. The route will pass through underground cities and tunnels making... more »
Cappadocia Photos
Aksaray Guzelyurt
Love Valley
Sunset in Goreme by Onedoo
St. Basil Church
Salt Lake
Konya Alaaddin Keykubat Mosque
Dream Cave Pension
Turkish Kilim by Dilanepik
Goreme Under Snow
"Stop worrying about the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey" - Fitzhugh Mullan
It may seem surreal, but it is the greatest insight into the history of Cappadocia