One of the top tourist attractions in Cappadocia, Turkey, is undoubtedly the Cappadocia hot air balloon ride over this magical landscape. It offers an unforgettable
The area of Pasabag, also known as Pasabaglari, is popularly referred to as Love Valley Cappadocia Turkey, and it hosts some of the region’s most stunning
The town of Avanos is famous for another craft (not just the Avanos pottery), and it’s well worth a visit because of the popular Cappadocia
Cappadocia is truly indescribable (hence, Things to do in Cappadocia travel series). Thankfully, we have cameras, because trying to capture the essence of the Cappadocia
Avanos pottery is a well-known ceramic product that tourists take from Turkey to all corners of the world. Here’s what my experience was like when
Cappadocia frescoes are not to be missed. And here is why. As you approach Göreme Cappadocia, signs of tourism become more frequent. Stalls selling postcards,
Even though it’s nestled in the valley of those charming fairy chimneys that Cappadocia is famous for, the village of Uchisar Cappadocia feels like any
Our next stop is Goreme Cappadocia, an area rich in Christian heritage and home to old Cappadocia churches. Perhaps posts from Things to do in
Cappadocia is known as the birthplace of several saints, but the most famous among them is Saint George, born in the second half of the
There are some interesting facts about Cappadocia history I just loved. If you are also a history buff, you’ll share the feeling. We will continue
My journey to Cappadocia was full of anecdotes, hence the one from Nigde Turkey. Surprisingly, it didn’t take too long to reach Cappadocia from our
If you are following the Things to do in Cappadocia series, you know that we are just about to enter Sultanhani Caravanserai Turkey on our
It’s no surprise that on our way from Antalya to Cappadocia, we came across a genuine caravanserai. What is caravanserai? Well, here are a few
Although you have hours to go from the Antalya Riviera towards Cappadocia, fortunately, there are a few worthy stops along the way. It’s not just
People usually know something about the whirling dervishes – perhaps they’ve seen performances inspired by this order in Turkish or Egyptian restaurants, Middle Eastern countries,
