Enjoy a full-day tour through Cappadocia, which boasts a unique landscape sculpted by wind, sun, rain and snow. Its bizarrely-shaped pillars, cones and ‘fairy chimneys’ make fantastic spots for snapshots. Stop by Camel Valley which has a landscape like that of Mars. Among its many different rock formations is one that shapes like a camel. Explore the underground city of Kaymakli, one of the largest underground cities, and is said to have existed since the Hittite period. You will see its bedrooms, kitchens, dining halls, wine cellars, chapels, stables and more. Next, s top by Avcilar Valley, where you will see the whole landscape of Cappadocia and Mount Erciyes, an inactive volcano which formed the Cappadocia landscape from one of its eruptions. Visit Uchisar, an old village comprising small dwellings carved into a massive rock. If time permits, you can visit one of the homes in the contemporary village there and experience life ‘on the rocks’. Stop by a carpet weavingcentre where you will see ladies weaving unique Turkish carpets. You can spend some time shopping there as well. Later, visit Avanos,a town famous for pottery where you will visit an underground Pottery Workshop.Proceed to Pasabag Valley, where you will see more unique volcanic formations in the shape of chimneys complete with a cap. Thereafter, you will visit one of the workshops where unique turquoise stones are used to make accessories and jewellery. End your day with a visit to the Pigeon Valley which contains numerous pigeon houses. The droppings collected from these pigeon houses are used as fertilizers in the growing of grapes used to produce red wines that this region is famous for.