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stream&rain Says: I have noticed that so many our members are asking about baloon tours in Nevsehir city Kapadokya (Cappadocia) area. I m not gonna give you company names, because that s u can find very easy at internet.Baloon companies are inspected by Turkish Official Civil Avation.Below ;...
mvtouring Says: As we drove past this massive piece of rock full of cave homes, I got quite upset because they did not stop for us to take a photo. But then the tourleader told us to be patient as the best shot was in late afternoon and that they would be bringing us back here. Well he was...
Devrent Valley - new Fairy chimneys being shaped
mvtouring Says: Our first stop was at the Devrent Valley and I thought I died and went to heaven. A dream was fulfilled and this "moon landscape" was so amazing to my eyes. I expected a creature from Star Wars or something alike to appear from the cave homes any minute. All over you can see...
mvtouring Says: We also visited Kaymakli which is one of the largest underground settlements in the region. The tunnels are low, narrow, and steeply inclined. It is estimated that this underground city had a capacity of 20,000 people and also their animals. If you suffer from lung diseases,...
mvtouring Says: This lovely camel was also there and added to the old world charm of the area. I am not sure if you could go for a ride on the camel or if it was just there for photo moments.
mvtouring Says: Jandarma or police station, you will find in these old caves. I was totally surprised to see that they still use it actively today. What a lovely idea.
Zelve valley - the tall structures
mvtouring Says: One tends to think that these structures made by nature is low, but some of then are extremely high as you can see in this photo watch the size of the adults walking around at the bottom.
Zelve valley - did they really live here
mvtouring Says: Zelve is also very well known as the area in which the most interesting 'fairy chimneys' are situated. These chimneys were formed when the lava covering the tuff is eroded, leaving pinnacle formations. These pinnacles are capped with harder rocks resting at the top. In these...
Zelve valley - getting lost in your imagination
mvtouring Says: This is a place where your imagination can run freely. I expected a creature from Star Wars or something alike to appear from the cave homes any minute. There is a little open air museum here, but I did not go into the church as the ladder up there was extremely steep and we...
mvtouring Says: This formation looks like two lovers kissing. I wonder how long their kissing will last with nature chissiling away on a daily basis. I think they might have entered a kissing competition, and will definately be victorious at the end, competition might be over, but will they...
Devrent Valley - The sitting camel
mvtouring Says: This formation looks just like a sitting camel and you do not even have to use a lot of imagination to see it.
mvtouring Says: Looking over the Zelve Valley, one cannot but think that this is what it might look like on the moon. The moon like landscape here is better than the one in Namibia, but maybe that is just because this one played more tricks on my mind using the imagination.
mvtouring Says: Our first stop was at the Zelve Valley and I thought I died and went to heaven. A dream was fulfilled and this "moon landscape" was so amazing to my eyes. I expected a creature from Star Wars or something alike to appear from the cave homes any minute. There is a little open...
mvtouring Says: My friend Elize and I was so excited about visiting this area and especially the Goreme Open air museum. This place really takes your breath away when you see what the people did those 100's of years ago and I was amazed at how well preserved most things were. The Goreme...
Fairy castle's in Mushroom valley
mvtouring Says: It really transports you to a world of make believe when you visit Cappadocia especially the area called mushroom valley. The little fairy castles (some not so little actually) are standing everywhere and in places you can see the baby ones being formed by nature.
1 Review and 87 Opinions A lovely hotel where you were treated like royalty. The food was outstanding, a lovely buffet with a...
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Dayinin Yeri (place of uncle)-AVANOS: Don't miss the "Adana Kebap"
buyruk Says: The owner of the restaurant "Dayi" welcomes you at the entrance with a big smile. It is a local restaurant that you can eat sort of Turkish kebaps and you pay not so much there. The favorite dish is Adana Kebap with ayran! Also you can taste the local delicious salads!
TomorrowsAngel Says: We enjoyed watching the gozleme (thin griddle bread folded over with either mince or cheese) being made and cooked over a wood fire on a flat skillet.Gozleme is a Turkish food market favourite that is a cross between a pizza and a pancake.Gozleme is mostly made in the...
mvtouring Says: They were selling these antique looking articles, but I was not sure if you were allowed to take them out of the country. Also the guy was extremely ridiculous with his prices.
open air: "indian style tops" and other clothes
mvtouring Says: Everywhere you will find people selling ladies clothing. I bought an Indian type top made from Turkish cotton and I must tell you it washes beautifully.
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Our tour group was taken to a ceramic factory which said their prices were 25% reduced for groups.
Luckily we'd already priced better quality product in Goreme that morning so weren't sucked in!
Unique Suggestions: Visiting factories is cool because you get to see the manufacturing process which can be interesting, but do some research into prices first - so you know if you're really onto a bargain.
Fun Alternatives: Check out the local shops in town - they have a selection from different factories and are often happy to give you BIG discount for slightly flawed pieces.
Written Jul 13, 2003
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We overnighted in Nevsehir which is also the capital of the Nevsehir province located in central Turkey. Most people know the area (same here before I got there) as Cappadocia which rates as one of......
Nevsehir is the capital of the Cappadocia region and is a perfect starting point for extensively visiting the area. The first settlements date back to 3000 BC; the oldest being "Nyssa." The city also...
Nevsehir is in the centre of old Cappadocia region. Cappadocia, a treasure given to humankind by God. What a great chance to visit it, to experience it!!
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