Activities in Cappadocia
Tourism in Cappadocia occupies a prominent place in the list of tourism in Turkey, and it is a city with
rocky landscapes, especially churches carved into the rock dating back to the Byzantine era, valleys
and underground caves where the early Christians hid from the invaders. All this gave the city of Cappadocia
an important tourist place in Turkey, as the Turkish city of Cappadocia has become an attraction for tourists
from all over the world.
Cappadocia is a Persian name that means the land of beautiful horses. I loved it now only because of its name.
Cappadocia is about 730 km from Istanbul. Specifically in the Anatolia region. And from the intensity of the charm
of the city of Cappadocia in the nineteenth century, the French traveler “Paul Lucas” wrote
the book “Unreasonable Travel”.

The best activities in Cappadocia

Cappadocia has many attractions for tourists from all over the world. The rock formations and historical sites
in Cappadocia have contributed to the multiplicity of tourist activities in this city, which may make you confused when choosing the activities that you want to do in this city, and for this we offer you in this article a group
that includes the best activities that you can do in Cappadocia

Air balloon flight

One of the fun experiences that can be done in Cappadocia is the experience of balloon trips that have been flying
in the sky of Cappadocia twenty years ago, where there are more than a hundred balloons flying daily,
depending on the weather in the early hours of the morning, so that you can enjoy the view of the magical sunrise
while you are inside the balloon. A trip in the balloon The Booking In Travel company will provide you
with all the services, so it will take you from the hotel where you are staying and will serve you a delicious breakfast
in the gathering area, and then they will inform you about all the precautionary measures in order to spend
a charming trip of an hour and a quarter.

Watch stacks and rock formations

On the high plateau of central Anatolia in Turkey, in the Cappadocia region in particular,
you will feel the great charm and beauty that this unique experience gives you. You will see a lot of wondrous
scenery here such as rocks, peaks and chimneys that look like mushrooms. How can geology explain such a surreal phenomenon? . The stacks are the result of a geological process that began millions of years ago,
when volcanic eruptions rained ash across what would eventually become Turkey. This ash solidified on the hilltops, producing porous rock overlaid with a layer of basalt. Finally, the long work of erosion began, and these enchanting landscapes were created over the course of thousands of years.

Southern Cappadocia trip

Visiting the city of gin in Cappadocia

Millions of years ago, a number of volcanic eruptions occurred that led to the formation of several layers of ash.
Over time, these layers turned into rocks and limestone .. Then the people of Anatolia realized that they could.
They dig their homes underground and the slopes of hills. This was the beginning of the city of the jinn.
The city consists of 13 underground floors, and this is what scientists have reached at the present time,
except that 8 of them can be visited and seen between the third and fourth floors, where there is
a vertical staircase that leads to the corridor of a Crusader church. In the basement, its dimensions range
from 9 to 20 meters, and the ceiling height is 3 meters. The other layers have obstacles or were preserved
and no one was allowed to visit them so that scientists could study them well. The sizes of these rooms
vary according to the purpose for which they are used, as the small rooms are tombs, while the large rooms
are schools and places designated for holding meetings, and it seems that people built them and this city had
planned to achieve this. It is also self-contained with more than 50 vents to move air from top to bottom,
in addition to thousands of small ducts that distribute air throughout the city.
The city also includes tunnels with a length of up to 8 kilometers leading to a second underground city
called “Cappadocia”, so the scientists explained that the people of this city were hiding from something.
What hides them like enemy, storm or weather or something else.

Read also the city of jinn in Cappadocia

Goreme Museum

Take an exciting exploratory tour around Wadi Zulfi and enjoy watching the ancient buildings, churches
and temples that have been abandoned from a long time ago. You can wander through these valleys,
see ancient religious paintings and models of Cappadocia architecture, and take memorial photos of the caves,
houses, and ancient temples in the museum. You can do a lot of entertaining and exciting recreational activities
during your visit to the museum, such as rock climbing or walking around the village to get to know the tourist and archaeological sites there.

Read also Cappadocia – the city of history and tourism

Visit Ochhisar Castle

Osh Hisar Castle is located at the highest point in the Cappadocia region, on the road between the village
of Gurme and the city of Nosehir. It contains a number of historical, archaeological and cultural monuments
that are distinguished by their amazing views. This castle consists of several layers, and each layer includes
a group of rooms carved into the mountain rocks, and these rooms are connected to each other through stairs
carved on the mountains as well, and a group of churches and tombs were discovered on the outskirts of the castle,
which makes this castle one of the most important places of tourism in Cappadocia.

In the end, you can contact Booking In Travel to inquire about the details of the Cappadocia trip
and the best activities in Cappadocia, and you can also obtain the tourism services provided
by the Booking In Travel Company.
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Northern Cappadocia trip