Regions of Cappadocia

Uçhisar

3 places · 1 guide

Perched above Cappadocia’s spectacular valleys, Uçhisar is a charming hillside village best known for its iconic rock-cut castle, one of the region’s highest panoramic viewpoints.

Derinkuyu

2 places · 1 guide

Derinkuyu is home to the deepest underground city in Cappadocia, descending 8 levels (60 meters) underground.

Kaymakli

2 places

Kaymaklı Underground City is the widest underground settlement in Cappadocia.

Ortahisar

4 places

Ortahisar features a dramatic castle rock similar to Uçhisar and is known for its citrus fruit storage caves.

Göreme

8 places · 2 guides

Göreme sits at the heart of Cappadocia, surrounded by fairy chimneys, rock formations and some of the region’s most spectacular valleys.

Ürgüp

6 places

Ürgüp is one of Cappadocia’s most established towns, known for its historic stone houses, cave hotels, vineyards and long-standing wine culture.

Çavuşin

4 places

Located between Göreme and Avanos, Çavuşin is one of Cappadocia’s most distinctive historic villages, known for its dramatic rock-carved dwellings, ancient churches, and picturesque valley views.

Mustafapaşa

Mustafapaşa, historically known as Sinasos, is one of the best-preserved examples of Greek-Turkish architectural heritage in Cappadocia.

Avanos

4 places · 1 activity · 1 guide

Set along the banks of the Kızılırmak (Red River), Avanos is Cappadocia’s pottery capital, celebrated for its centuries-old ceramic craftsmanship and charming riverside atmosphere.