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Take in the beauty of Cappadocia’s landscape with a sunrise balloon flight. Travel comfortably to the launch site in an air-conditioned vehicle as the crew inflate the hot air balloon. As you float higher in a balloon flown by an experienced pilot, admire the volcanic rock formations and fairy chimneys that dot the landscape and the valleys that cut through the scenery.

The natural wonders of Cappadocia are even more impressive when viewed from the air and a hot air balloon flight is an unforgettable experience. On this tour, take to the skies for an hour-long flight with Turquaz Balloons, and enjoy a more intimate experience with standard baskets. Watch the sunrise as you float over the Cappadocian valleys, then celebrate your safe landing with a glass of Champagne.

Savor views of the spectacular Göreme Valley in Cappadocia from the air with this scenic hot air balloon experience. Set off at sunrise and drift over the “fairy chimney” rock formations and Bronze Age cave dwellings that have made the Cappadocia landscape so famous. Snap photos of the bird’s-eye views as you let the wind set your course and end your adventure with a champagne toast.

Explore a lush part of the Cappadocia region that many travelers overlook on this small-group day tour to the southern area. Hike to traditional villages in the Ihlara Valley without the risk of getting lost when you go with a knowledgeable guide. Have lunch by the river and check out the ancient Selime Monastery and the amazing Kaymakli Underground City. Lovers of the outdoors and culture will enjoy this tour.

Experience the magical colors of sunset in Cappadocia’s dramatic valleys when you book this small-group sunset horseback riding tour with transfers from pick up point. Start in sleepy Çavuşin village, ride through Rose Valley and Red Valley, then head on up to Sunset Point for photos and dramatic views before returning. Your package includes a helmet, while a 10-traveler limit ensures plenty of attention from your guide if needed.

Soar above the scenic Cappadocian landscape during this sunrise hot-air balloon ride, with a breakfast box before take-off. Hear about the region from your pilot, enjoy a traditional sparkling wine ceremony after you land, and go home with a commemorative flight certificate. Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off make for a hassle-free experience.

Float over Cappadocia’s fairy chimneys, tuff valleys, and rock-cut churches, and experience the sunrise from a unique aerial viewpoint on this hot-air balloon flight. Enjoy memorable panoramic views from up to 1,000 feet (300 meters) above ground, then celebrate your safe landing with a sparkling wine toast and a personalized flight certificate. Your day includes hotel transfers and a light breakfast.

Take an adrenaline-filled adventure in Cappadocia with 167-meter zipline, a speedy jetboat, and/or a wildlife nature safari. Enjoy hotel transfers from select locations and a tasty boxed lunch.

If you are looking for strong emotions, adrenaline, incredible maneuvers with maximum safety, you are in the right place. Experience 360-degree turns, fast slides and other exciting maneuvers with Jet Boat. A magnificent lake below you, a deep blue sky above you...If you want to have a pleasant journey by sliding on steel ropes and have a great adventure, Zipline is for you. Get ready to meet the beauties of Cappadocia that you have never seen before! While Monster Safari will take you on an adrenaline-filled journey, it will also take you to the hidden beauties of Cappadocia.

Nemrut mountain with a height of 2150 meters, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. It is one of the most magnificent ruins of the Hellenistic Period. The monumental sculptures spread over the east, west and north terraces are well preserved. These statues are made of 8-10 meters high limestone blocks. Göbekli Tepe 'Potbelly Hill'; known as Girê Miraza is a Neolithic archaeological site in the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey. Dated to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic, between c. 9500 and 8000 BCE, the site comprises a number of large circular structures supported by massive stone pillars – the world's oldest known megaliths. Many of these pillars are richly decorated with figurative anthropomorphic details, clothing, and reliefs of wild animals, providing archaeologists rare insights into prehistoric religion and the particular iconography of the period.