Cappadocia & Konya Tour (3 Days) From Antalya

Tour Program

First Day:

05:30 Meeting and move from Antalya Kaleici head office. On the way to Seydisehir we have break at the Akseki location for breakfast. İn Konya we will visit Mevlana Museum, lunch break is given in follow.

13:30 After lunch we will moving to Cappadocia region.

15:00 We will visit a Karavansaray after continued the road.

17:30 Arrival to the Cappadocia region. Visit of Kırkgöz Underground city and then move to the hotel. Accommodation is in a three star hotel in Urgup.

Second Day:

08:30 We will leave the hotel the next day after breakfast and we will visit the Devren valley, Paşabağ valley, Goreme valley and photo stops in different places, Uchisar Castle and Guvercinlik valley after lunch break.

12:30 Lunch break.

13:30 After visit the Cavusin village, Kaya houses and Kaya church, Onyx handcraft workshop. İnformation about Asıklar valley. Last we take time in a Turkish and -carpet workshop.

08:30 Arrival at the hotel and dinner. Cappadocia night Semah show.

Third Day:

08:30 Move to Avanos town, Kızılırmak river and photo stop. After the visit we take time in in a pottery workshop, after we see the Three Beautiful Girls Fairy Chimneys.

13:30 Lunch in the Konya region.

18:30 Arrival in Antalya.

Description

KONYA:

Konya is one of the major tourist attractions in Turkey in virtue of the testimonyof the past in which the history, culture and architecture of ancient city become one. Events centered in Konya acquired a particular dimension from the first half of the 13 th century on, when it was chosen as dwelling place by Gelatettin Rumi, who passed into history as Mevlana. The lovely Türbeh of the mausoleum of Mevlana, with its intense green color that cab be seen from anywhere in the city. The famous “Whirling Dervishes” the right hand is raised in prayer the left points towards the graund, the whirling movement of the dance symbolizes the rotation of the universe around God

CAPPADOCIA:

Millions of years ago, Mount Erciyes convulsed the surrounding ladscape with a torrent of Lava, smothering hundreds o miles must have been one of the greatest upheavals on the planet . The result is a fairy-tale landscape, a child’s delight, where dravers, fairies and other supernatural beings seen to have just stepped round the corner, or perhaps gone indoors through the little doorway in the rock you were standing beside. The most interesting sites of the Cappadocia include the rock churches of Göreme, The red coned monastic complex of Zelve, the villages or Ortahisar and Uçhisar clustered around rock pinnacles, the canyon of Ihlara and the Underground cities of Kaymaklı and Derinkuyu.