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Göreme Valley, famous for its “Fairy Chimneys”, is no longer a national park after a decree by the President has been published in the Official Gazette.
Source: Erdoğan Removes UNESCO-Listed Cappadocia Valley from List of National Parks
Hot balloon ride in Turkey’s splendid touristic hub Cappadocia generates $86M revenue in January-September…
Source: Cappadocia’s hot air balloons attract 437,500 tourists
The Cappadocia Ultra Trail weaves in and out of fairy-tale chimney rock formations and incredible valleys…
Source: The mesmerising ultramarathon you need to add to your bucket list
Like a lunar landscape with its enchanting terrain, Cappadocia is a giant magic park, expressly designed to offer you an unforgettable winter holiday.
Source: Cappadocia: A winter wonderland
On any given day, weather permitting, between 100 and 150 balloons take flight over this region comprising several small communities about 500 miles southeast of Istanbul.
Source: In central Turkey’s Cappadocia, a landscape of fairy chimneys and cave dwellings
If you’re looking for the best cave hotels in Cappadocia get ready to be as mesmorized as the area boasts incredible places to stay.
If you have Turkey on your mind and are overwhelmed by the myriad of Cappadocia attractions to visit, consider a guided tour to explore the region’s crown jewels. A guided excursion will be served with the historical and cultural context that will truly bring them to life. A trip to Turkey wouldn’t be complete without the Cappadocian experience. There are only so many superlatives in the English language that can describe this region in central Anatolia, a historical and geological treasure that will leave you breathless.
Source: Cappadocia Attractions That Will Transport You to Another World
A magical landscape and fascinating history make Cappadocia a must-visit for world travellers in 2018.
