It is the most famous and largest entertainment district in Novshahr. Most citizens generally prefer to spend their weekends in this park. It has hiking and gondola rides on the river, vibrant Trout restaurant, amusement park and mosque. An average of 5,000 people visit it on Saturdays and Sundays, especially on weekends. Large picnic areas, entertainment sp...
The largest underground city in Cappadocia, is a hiding and inhabited area for Christians who fled the persecution of the Roman Empire. It consists of 8 floors. The first floor, which is the upper floor of the underground city; It consists of a barn, kitchen, factory and living room on the second floor; Living rooms, pantries, kitchen and barn. And the third...
It was an area of active volcanoes. The lava and ash that erupted these volcanoes dried up over time, forming a layer of tuff on the dry ground. This layer consists of rocks containing volcanic ash, mud, sandstone and basalt, and has been altered by the influence of winds and floods. Due to increased flood water, scarce vegetation and weak tuff, it continued...
The underground city of Guzelyurt appears as a Byzantine era building. There is a barn at the entrance and you can go up with a ladder from this section. There is a viewing area on this floor, it is not possible to proceed further due to the current of water. There are approximately 150-200 underground cities in the region. Yes, you heard it right. ? However...
It is fixed with steel ropes, it wobbles when walking on it. For this reason, it is named after the locals. Especially when more than one person passes over it, it vibrates more and provides you with different pleasant moments and experience.
It is the first ethnographic museum in the region; You will witness the lands of our unique life, such as Turkish bath, henna night, Cagni cart, traveling barber, molasses and bread making, you will feel nostalgic for the past. We should also mention that a chamber orchestra concert takes place inside the museum on April 27th every year.
A park established in cooperation with the Association of the Families of Martyrs and Disabled, Social Assistance and Solidarity, in order to pay a debt of gratitude to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives without hesitation to the homeland and to alleviate the suffering of the families they left behind. Onfer explains that they put forward a crescent-lik...
The dam was built between 1965 and 1971 for irrigation purposes, and provides irrigation services to an area of 1,390 hectares. Damsa Dam Lake, which is one of the most popular picnic and recreation areas in the area, is a place to sit among the pine trees and relax. You can take a stroll around it or fish in the lake.
It consists of monasteries, churches, chapels, dining halls, kitchens, and living areas carved into the rock. It was established in the fourth century as a center of religious education and thought. A large complex of seven floors; There is a dining hall, kitchen and church. Only the first two floors can be visited, which are connected to each other by tunne...
Great for hiking and camping, this valley is an indispensable address for sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. You can hike among the flowers or even join a safari. You can also go to the horse farm very close to the valley and sign various activities.
The underground city, which differs both geologically and architecturally, consists of grasses of different colors. The main place you encounter when entering the city is the largest underground area of the city. This place, which is in two parts, has food pantries on the right and living rooms on the left. On the side there are hive-type chambers and traps.
It features very soft flooring as it is a trekking area. Lets add that it is separated from other valleys by this feature and you will never have difficulty while walking. As you advance towards the valley, you will come across different fruit trees and witness the beauty of the colors.
The underground city, discovered by accident in 2006, was cleaned up and entered service in 2007. The underground city of Gazimir, unlike other underground cities, was not built for protection, but for housing. At the same time, the citys underground use as caravansaries was the first in the region and in the world. It extends over a very large area, is spac...
It has a great view with red tuff. And that the name is derived from these rocks. Especially when you reach sunset, you will be overwhelmed by this magnificent view and may spend romantic moments. Imagine a sunset reflected off the red rocks, then imagine that the canyon turns completely red. You can imagine the wonderful pictures that appeared!
This valley is one of the most beautiful sites where you can see the view of fairy chimneys, and you will meet many tourists on camels, you can buy gifts for your loved ones or treat yourself to souvenirs at the entrance to the valley. You can also cater for your eating and drinking needs from the neighboring cafes.
This area was a village in ancient times that turned into an open-air museum due to erosion, in which you will see many historical buildings, such as monasteries, churches, tunnels, mills and many more ...
Built on a solid basalt rock, it was declared a Class III archaeological site and was built in the 12th century in the Seljuk era to protect the Baghdad Caravan Road. It was restored by Nevşirli Ibrahim Pasha in the Ottoman era. Found an underground city, where there are frescoes depicting the Ascension of Christ, and an important historical church for Ortho...
It is the last underground city discovered in Cappadocia, taking its name from the village in which it is located. It was discovered accidentally in 1995 by a shepherd and later discovered by archaeologists. It is an artifact from the early Roman era and there are many rock tombs and churches around it. The city, consisting of 8 floors underground can be acc...
It is 4,900 meters long, dazzling people with its perfect view. One of its most important features is that it allows you to see imaginary chimney views in different sizes and colors. This valley, also known as Valley of Lovers, will also enchant you with its legend. Seeing fairy chimneys from above, strolling and communicating with nature ...
It is a story that tells about the corpses of a grandmother, grandfather, father and mother carrying her child in her arms, one day the beautiful daughter of the king falls in Cappadocia in love with a shepherd and the king tries to prevent this, the princess secretly escapes to the shepherd and they marry. They had a child, and after a while they wanted to ...
Eflaton Spring is a sacred water monument built during the Hittite period. This spring is located in an area where two natural springs of water appear on the surface. It consists of a hill containing late Hittite ruins believed to have been built around 1300 BC and three original ruins. The Eflaton Spring is included, which is One of the rare water systems t...
Konya Selimiye Mosque, built by Shehzad Selim, is one of the wonderful works where you will see examples of classical Ottoman architecture. The construction of the mosque began in 1558 and took place in 1567. The mosque was last restored in 2019, there is one dome in the center of the mosque and the mosque has been expanded by half Dome, the diameter of the ...
Karaburun Beach, a beach of Lake Beyshehir as it is par excellence, being the largest freshwater lake in Turkey, and the reason why Beyşehir Lake, which covers an area of 651 square kilometers, is called Konya Sea is that it looks like an endless sea, has a long coastline, has beaches where you can swim in Lake and sunbathing on the edge, the most famous bea...
