Things to do in Cappadocia
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Cappadocia Tours
The best way to see Cappadocia in two or three days is by taking tours.
Daily Tours are best for the budget traveler.
Private Tours are best for more discerning visitors or larger group as your time is your own.
Walking / Trekking Tours are best for a close-up experience of unique rock formations, awesome countryside, and the flora of the season.
Jeep Tours take you off-road to spectacular views of unseen countryside and villages.
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Hot Air Balloon Flights in Cappadocia
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for hot-air ballooning.
Views of the most spectacular rock formations and countryside panoramas.
Balloon Flights or Balloon Tours take place in the early morning.
You are back at your hotel in time for breakfast and any other tour you may have planned.
At Cave Konak Hotel we have negotiated a reduced price for our guests.
Book early to take advantage of this special offer.
Horse Riding in Cappadocia
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The name Cappadocia comes from the Persian Katpatuka, meaning land of beautiful horses.
What better way to enjoy the the most beautiful valleys of Cappadocia.
Absorb the breathtaking views from hilltops and explore between the spectacular rocks formations.
There are horse riding excursions for 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours and 1 day, as well as multiple days.
While some experience is preferred, there are trails for even complete beginners.
Helmets are available on request.
Turkish Cookery Lessons
Turkish cuisine is rich, varied and has a long history.
Cookery lessons given by English speaking locals can help you add that real Turkish flavour.
Choose the dishes you want to learn - starters - soups - main courses - sweets
... and don't forget to pass your newfound knowledge on to your friends when you get back home!
Whirling Dervish Show
Held in the spectacular setting of the 13th century Saruhan Seljuk caravanserai (hotel for traders), this ceremony is the inspiration of Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi (1207 - 1273).
The Sema (whirling ceremony) represents a spiritual ascent via love and truth to perfection, and the return to better serve all without descrimination in respect of belief, class, or race.
The ceremony is performed in a respectful atmosphere and the audience remains silent.
Before the ceremony an amazing light show is held in the courtyard, showing scenes from Cappadocian culture.
Turkish Night Show
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This fun evening highlights the various regional dance traditions with colourful costumes, as well as oriental dance (belly dancing).
Some of the dances are simple traditional, others are performed with a great sense of humour and some volunteers from the audience.
Before the show starts, a meal of lamb and rice is served.
If you prefer no meal you can arrive later, in time for the start of the performance.
All evening you are served with free soft drinks and appetizers, and you can purchase alcohol.