Cappadocia is a stone stage, shaped by wind. While setting out from Nakhchivan and arriving in this landscape, curiosity greets us in the very first steps. Every corner calls us for the discovery of the next view.
At dawn, hot-air balloons soar upwards, painting the horizon in soft pastel shades. From the basket, the fairy chimneys and flowing valleys spread out below us like a silent film strip. The experience, at this moment, seems too special for photographs.
At the top of Uçhisar Castle, we are amazed by the width of the panorama. We walk through the stone streets; natural colors and shades change continuously, and light paints a different picture at every instant. During each stop on the road, peace and excitement flow together.
The rock-carved churches at the Göreme Open Air Museum place us face to face with history. The colors of the frescoes bring a thousand-year story into our day. And while we walk here, we are not only looking-we can almost hear the stories being told.
While going underground in Derinkuyu and Kaymaklı, silence gets a completely different meaning. Narrow tunnels and stone rooms recall an old life built on protection and togetherness. Every surface you touch holds a memory that is long-lasting.
The earth comes alive with the spinning pottery wheel in Avanos, while the pots, shaped in the hands of masters, will turn your visit into a tangible keepsake. Each felt detail is enriching this route from Nakhchivan to Cappadocia, and the whole trip is turning out to be a soothing, soul-resting discovery.





