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Things to do in Ortahisar, Cappadocia: The Best Walking Tours
Ortahisar is a planned district and second level municipality in Trabzon Province, Turkey. According to Law act no 6360, all Turkish provinces with a population more than 750000, will be metropolitan municipality and the districts within the metropolitan municipalities will be second-level municipalities. The law also creates new districts within the provinces in addition to present districts. These changes will be effective by the local elections in 2014. On 30 March 2014, Ahmet Metin Genç (AKP) was elected mayor.
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1. Cappadocia Hot air Balloon & 02 Days Tour With Good Cave Hotel
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Enjoy also Hotair balloon tour within sunrise . ( If balloon tour is cancelled because of bad weather conditions , you can get refund or try Jeep Safari tour) Cave Hotels: Grand Cave , Goreme Kaya , Emily Cave . You May add more night at hotel or airport transfers etc, For extra requests whatsapp please.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch
Exclusions: Gratuities, Drinks
Reviewed By R6206QJcharliet
First and foremost, Looks Vacations was incredibly honest with me. Second to that, the company is safe, at least it was while I was on its tour. Lastly, it went out of its way to show me everything I wanted to see...and I wanted to see a LOT more than your average tourist.
2. Photo Shooting
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
All tours we offer as Cappadocia Planet are not daily regular tours. We made these different itinenaries for more special experinces. This is the itinenary to be on the best point on time to have the best light to have the best frames of Cappadocia. It starts at sunrise to have the view of the balloon flight and after the morning shooting, we get to your hotel to take a nap. When the sun goes down, we start to go the different view points and sites until sunset.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Breakfast, Bottled water
Exclusions: Lunch, Tips for the staff
Reviewed By OldName
My girlfriend and I took the balloon flight last month and it was a really fun experience. The flights were booked out when we got to Cappadocia so I was concerned we may not get to fly but Planet Cappadocia got back in touch with us by text and I was very happy with the customer service and follow up. We paid in cash the day before the flight and got picked up from our hotel and left back to our hotel after the flight. Everything worked out great. I recommend Cappadocia Planet. Definitely book well in advance - ideally even weeks before you arrive to be sure that you get a flight.
3. Full Day Best of Cappadocia: Cavusin, Kaymakli Underground City and Ortahisar
Start from Red Valley, explore the famous rock-out churches and hike through the colorful and breathtaking fairy chimneys. After 4 km hiking, you will visit Cavusin (Greek Village), famous for rock cut churches. After lunch, you will visit the one of the magical place of region, Kaymakli Underground City, largest underground city of Cappadocia. After Kaymakli Underground City, you will visit Pigeon Valley famous for dove cotes. The last stop is Ortahisar Castle, biggest mass fairy chimney of Cappadocia.
Inclusions: Professional English speaking guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Lunch is included without drinks
Exclusions: Gratuities, Alcoholic Beverages
4. Cappadocia Valleys and Underground City
This tour begins with a visit to Rose Valley, one of the most beautiful trekking valleys in Cappadocia, and explore the famous rock- cut churches by hiking through the valley. Rest in Çavuşın, an old Greek village, known for its Christian houses and churches. After having time for lunch visit Ortahısar Castle, similar to Uchisar Castle in style, where storage caves can also be observed. In the afternoon visit Kaymakli Underground City where early christians lived in fear and faith. On the way back visit to panoramic Pıgeon Valley where pigeons contributed to the lives of locals with their manure to fertilize the wineyards. You may also like to taste Cappadocia wine in a local winery.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Bottled water, Fuel surcharge, Lunch, Parking Fees, Private transportation, Soda/Pop, WiFi on board
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By amran_tasrif
Went on a “private” group tour. It is winter and due to lesser visitors, we got a private tour for a group tour price. From Izmir, it took about 45-60min to arrive at the Ephesus. There was an optional rest room stops along the way. Our guide, Belkant, did a fantastic job of explaining all the sites in Ephesus and later, the Home of Virgin Mary, which was on top of a mountain near Ephesus. The tour included a good Turkish lunch at carpet factory. Of course, there was the “flying carpet” show to entice potential buyers. We learnt a lot about the Turkish carpet industry but we are not a big fan of carpets in general. So politely, we declined all their offers.
5. 3 Day Private Cappadocia Tour
We would like to invite you to Cappadocia where man's works blend unobtrusively into the surrounding natural moonscape. You will have informative local tours of our lovely region with your professional local guide, and lectures about how the natural fairy chimneys were formed. You'll meet local people and understand their culture, their manners and their traditions. You're going to get lost in the 8 layers of Cappadocia's hidden cities, see miles of tunnels and guess what. You'll even spend a night in beautiful Cappadocia's traditionally carved and modelled cave style houses. You can even have a hot air balloon tour of the beautiful landscape over a sunset or sunrise. We'll walk through the Goreme and Zelve Open-Air Museums paths, visit the region's spectacular viewpoints, discover a dozen varieties of pink in the Red Valley during the sunset, and we'll surely visit the wineries to sample the traditionally distilled local vine. What's more? Just join us and tweak your imagination!
Inclusions: Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast
Exclusions: Hot air balloon tour, Gratuities
Reviewed By amran_tasrif
Went on a “private” group tour. It is winter and due to lesser visitors, we got a private tour for a group tour price. From Izmir, it took about 45-60min to arrive at the Ephesus. There was an optional rest room stops along the way. Our guide, Belkant, did a fantastic job of explaining all the sites in Ephesus and later, the Home of Virgin Mary, which was on top of a mountain near Ephesus. The tour included a good Turkish lunch at carpet factory. Of course, there was the “flying carpet” show to entice potential buyers. We learnt a lot about the Turkish carpet industry but we are not a big fan of carpets in general. So politely, we declined all their offers.
6. 4 Day Private Cappadocia Tour
We would like to invite you to Cappadocia where man's works blend unobtrusively into the surrounding natural moonscape. You will have informative local tours of our lovely region with your professional local guide, and lectures about how the natural fairy chimneys were formed. You'll meet local people and understand their culture, their manners and their traditions. You're going to get lost in the 8 layers of Cappadocia's hidden cities, see miles of tunnels and guess what. You'll even spend a night in beautiful Cappadocia's traditionally carved and modelled cave style houses. You can even have a hot air balloon tour of the beautiful landscape over a sunset or sunrise. We'll walk through the Goreme and Zelve Open-Air Museums paths, visit the region's spectacular viewpoints, discover a dozen varieties of pink in the Red Valley during the sunset, and we'll surely visit the wineries to sample the traditionally distilled local vine. What's more? Just join us and tweak your imagination!
Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast
Exclusions: Hot air balloon tour, Gratuities
Reviewed By amran_tasrif
Went on a “private” group tour. It is winter and due to lesser visitors, we got a private tour for a group tour price. From Izmir, it took about 45-60min to arrive at the Ephesus. There was an optional rest room stops along the way. Our guide, Belkant, did a fantastic job of explaining all the sites in Ephesus and later, the Home of Virgin Mary, which was on top of a mountain near Ephesus. The tour included a good Turkish lunch at carpet factory. Of course, there was the “flying carpet” show to entice potential buyers. We learnt a lot about the Turkish carpet industry but we are not a big fan of carpets in general. So politely, we declined all their offers.
7. 2 Day Private Cappadocia Tour
We would like to invite you to Cappadocia where man's works blend unobtrusively into the surrounding natural moonscape. You will have informative local tours of our lovely region with your professional local guide, and lectures about how the natural fairy chimneys were formed. You'll meet local people and understand their culture, their manners and their traditions. You 're going to get lost in the 8 layers of Cappadocia 's hidden cities, see miles of tunnels and guess what ... You'll even spend a night in beautiful Cappadocia 's traditionally carved and modelled cave style houses. You can even have a hot air balloon tour of the beautiful landscape over a sunset or sunrise. We'll walk through the Goreme and Zelve Open-Air Museums paths, visit the region 's spectacular viewpoints, discover a dozen varieties of pink in the Red Valley during the sunset, and we'll surely visit the wineries to sample the traditionally distilled local vine. What's more? Just join us tweak your imagination!
Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hot air balloon tour
Reviewed By amran_tasrif
Went on a “private” group tour. It is winter and due to lesser visitors, we got a private tour for a group tour price. From Izmir, it took about 45-60min to arrive at the Ephesus. There was an optional rest room stops along the way. Our guide, Belkant, did a fantastic job of explaining all the sites in Ephesus and later, the Home of Virgin Mary, which was on top of a mountain near Ephesus. The tour included a good Turkish lunch at carpet factory. Of course, there was the “flying carpet” show to entice potential buyers. We learnt a lot about the Turkish carpet industry but we are not a big fan of carpets in general. So politely, we declined all their offers.
