Location: Urgup
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Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Urgup, Cappadocia
The Cappadocia region's most upscale and contemporary tourist city, Urgup has a number of lovely hotels, many built in and around centuries-old cave dwellings. The city and its surrounding area are known for their mysterious fairy chimneys, early Christian rock churches and fine vineyards. A mix of ancient and modern, Urgup is a center for traditional handmade carpets, but also has a lively nightlife. Hot air ballooning is very popular, and a fantastic way to see the area's beauty from above.
Restaurants in Urgup
1. Golgoli Tepesi
2. Buyukakten Temenni YeraltI Evi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
3. Pasabag
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,013 reviews
Reviewed By msa23_2000 - Chino Hills, United States
This is brilliant. Spend about 45 minutes walk around and take great pictures. It was an unbelievable landscape. Beautiful and breathtaking.
4. Mazi Yeralti Sehri
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By Atam22 - Kuwait City, Kuwait
Mazi is one of many underground cities In cappadocia but this one specially could be acceptable for people who has Claustrophobia because of the high ceiling. Only few stories open for public and amazing lighting inside the cave.
5. Konstantin - Eleni Church
6. Keslik Monastery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By 764usmanm
We hired a car on our week in Cappadocia and were on our way back to Urgup from the Soganli valley (great place) when we saw the sign for the monastery and decided to stop. It’s quite close to Urgup, I would say about 10km. The guide explained that this is a 13th century monastery which originally had a Greek Orthodox Church in it and later on another church was added. The site is quite neat and you have access to spectacular valley views, inside the main church there are numerous frescoes which the guide talks through and explains, it says no photos but I snapped away and the guide did not tell me off...it costs 10tl per person, all good for a bit of history and rest stop on a long drive.
