- **Uçhisar Castle**: Uçhisar Castle, one of the highest points in Cappadocia, offers a magnificent observation point with panoramic views of the region. The castle stands out with its rooms carved into the rocks and its strategic importance. - **Love Valley**, one of the most popular and impressive valleys in Cappadocia, is located near Göreme. It got its name from the unique rock formations in the area that resemble shapes close to each other. The rocky structures of the valley have, over time, created figures and shapes associated with love, earning it the name "Love Valley." - **Pasabag**: Pasabag Valley is one of the places where you can see the most famous fairy chimneys of Cappadocia. Here, you can explore the interesting shapes of the fairy chimneys and various rock formations. Additionally, in this valley where monks once lived, there are traces of the monks' lives. - **Devrent Valley**: This valley is famous for the interesting shapes of its rocks. Among the rocks, there are figures resembling animals, human faces, and more, which is why it's also called the "Imagination Valley." Visitors can see the shapes that challenge their imagination here. - **Zelve Open Air Museum**: Zelve is one of the most impressive and historical valleys in the Cappadocia region. Located very close to Göreme, Zelve is famous for both its natural beauty and historical artifacts. Zelve Valley is one of the oldest settlements in Cappadocia and is filled with caves and churches carved into the rocks. - **Pottery Shop**: This shop is a place where pottery products, one of the region's best-known traditional crafts, are displayed and sold. Located in the Avanos district, this shop reflects the pottery tradition of Cappadocia and is quite popular. Avanos is situated by the Kızılırmak River, and this area has been famous for pottery making throughout history. You can find desired souvenir products and items here.

• Meal (Buffet)
• Museum Entries
• Hotel Pickup and Drop-off

• Personal gift shop purchases, etc.
• Beverages with meals

1. Duration and Day Duration: Red Tour is typically a one-day tour. It starts in the morning and continues into the evening, including lunch. Start and End Times: The tour usually starts around 9:00 am. The end time is generally between 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm. 2. Places Visited In the Red Tour, the main places you can see are: Zelve Open Air Museum: One of Cappadocia's most important historical and religious sites, this museum is filled with rock-carved churches, monasteries, and frescoes. Uchisar Castle: Located at the highest point in Cappadocia, this castle offers a panoramic view of the region. Pasabag (Monks Valley): Known for having the highest concentration of fairy chimneys and rock formations with very interesting shapes. Avanos: A center for pottery-making, in Avanos you can observe the traditional pottery-making process and buy souvenirs. Devrent Valley (Imagination Valley): A valley where the rocks form different animal figures and interesting shapes. 3. Guided Tour Guide: Red Tour is typically conducted with an experienced guide who knows the area very well. The guide provides historical, cultural, and geographical information about the areas visited, giving you more insight into the region. Language Options: Most tours are conducted in Turkish and English, but tours in different languages are possible. It will be easy for the guide to understand you during the tour. 4. Lunch Meal: When you join the Red Tour, lunch is usually included in the tour program. It is often served in a local restaurant offering samples of traditional Turkish cuisine, generally including meat and vegetable-based menus. 5. Transportation Travel by Vehicle: The tour is usually conducted by bus or minibus. Transportation is provided in groups for a more comfortable exploration of the area. Your vehicle will pick you up at the specified time and location and take you to the places to visit. Walks: You may need to take short walks in Cappadocia's valleys, especially in places like Pasabag and Goreme Open Air Museum. Therefore, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. 6. Clothing and Needs Comfortable Clothes and Shoes: Since there will be walks in the valleys and rock formations of Cappadocia, wearing comfortable and walking-appropriate shoes will be beneficial. Additionally, since the weather can be variable, dressing in layers might be a good idea. Sunscreen and Hat: In the summer, the sun can be quite effective in Cappadocia. Don't forget to bring sunscreen and a hat. 7. Photography Photo Opportunities: The valleys and fairy chimneys of Cappadocia offer great landscapes for photographers. During the Red Tour, there will be plenty of opportunities to take photos, especially in places like Zelve Open Air Museum, Pasabag, and Devrent Valley.

1. Walking Shoes

• Since you will be walking in natural areas, comfortable and durable walking shoes are very important. To move comfortably on rocky and uneven terrains, choose shoes with sturdy soles that are waterproof.