Cappadocia Trip from Alanya
Cappadocia is a region in Central Turkey, famous for its extraordinary colourful landscapes created by nature after volcanic eruptions millions of years ago.
For a long time, this region served as a place for living various civilisations and peoples who built cities in volcanic rocks underground and above ground, thereby increasing the extraordinaryness of this region.
Christianity also contributed by finding solitude and peace here. They continued their religion meticulously and created the most magnificent frescoes in the rock churches and monasteries they dug into the volcanic rocks of Cappadocia.
As a result of natural and historical actions, it has now become an unusually colourful area and was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985.
Underground cities, rock churches, rock monasteries, houses in volcanic cones, fantastic valleys and extraordinary mushroom cones; - you will see all this by visiting this excursion. The featured event will be the dawn Hot Air Balloon Flights, a spectacle that will stay in your memory forever.
Hot air balloon flight in Cappadocia
Cappadocia is now one of the most popular places in the world. People from all over the world come to this extraordinary region to take an unforgettable hot air balloon flight and enjoy magnificent views. Every morning at dawn, 150 colourful balloons rise into the sky. They glide over the valleys of Göreme National Park, sometimes rising and sometimes descending towards the magic cones. There are an average of 20 people in the basket, the flight takes 1 hour.
Panorama of hot air balloons in Cappadocia
Panorama of hot air balloons or “Chasing Balloons”. This is an hour and a half excursion. If you are not flying with a hot air balloon, you have the chance to watch 150 hot air balloons rise one by one over Cappadocia at dawn. They hang at different heights for an hour.
“Watching the Balloons” - they are picked up from the hotel and taken to only the best places so that you can look at this miracle only from the best angles. The trip takes 1.5-2 hours.
