In the morning, meeting with the lunar landscape of Cappadocia, and descend into the center of  the earth  in the Underground city of Kaymakli. After this magnificent Unesco World Heritage Site, we will continue our amazing journey to Soganli Valley, which is truly is the last of the line of villages in the valleys south of Urgup, and the most traditional one.  Its isolation meant it was the ideal place for Byzantines to build monasteries, which they inhabited until at least the 1750’s. The locally made doll is the symbol of the village. A local woman lost her baby and, unable to cope emotionally, made a rag doll to take its place. Later on, the women of the village developed the art of making these dolls while their men were out on the mountains grazing their animals. A Soganli doll is a must for every doll collection. After a very local lunch at Soganli, we drive towards Sinasos ( Mustafapasa) an old Greek Village. En route will have small photo breaks like at Roman necropolis, Taskinpasa, a 900 years old village that shows its Seljuk roots in its Medrese (theological school) and a mosque.  Keslik Monastery, which houses the well-preserved 9th century Chapel of St. Stephen, several refectories and the Archangel Chapel; and Cemil Village, home to descendents of the village's earliest Orthodox Christians. Lastly before Mustafapasa, we will visit one of the most interesting findings of the region new excavation site Sobessos latest layer stands from east Roman period with mosaics a “first” in the region. We may get a short lecture from the head of excavations!
Have a cup of Turkish tea at the local tea house in Mustafapasa, walk in the small streets of the village and admire local stone work, take pictures of Wooden Doors. Visit of St. Nicolas, St. Constantine Churches, before returning to your hotel. This complex tour is highly recommended for those liking hike & history!