A 2-day exploration extending from Aksaray's historic center to the depths of Ihlara Valley. From the intricacies of Seljuk architecture to the mystical atmosphere of Byzantine rock-cut churches, this route will take you to the heart of both history and nature. With a total of 10 stops, experience Aksaray's rich cultural heritage and impressive natural beauty.
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10 stops · 2 day
Located in Taşpazar Neighborhood, Aksaray city center, Cıncıklı Hacı Yusuf Mosque is a 13th-century Anatolian Seljuk artifact. The mosque, which draws…
In the very heart of Aksaray, the Eğri Minare, standing for over 770 years, is a Seljuk masterpiece with a 3-degree lean, making it even more tilted t…
Rising on an artificial hill in the heart of Aksaray, the Ulu Mosque was built by Karamanoğlu Mehmed Bey between 1408-1409 by architect Mehmet Firuz B…
A historic madrasah built in 1336 during the Karamanid period, located in Aksaray city center. It stands out with its Seljuk-motif architecture of cut…
Located in Aksaray city center, the Historical Pasha Turkish Bath is one of the unique examples of Ottoman architecture, built in the 19th century by …
Located in the Güzelyurt district of Aksaray, Ihlara Valley is one of Cappadocia's most impressive natural corridors, stretching 14 kilometers long wi…
Hidden deep within the Ihlara Valley, Yılanlı Kilise (Snake Church) is a unique Byzantine structure dating back to the late 9th century, named after t…
Located at the entrance of Ihlara Valley, Ağaçaltı Church, also known as the Church of Daniel Pantonassa, is a fascinating Byzantine structure carved …
This two-story rock-cut church, carved into the left slope of Ihlara Valley, takes its name from the hyacinth flowers growing around it. Dating back t…
Rising at the northern end of Ihlara Valley, Selime Cathedral is Cappadocia's largest rock-cut monastic complex. Built between the 8th and 11th centur…