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Tour Detail
The "Blue Tour" in Cappadocia is a popular guided tour that explores some of the lesser-visited but equally fascinating attractions in the region. This tour is an excellent complement to the famous "Red Tour" and "Green Tour," offering a deeper dive into Cappadocia's rich history, natural beauty, and cultural heritage.
Places to visit on the Blue Tour:
1. **Mustafapaşa (Sinasos) Village**
- A charming old Greek village known for its well-preserved stone houses and Greek Orthodox churches.
- Highlights include St. Basil's Church and traditional Cappadocian architecture.
2. **Sobesos Ancient City**
- An archaeological site with Roman-era ruins, including mosaic floors, a bathhouse, and meeting halls.
3. **Ortahisar village-Panaromic view with Pistachio coffee
4. **Keslik Monastery**
- A historic rock-cut monastery complex surrounded by lush greenery, featuring frescoed chapels and ancient living quarters.
5. **Soğanlı Valley**
- Known for its scenic beauty, hiking trails, and dozens of rock-carved churches with frescoes.
- Visitors often encounter locals selling hand-stitched dolls, a traditional craft of the area.
6. **Underground Cities (Derinkuyu or Kaymaklı alternatives)**
- While not always included, some tours offer visits to smaller, less crowded underground cities instead of the larger ones from the Green Tour.
7. **Local Workshops or Markets**
- Stops at pottery, carpet weaving, or onyx workshops, where you can learn about traditional crafts and shop for souvenirs.
### What to Expect:
- **Duration:** Full-day tour (typically 6-7 hours).
- **Difficulty:** Moderate walking and some hiking; suitable for most visitors.
- **Cost:** Varies by provider, generally includes hotel pickup/drop-off, a professional guide, transportation, and lunch.
### Ideal for:
- Travelers looking for quieter, off-the-beaten-path experiences in Cappadocia.
- History enthusiasts, hikers, and culture lovers.