CappadociaPosted by admin on Mart 6th, 2008
Welcome to Cappadocia Turkey
Goreme, Cappadocia Turkey
Cappadocia which is unique in the world and is a miraculous nature wonder is the common name of the field covered by the provinces of Aksaray, Nevsehir, Nigde, Kayseri and Kirsehir in the Middle Anatolian region.
In the upper Myosen period in the Cappadocia region as a result of the vulcanic eruptions occurred in Erciyes, Hasandag and Gulludag, in the region was formed a large tableland from the vulcanic tufas and together with the erosion of the Kizilirmak river and wind over ten thausands of years there appeared the chimney rocks which are a wonder of the nature. In the old Bronze Age the Cappadocia which was the population zone of the Assyrian civilization later has hosted the Hittite, Frig, Pers, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman civilizations. The first Christians escaped from the persecution of the Roman Empire in the 2nd century B.C. came to the Cappadocia over the Antakya and Kayseri and they have settled here. The first Christians finding the underground cities from Cappadocia have been hidden in these underground cities which gates were made in such way in which they couldn’t be easily observed and they have escaped from the persecution of the Roman soldiers. Due that they had live in the underground cities for long duration without being able to go out they have developed these underground cities by making provisions rooms, ventilation chimneys, wine production places, churches, abbeys, water wells, toilets and meeting rooms.
In the prehistoric periods the first human settlements have begun and the humans have constructed the underground cities in the volcanic rocks in form of tufa due to protect themselves from the wild animals and they lived for long times in these underground cities.
Urgup, Cappadocia Turkey
In these cities made in form of rooms connected to each others some of the rooms were connected to each other only with the tunnels tight and permitting passing of just a person. At the access gates of these tunnels there were huge stone rollers used for closing the tunnels for security reasons.
The first populations of the region of Cappadocia were Hatties, Luvies and Hittites. In the 3000-2000 years B.C. the Assyrians have established trade colonies in this region. The Cappaddocian tables with cuneiform in Assyrian language founded at Kanes which are lighting the social and politic life of the period and were in the same time the trade and economical agreements are the firs written tablets of Anatolia. According to these documents in that period in Anatolia were founded small local kingdoms non-depending from a central authority. These had in generally in their hands a little area and were living in peace. The region creating the core of the Hittite Empire later has go under the domination of Phrigia and Pers. The Pers civilization has called this region Katpatuka and its center was Mazaka. When Datames the Satrab (Starab: little district administrator at Pers) of Cappadocia has bear arms against the biggest king of Pers, the other Anatolian Satrabs have been supported him but the revolt has been raided. In 33 b.c. the Big Alexander has captured a big part of Cappadocia. In 188 B.C. The Cappadocia which entered under the Roman domination has been captured in 100 B.C. by the Mithridatesd the king of Pontus but in 63 B.C. Pompeius has defeated Mithridates and took again the Cappadocia under the domination of Rome. In the period of Tiberius the Cappadocia gainded the status of Roman district.
Cappadocia was one of the most important places in the spreading periods of the Christian religion. The first christians trying to escape from the Roman soldiers who wanted to avoid the spreading of the Christian religion have settled in the region of Cappadocia which was so suitable for hiding and so they were able to continue their natures and to spread their religions. Saint Basileious from Kaisera and Saint Gregorios from Nyssa had settled in Cappadocia. In 647 A.C. together with occupation of Kayseri by Muaviye Cappadocia has met with the Arabian invasions. Cappadocia which went under the domination of the Seljuks in 1072 has been added to the lands of Ottoman Empire in 1399 by the Ottoman Sultan Yildirim Beyazit.
Cappadocia which is in our days one of the most important tourism centers of Turkey is visited every year by hundred thousands of tourists coming from every part of the world.
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Underground Cities
Kaymakli Underground City
Certainly the most interesting features of the Cappadocia area are the underground cities founded within. Until now even that have been determined about 40 underground cities just six of these have been opened for visit. The first inhabitants of Cappadocia area have opened deep cavities within the volcanic rocks due to escape from the attacks of the wild animals and hard winter conditions and then they have enlarged these cavities according to their daily needs, they opened new cavities and created the underground cities connecting these cavities with tunnel and labyrinths. Later the underground cities were the place of the hiding of the first Christians who escaped from the persecution of the Roman soldiers and were enlarged to able when were necessary an entire city to live and every kind of fixture necessary for the living of the people has been attached. When there wasn’t any danger the people living on the ground in case of the danger have hidden in the underground cities. For this reason all the homes at that time were connected to the underground cities with a tunnel.
Tatlarin Underground City
In all of the underground cities there are ventilation chimneys reaching place by place to a depth of 80 and until the underground waters. These chimneys were opened due to meet the need of both the ventilation and water. Within the cities that are tepid in winters and cool in summers there are kitchens, cribs, wine houses, depots for cereals, meeting saloons, toilets shortly every kind of living space necessary for living. Within all the cities there are locking stones which can be opened and closed only from inside against to the threats which may come from outside.
The oldest written source about underground cities is the Anabasis named book of Xenophon (B.C. 4). In the book is mentioned that the people living in Anatolia have caved their houses underground and that the houses are connected to each other with holes.
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Göreme
Göreme open air museum
Göreme which have the old names of Korama, Matiana and Maccan is 10 km far away from the center of Nevsehir province. The valley created from volcanic rocks is famous with the chimney rocks resulting from the erosion made by the natural factors to these rocks and with the historical richness. It has been an important religious place together with the intensive emigration of the first Christians escaping from the pressure of the Roman soldiers. The population escaped from the pressures has made many abbeys, churches and houses in the volcanic rocks from the valley where they were able to hidden easily. In our days in Goreme are found Elmali Church, Saint Barbara Church, Carikli Church, Tokali Church and Hidden Church and all of these are open air museums. In the churches there are scenes from the life of Jesus, descriptions of the saints who written the Bible and pictures of Saint Barbara and Saint Georgius.
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Ürgüp
Urgup
Ürgüp which has been established at the outskirts of the hill named as hill of whishes founded at 20 km in north of Nevsehir province in one of the first settlement areas of Cappadocia region. In the Byzantine period has been called as Osiana, Hagios, Prokopios, in the period of Seljuks as Bashisar and in the period of Ottomans as Burgut Castle. Until the first years of the Republic was called Ürgüp. Ürgüp was the patriarchate center of the Cappadocia region. The Üzümlü Chruch, Cambazli Church and Sarica Church in Ortahisar which was one of the villages of Ürgüp are the oldest rock churches from the region. Furthermore and Tavsanli Church and Church of Saint Basileious are the spectacular places. Ürgüp which has got the famous cave hotels, wines and hand made carpets is the most important tourism center of the Cappaddocia Region. The old cave houses were restored as a touristy cave hotel without damaging their historic structure. Among the cave hotels some of the cave have been restores as distraction place as discos and bars
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Avanos
Master of potters
Avanos taking place at 18 km in the north of center of Nevsehir has been settled on the coast of the Kizilirmak River. Its name from antique periods is Venessa. The most important feature of the region is the manufacture of clay jugs, biscuits, and jars. The jar makers continuing since the period of the Hittites are still continuing their traditions. At the archeological diggings made in the Zank Mound near the town Sarilar of Avanos there has been discovered the ruins belonging to the different culturs from the Old Bronze Age and until to Late Roman Period. Sarihan which is 5 km far away from Avanos is one of the most beautiful examples of the classical Seljuk architecture. At Sarihan which in our days is used as a touristy place every night are made Mevlevi ceremonies. You can join pottery workshop with master potters Chez Hakan or another master Chez Baris in Avanos. We recommend both of them.
Chez Hakan adress is Yukari mah. Firin sok. No:21 Avanos Tel:511 25 42
Chez Baris adress is PTT karsisi Avanos Tel: 511 21 65
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Zelve
Zelve
Zelve, is on the Göreme - Avanos roadway after Ürgüp. It has been settled at abrupt and north outskirts of Ak Hill with distance of 1 km from Paþa Bonds. The Zelve Oren Place formed from three valleys is the place having the most intensive chimney rocks formed in the volcanic tufas. The chimneys rocks from the valley are with sharpen ends and large trunks. Furthermore there are many settlements places in the volcanic tufas used for hiding by the first Christians trying to escape from the Roman soldiers. In these settlement places there are many abbeys and churches. The church named Direkli Church from the outskirts of the valley belongs to the first years of abbey life from Zelve. The relief crosses preferred in the trimmings of the churches are mostly iconoclastic. The most important churches of the valley are Balikli, Üzümlü and Geyikli Churches dated before this period. In the valley other than the churches there are found accommodation places, tunnel opened to the two valleys, mill, mosques and dovecotes.
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Ihlara valley
Ihlara valley
Ihlara valley has been formed at an approximate depth of 150 due that the erosion made by Melendiz river coming from the mountains of Melendiz to the volcanic rocks. Due that the richness of the watering possibility and its hidden form and easily to hide structure it was the first settlement place of the first Christians escaping from the Roman soldiers In the Ihlara Valley there are hundreds of antic churches caved in the volcanic rocks. The most known churches are Agacalti Church with cross plan, Sümbüllü Church, Pürenliseki Church, Kokar Church, Yilanli Church, Karagedik Church, Kirkdamatli Church, Direkli Church, Ala Church, Kemerli Church and Egritas Church.
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Derinkuyu
Derinkuyu underground city
It is situated on Nevsehir-Nigde roadway at 30 km in south region of Nevsehir. The history of the district of Derinkuyu named as Melagobia (Malakopi) which was meaning in the period of Eti the hard living is very old. In the district there are many underground cities and churches. As all of the underground cities from region of Cappadoccia it was the first place where the Christians have hidden. It has been used as hiding and refuge place at the time of wars occurred in the zone in the different periods of the history. The Derinkuyu underground city with seven floors and depth of 85 mt has the dimensions of a city able to shelter thousands of persons. Inside there are found food stores, kitchens, stalls, churches, wine production places, ventilation chimneys, water wells and a missionary school.
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Ortahisar
Ortahisar
Ortahisar is situated on Nevsehir Ürgüp roadway far with 6 km from Ürgüp. Its most pronounced structure is the Castle of Ortahisar situated at a 86 m height cave in the period of Eti. The castle has been used strategically and for accommodation. At the outskirts of the castle there are available the samples of the civil architecture characteristic to Cappadocia. Furthermore in the stores of the rocks cave in almost the entire valley there are stored the agricultural products grown in the zone. It is an attractive town with its natural beauty and historical features. The valley contending the Kavak, Ibrahim Pasa and Ortahisar regions is reaching to the Valley of Damsa Rivers. The places near to the Damsa River of this valley are named Üzengi River. It is a place with natural features as mineral water. In the middle of Ortahisar there is a castle as a huge chimney rock. The foreign peoples also call this castle as Chateau. The inside parts are caved. It has got the rooms and saloons. Moreover around the town there are many churches. In Ortahisar the housed are raise step by step to the castle. The natural beauties, the old historic structures and the interesting citrus gardens near to the Göreme rock stones provide that the tourist to be attracted here. In the valley of Ortahisar there are very interesting abbeys and churches. These are Sarica Church, Cambazli Church, Tavsanli Church, Balkan Rive Churches, Hallac River Abbey. The Ethnography Museum where the life of Cappadocia is described has been opened at Ortahisar.
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Uchisar
Uchisar
It is on the Nevsehir-Göreme roadway. There is not known the period of the commencement of the oldest settlement at Uçhisar which is situated in the highest point of the region. The hill of the castle of Uçhisar is the panoramic watching point. The many rooms, steps, tunnel and galleries inside the castle are connected to each other. At the entrance of the rooms there are sliding stones used to control the accesses and exits. On the chimney rock and outskirts of the castle and around there has been constructed many dovecotes. The doves were used in communication with the other settlement regions.
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Cappadocia Tour
Let’s start to Cappadocia tour. The region known in ancient times as Cappadocia is the setting for some of nature’s most bizarre wonders. It incorporates the provinces of Aksaray, Nevsehir, Nigde, Kayseri and Kirsehir. For most people the name Cappadocia suggest the towns and vicinities of Uchisar, Goreme, Avanos, Urgup, Derinkuyu, Kaymakli and Ihlara where in the course of millions of years, the land has been shaped into fantastic forms. “Fairy Chimneys” that seem haunted, and cities and houses of workship that extend many meters deep into the earth are all enveloped in an atmosphere that is ethereal and unworldly. Get ready now to take a brief journey into the Cappadocian region, where Mother Nature painstakinly worked miracles that defy the imagination and where the living elements of history, culture, art, and society are inextricably linked. Millions of years ago three of the mountains in Cappadocia - Erciyes, Hasandag and Gulludag - were active volcanoes; indeed, this activity persisted intermittently at least into the Neolitic period if one considers the evidence of prehistoric paintings found on the walls of caves.
The eruptions appear to have begun in the Upper Miocene, less than 70 million years ago, in which lava began to flow from volcanoes submerged in Neogene lakes. The plateau of tuff formed from the materials discharged by the main volcanoes was continuously altered by the eruptions of smaller and less violent volcanoes.
From the Upper Pliocene onwards, these layers of tuff were exposed to eresion by rain and the waters of lakes and rivers, paticularly the Kizilirmak, resulting in what we see today. Foodwater pouring down the sides of valleys combined with strong winds tore away the softer volcanic rock exposing the harder variaties and resulting in the formations known an “fairy chimneys” of which there are several types in Cappadocia - conical pointed, columnar, mushroom-shaped and even a type that looks as if it’s wearing a hat.
The Cappadocian region has been inhabited since prehistoric times. The evidence of this is plentiful, but the best examples of it have been unearthed at Kosk Hoyuk in Nigde and Asikli Hoyuk in Aksaray as well as in the Civeler cave in Nevsehir. During the Early Bronze Age, Cappadocia came under the influance af Assyrian civilization thanks to extensive trade, and it was during this period that writing was introduced. Researchers have turned up hoards of so - called “Cappadocian Tablets” - clay tablets inscribed with cuneiform writing whose texts speak of tax regulations interest rates, marriage contracts, trade disputes, and much else besides. The Hattis followed by the Hitites, Phrygians, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks and Ottoman were all enchanted by the allure of Cappadocia and left the imprint of their own presence here.
Because of its location, Cappadocia was an extremely critical and strategic region. Important trade routes - including the illustrious Silk Road - traversed it both east and west and north and south. As a result of this heavy traffic, the region was a complex web of historical and cultural influences. Cappadocia was where different faiths and philosophies met and influenced one another.
Cappadocia’s trade and resources were tempting prizes and the region was frequently ivaded, raided and looted. To protect themselves from such depredations, the local inhabitants took to living in the region’s caverns and grottos whose entrances could be concealed so as not to be noticed by trouble making outsiders. Since it might be necessary to lie low for extented periods of time, these troglodytic dwellings eventually became subterranean cities that included sources of water, places to store food, wineries and temples. Some of them date back to before the Christian era.
In the early years of the first millennium, groups of Christians fleeing from Roman persecution began moving into the inaccessible wilds of Cappadocia seeking refuge. One group, which arrived here from Jerusalem via Antioch and Caesarea in the second century, settled down in the area now called Derinkuyu. Finding the soft volcanic tuff easy to carve, they began expanding the natural caves, linking them together and in addition to dwellings, creating chapels, churches and whole monastereies as they shaped with their hearts, minds and hands the peace and security that they so desperately sought.
There are said to be more than a thousand churches and chapels in Cappadocia. The variety and artistry of their architecture, layout and decoration are fascinating and amazing. The whole panoply of religious architecture - basilicas with single, double or triple naves, cruciform plans, vestibules, asisles, apses, domes, columns, pillars, and more - can be found in these churches and all of it has been hollowed out of the stone. Many of the churches are decorated with painstakingly executed frescoes. The monumental task of restoring, repairing and maintaining these churches and underground cities goes on continuously even while they receive thousands of visitors a year.
Don’t forget to go to Ihlara valley on Cappadocia Tour. In the province of Nigde, frescoed churches and dwellings carved into the cliffs extend from Ihlara walley which is 40 km from Aksaray, as far as the town of Selime. Some of these structures can be dated back to as early as the 4th century. Among the many sights worth seeing are the Egritas, Agacalti, Kokar, Yilanli, Purenli and Sivisli churches.
The splendid scene of the town of Uchisar, seven kilometers from Nevsehir, has an appeal that is irresistible. From the heights of the Uchisar citadel, you have a magnificent and unrivalled view of the whole region.
We arrive at the “belief centers”, where the air thick with an enigmatic nimbus. Goreme and its environs, located ten kilometers from Nevsehir, are thought to have been used as a necropolis during Roman times by the inhabitants of Venessa (Avanos). The churches of Durmus kadir, Yusuf Koc, El Nazar, Sakli, Meryem Ana and Kiliclar cast a spellbinding effect upon visitors. The Goreme open air museum is where the “educational system that unified all the ideas of Christianity” of St Basil the great and his brothers was born. In the Tokali Church, the Convent of Monks and Nuns, the Elmali, Yilanli, Karanlik and Carikli churches the architectural details and frescoes seem as alive today as when they were new.
Cavusin, located two kilometers from Goreme, is one of the oldest inhabited places in the region. The fresco scenes in the Cavusin church are distinctive because of their unusual compositions.
Kilise, Pasabaglari and the Cell of St Simeon are among the most impressive sites at Zelve.
In Urgup, 20 kilometers east of Nevsehir, the St Theodora and Pancarlik churches are elaborately decorated with religious art.
In the town of Ortahisar, six kilometers from Urgup, the most impressive sight is the once strategically important Ortahisar citadel. Fine examples of Cappadocia’s vernacular architecture cluster thickly around the base of the citadel. Also, worth seeing is the Uzumlu church, on the western side.
Six kilometers south of Urgup is Mustafapasa (Sinasos) a town justifiably famous for its splendid stone works. The Chapel of St Basil is decorated with motifs reflecting the Iconoclastic system of thought.
The town of tatlarin is located ten kilometers north of Acigol. The tatlarin church is graced with well preserved frescoes.
Twenty kilometers from Nevsehir are the Aciksaray ruins and the Church of St John in the town of Gulsehir.
The karabas, Kubbeli and St Barbara (tahtali Kilise) churches located in Soganli Valley in Kayseri province’s Yesilhisar county are paticularly important because of their architectural styles and their detailed fresco scenes.
The Eski Gumus church located in the town of Gumusler, eight kilometers northeast of Nigde, is a cliff monastery church and is decorated with fresco scenes that are extremely detailed and delicately executed. In addition to this, the underground cities of Kavlaktepe, Fertek, Konakli, Baglama, Kayirli, yesiltepe and Aktas Andabalis churches are sites worth visiting that are of great importance to Christians. Ancient city of Tyana (Roman period) is worth seeing.
Built into the Ucayak, derefakili, Aflak and Aksakli caves in Kirsehir province are historic places of worship that are important for Christianity.
Mention has already been made of the cappadocia region’s “underground cities” places that are as amazing as they are fascinating. There are many of them but the most extraordinary are the ones at Kaymakli, Derinkuyu, Mazi, Ozkonak and Tatlarin. In Kirsehir province, the underground cities of Mucur, Dulkadirli, Inlimurat and Kumbetalti are also quite impressive in their extent and layout. These were all used as shelters for great lengths of time and having undergone restoration work, they are now open to visitors.
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Cappadocia Map
Cappadocia area on the Turkey map
Cappadocia area on the Europa map
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Cappadocia Balloon Tour
Cappadocia Balloon Tour
Everybody wants fly like a bird everytime. That is a big dream of human. Now you can realize your own dream with cappadocia balloon tour. Don’t omit join to balloon tour if you planning to go to cappadocia. You can see the deep canyons, valleys and fairy chimneys from the air
Cappadocia balloon tour begins every day at sunrise. Balloon tour takes almost an hour but if you want to join deluxe balloon tour it takes 1.30 hour. There are so many balloon tour company in cappadocia area, you can choose one of them. You can take your own flight certificate after tour. Comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended.
Don’t forget your own camera, because you can take the best photos of the world during that journey.
Have a nice journey.. I am sure that you will be enjoy in cappadocia and balloon tour.
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Cave Hotels
Assiana Cave Hotel
Assiana House is a cave hotel located in the old part of Urgup (Esbelli area), and has 5 rooms with bathrooms and beautiful authentic decoration.
This family run small hotel of Cappadocia makes your stay a memorable and unforgettable one.
All our guests can use the swimming pool of the next door 4 star hotel at a price of EURO 8 per person for the whole day.
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YILDIZ Hotel
Since 1989 Yildiz Hotel receved is guests without any pretention in a typical Turkish house surrounding by a lovely garden ( 2000 m2 )where the breakfast is provided. There is 19 strandart rooms, 3 suit rooms ( all with private bath room) 1 indoor restourant with a fire place. You will always be wellcomed in this small family hotel.
In Anatolian House, For Turkish hospitable.. Yildiz Cave Hotel
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Hotel Karlikevi
KarlikEvi is a boutique hotel, situated in a place with the most beautiful panoramic view of Cappadoccia, it has Yoga and Meditation Salon , Art and Craft Centre, a small farm and a wide field where Ecological agriculture takes place. It has also an 80-person Meeting Hall, 20 seperate rooms which change from 45 to 110 m² and Honeymoon suites uniquely decorated. Constructed with lava stones , our rooms are perfect for listening to the silence , sitting in the jakuzi sipping your wine to throw off the weariness of the day while watching the Uchisar Castle and Kizilcukur Valley. If you want to experience the Anatolian Culture and be accommodated with the Uchisar hospitality , KarlikEvi is waiting for you and your guests.
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Turbel Hotel
Turbel Motel, located in Cavusin village enjoying aprime position with great views of the surrounding area and the old cavusin village, has been converted from a local farm house into a nice hotel.
The panoramic view of its restaurant extends on theancient village troglodyte and towards the other villages of Cappadoce (Avanos, Göreme, Uçhisar).
The Turbel motel is a good base for many excursions to following sites; Pasabagi, Zelve, the pink valley, thered valley, the rose valley. Often public transportation services (dolmus) makes it possible toreach all the other sites of Cappadocia.
How to Come The very calm hotel is located at CAVUSIN,typical village in full heart of Cappadoce.
Road accesses eases. To 3 kms of GÖREME. Airport of KAYSERI Parks railway KAYSERI A 60 kms
Rooms: - All with hot water, Concues in the local tradition, Ceilings drink some for a betterventilation, 5 rooms with bath-tub - WC, 9 rooms with shower - WC, 4 rooms troglodytes in thecourse of installation, 5 rooms voutees.
Cavusin . Kapadokya. Cavusin is a village about 4 kilometres from Göreme. The old village is largely desertedbecause the area has been plagued by rock falls. Forthis reason it is best to take a guide if you want tovisit Cavusin and to watch your step. At Çavusin you can visit the Church of John the Baptist whichprobably dates from the 5th century with paintings from the 6th, 7th and 8th centuries. Quite nearby another church containsfrescos commemorating the passage of Nicephoras Phocas(a Byzantine Emperor) through Cappadocia in 964 to 965 during his military campaign against Cilicia. Nicephoras may have visited the Church of John the Baptist which was an important centre for pilgrimageat that time.
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Hotel Akuzun
Built in 1989 of natural stone our comfortable family run Hotel offers an ideal base to explore the surrounding countryside. Situated in the “old town” district, 100 m to Urgup center, offering modern accommodation at its best. Clean interiors with private facilities and a breathtaking view over the old town dwellings, probably the most inviting accommodation in the Cappadocian region.
We have 33 rooms, 85 beds in total. All rooms are equipped with shower, WC, heating and telephone. Additionally we offer 4 Family Rooms with bath and television.
Our hotel has at your disposal: a restaurant in which we offer traditional Turkish cuisine. In addition there is a ground floor garden, roof terrace, lobby and bar. On colder evenings we invite you to relax in front of the romantic log fire of our restaurant.
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Hotel Melis
Melis Hotel is 300 years old Greek House which welcomes you with its charming atmosphere. Located in the town Urgup, which is the heart of Cappadocia that can offer. The popular spots in Cappadocia, shopping centers, restaurants, cave bars are all in within walking distance. Travel Agents, bus and taxi stations In the restful village morning, you can have your breakfast in Melis’ verdured garden. At night, the darkness and the tranquility of the garden is broken by the fire of introducing barbecueare also within easy reach. Each of our rooms come equipped with direct dial telephone, satelitte TV and central heating which is great for Cappadocia winters! Our cool and cozy courtyard offers our guests a quiet and comfortable place to relax during their stay. We offer an excellent blend of Turkish warmth and hospitality with modern, clean facilities.
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Telephone for Cappadocia Turkey
For intercity calls within Turkey first dial “0” then the area code, and then the local number. For international calls first dial “00”
International code for Turkey: 90
Cappadocia is incorporates the provinces of Aksaray , Nevsehir , Nigde , Kayseri and Kirsehir cities.
Aksaray area code: 382
Tourist info: 212 46 88
Nevsehir area code: 384
Tourist info: 213 36 59
Nigde area code: 388
Tourist info: 232 34 01
Kayseri area code: 352
Tourist info: 222 39 03
Kirsehir area code: 386
Tourist info: 214 28 61
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