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Cappadocia, Turkey: A Biblical Wonderland Waiting for You

If there’s one place that feels like you’ve stepped straight into the pages of the Bible, it’s Cappadocia. Picture this: soft, rolling valleys dotted with whimsical “fairy chimneys,” ancient cave churches carved into the cliffs, and entire underground cities that once sheltered early Christians fleeing persecution.

Where is Cappadocia and How we get you there?

Cappadocia is nestled in the heart of central Turkey, in a region called Anatolia. It’s about 180 miles southeast of Ankara, Turkey’s capital, and roughly 450 miles from bustling Istanbul, making it surprisingly accessible for travelers.
On our tours, we reach Cappadocia by flying into Kayseri Erkilet Airport (ASR) or Nevşehir Kapadokya Airport (NAV). Both airports are small, friendly, and just about an hour’s drive from the main towns like Göreme, Ürgüp, or Uçhisar. Daily domestic flights run from Istanbul and Ankara, so you can easily add our Cappadocia extension to our Turkey & Greece journey.

Why Visit Cappadocia?

Cappadocia is more than just a stunning landscape – it’s a living testament to faith, resilience, and timeless beauty. Stroll through the frescoed chapels of Göreme Open-Air Museum, one of the world’s most impressive collections of rock-cut churches and monasteries. Climb into the hidden dwellings of Uçhisar Castle, perched on the region’s highest point with panoramic views that stretch for miles.

Cappadocia-Passabag

Don’t miss the chance to wander the ancient tunnels of Kaymakli or Derinkuyu Underground City, where early believers dug deep into the earth to find safety and community. Hike through the magical Ihlara Valley, a lush gorge dotted with cave churches and frescoes that tell stories of faith from centuries past. And at sunrise? Drifting above this storybook terrain in a hot air balloon, with the fairy chimneys of Pasabag (Monk’s Valley) below, is an experience you’ll treasure forever.

📌 “Did You Know?”

Did you know? Cappadocia is actually mentioned in the New Testament! Acts 2:9 lists it among the regions whose people heard the apostles speak in their own languages on the day of Pentecost. Imagine…this land has been part of the story from the very beginning.

Whether you’re a history or nature enthusiast, a Bible scholar, or simply someone who dreams of exploring a place like no other, Cappadocia will capture your heart and imagination.

 Ready to experience Cappadocia’s timeless beauty?

Reserve your spot on our next Churches of Revelation Turkey & Greece Journey today – opt to join our 2-night pre tour extension to see this sacred wonder for yourself!