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 Phone: +90384 219 26 62
E-Mail: info@uchisarpension.com
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Welcome in Turkey
Hello My name is Mustafa Sari,
I am originating in Cappadoce and with my small family I have occupied myself for more than ten years of a small pension with the foot of the castle of Uçhisar, with two superb terraces which gives a splendid sight on the valley of the pigeon ones. Small village located at 7 km of Nevsehir, Uçhisar is regarded as the point highest of the area "1350m" of altitude and it is the favourites place of the holiday makers and the hikers who like to walk and this to lose in this marvellous lunar landscape with many walked on of fairies. In a recent past the population still lived in the fortress but has to give up it because of the increase in population but especially because of erosion. All in top of the fortress of Uçhisar, you will be able to discover a panoramic sight of the area. The castle of Uçhisar would just like have that of Urgüp and Ortahisar of long underpasses, but they will remain a mystery since these passages broke down. I present my wife Gül, and our two children Melek and Serkan. Throughout these years, me and my small family we succeeded in creating a place or overflows in abundance user-friendliness, hospitality, laughter and joy in life. And we bound friendships with our hosts venuent of all Europe and other continents, and it is with the greatest pleasure which we would wish to be able you count among our future hosts that one will hasten together to transform into friendship. Do not hesitate A jettez an eye in the guide of routard and lonly planet.
Alltitude: 1350 m
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ROOMS
We have double rooms, two or three single beds. All of them have shower, toilet and all the standart comforts. In our pension, you can find “troglodytes” rooms which are very cool in summer and pleasant in other seasons. The price of the breakfast which is home made is included in room’s price, most of our rooms face pigeon valley. (How to contact us) : info@uchisarpension.com (During the summer season) uchisar.pension50@gmail.com (For winter) (To add your address on facebook) : Uchisar'li Mustafa We have wireless network which can be accessible from every room. Prices: • 2 person : 40 Euro • 3 person : 55 Euro • 0-6 years old children are free of charge. |
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The Red and Rose Valley
Departure by car until the walking part of Red Walley.after Goreme. There we leave the cars and start to our trip, 600m after we visit first of all a church named Cross of VI century (the Latin crosses and one malthese flag is sculptred on the plafond). After getting out from the church a few hundred metres far away we can visit the church of Saint Jean of Güllüdere or the beautiful wall paintings are also visible. The best part of our trip starts here, first of all we’re descending some meters until we arrive to the high plato of roses of the valley where you can discover a splendid view of the region. 1,5 km far away we arrive to the valley of roses. Arriving to the crurch of raisin we take a break in a splendid cave beside a beautiful garden where the responsible of the crurch proposes us drinks to refresh ourselves. And then we continue to our trip by passing through the valley of roses until the cars. From there we will go to Çavuþin where we visit the ancient city of Çavuþin , the Saint Jean Baptiste church in the middle of the city from the VI century and the summit of the ancient city. From there we returne to Uchisar by car.
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The White Valley
The White Valley starts from Uchisar and goes down to Cavusin village. Walking through the gardens of the villagers in the base of the valley will amaze you. We will pass through the Love Valley which has different types of 'fairy chimneys', most of them amusingly phallic in appearance.
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The Pigeon Valley
The Pigeon Valley is one of the most famous valleys of Cappadocia and its name comes from the pigeon-cotes carved on its walls. The walk starts from the south side of Uchisar fortress and ends at Goreme village. 6 km.
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Ihlara Valley & Underground City Kaymakli
We descend into the centre of the earth in the underground city of Kaymakli, one the largest and the deepest of the 40 others in Cappadocia; walking in Ihlara Canyon, a “mirage” in the Steps of Anatolia up to Belisirma village, the ancient Peristrema: “Valley of the Sky” along the Melendiz River. Rock-cut churches, spread across a wild plantation, surprise you with their successfully painted representations from the Bible. We have lunch in Belisirma at a local restaurant by the river. Visit the Caravanserai of Agzikarahan, a very fine example of the Turkish Seljuk art, built in early 13th century on the legendary Silk Road for the accommodation of the traders and their camels.
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Soganli Valley
An Open Air Museum in a wild natural setting near a typical Cappadocian village with its different style rock-cut churches with their unique frescoes. Spectacular "table top" mountains surround the village in the valley. Goreme was known, in the ancient times, as Korama. The first references to it are in the early 7th c Acts of St Hieron, a 3rd C. saint who was a native of Matianoi, or the modern Maccan. Goreme is an amphitheatre of ample portions surrounded by steep cliffs leading to a pleasant, verdant valley, which puzzles every single visitor, by the interesting access to many of the caves. The place we refer as the Goreme Open Air Museum is located in a small part of the whole valley, and right next door to the modern village of Goreme. It must have been such a convenient place to dwell that Goreme acted as one of the most important monastic settlements in the early Christian ages.
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Flying over Cappadocia with a Balloon
You will enjoy wonderful memories if you decide to fly over Cappadocia. The fares are still high but it is lower than the pleasure you will feel as soon as you will take off. You will discover an amazing scenery flying over the valleys. You will take off at the sunrise to discover the colorful sightseeing on the valleys. Any other way to fly over Cappadocia is forbidden, so it is the only way to discover Cappadocia from a higher point.
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Horse Riding
You will enjoy riding a horse in the valleys. Another way to discover Cappadocia without walking! Several companies can rent you a horse for a tour. Ask for information at our front desk.
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Whirling Dervish
We can book for show in our pension and we take you to there by our minibus.
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