Make the most of your stay in Cappadocia with one of the most iconic experiences Turkey has to offer: a Turkish bath. Also known as hammam, this tradition dates back to the time of the Ottoman Empire and remains to this day as a social ritual. An excellent way to relax your tired muscles from traveling. The Turkish Bath is a traditional type of public bathing which is essentially based on the ancient Roman bathing culture and the principles of the steam bath. Combining this with the traditional Turkish bath massage (“Turkish scrub”), it became an integral part of Turkish culture as well as an important part of social life. After sweating, the person in charge of scrubbing and foaming will scrub all the dead skin from your body. Do not worry, it does not hurt. You will be surprised how much dead skin will come off your body. After foaming, you can relax as long as you want in the Hammam. Your body will begin to breathe in each cell and your blood circulation accelerates. Do not miss this experience! Learn more about the ancient bathing ritual of the Ottoman Sultans while relaxing.

Benefit from pick-up at your hotel in Göreme in the evening, and then journey to an amazing cave restaurant located in the stunning rock formations of Cappadocia. Watch a unique folkloric show of traditional dances from different areas of Turkey and journey through the various styles of music and costumes of the nation's regions. Feast on a tasty dinner with unlimited soft and alcoholic drinks as the dancers perform. Marvel at the rhythms of an authentic belly dance after the different folk dances have finished, and become part of the program as you are invited to join in. 

For this activity, which starts with your pick-up from the hotel, we take you to Saruhan Caravanserai, the old caravanserai. We accompany you on the journey that takes about 15-20 minutes. Afterwards, it is presented to you as a unique and impressive experience prepared by the real dervishes of the Region. However, it is forbidden to take videos or photos during the show. It allows you to leave peacefully with sherbet after the show. After the event, we end the event with a drop-off at the hotel.

The Sema ceremony represents a mystical journey of man's spiritual ascent through love, finding the truth and reaching "Perfect". Then he returns from this spiritual journey as a man who has reached maturity and perfection to love and serve all creatures regardless of faith, class or race. With the Cappadocia Whirling Dervish Hat (the tombstone of his ego) and his white skirt (the cover of his ego), the dervish is spiritually born into the truth. When he takes off his black cloak, he travels and progresses from the heavens to spiritual maturity. Keeping his arms crossed at the beginning and at every stage of the Sema, he represents the number one and bears witness to the oneness of Allah.

Immerse yourself in local culture with this Cappadocia pottery making workshop on this tour with pickup in Your hotel . Sip on tea and a glass of wine or beer during your experience. Get a small gift to take home with your. After your class, check out a local gallery before returning to your hotel.  Be picked up at your doorstep and relax on the 10-25 minute air-conditioned transfer to the workshop location. Listen as your local guide tells you about Cappadocian culture along the way.  Stop in the town of Avanos which is situated near the Kizilirmak River. This lush town has been the center of Turkish terracotta art since 3000 BC. Get step-by-step pottery-crafting instruction to help you to improve your clay-working skills. Receive a gift to remember your course by.  Head back to your accommodation after class, but stop in to admire some local artwork at a gallery along the way. 

Your driver will pick you up from your hotel. He will take you to the place where the show is taking place and wait for you there. Experience Turkish culture and traditions while being hosted by artists at a Turkish Night Show. Enjoy an evening of drinks, appetizers and dinner while attending a show at one of Cappadocia's cave restaurants. This is followed by a few folk dances from different parts of Turkey, and then the belly dancer takes the stage. She performs her breathtaking dance and then wanders around the room asking the men to join her on stage. Lucky guys learn some basic belly dancing moves. The performance of the night comes to an end after additional dances and performances, including the fire dance, the Caucasian knife dance and the drum show. Dance performances and music from many regions of Anatolia are exhibited. During the show, the waiters offer unlimited soft and alcoholic drinks accompanied by appetizers. Afterwards, it is served hot as a starter before proceeding to the main course. You can choose one of the meat, chicken or fish as the main course. Vegetable casserole is also available for vegetarian guests. At the end of the show, your driver will drop you back to your hotel.

The pick up starts around 8.00 pm from Goreme by our air-conditioned of vans we wick up our passengers one way one from hotels. Before 9.00 pm we arrive to restaurant and the dinner starting with cold starters and cold drinks. The performing starting around 9.00 pm and hot starters service starting sametime with dance show. Soon main course service starting. The special of the restaurant is lamb kebab with rice. If you do not like meat or if you are gegeterian, we have other options as vegetarian food, fish, chicken shish, meatballs too. The night show is ending around 11.00 pm, and 11.15 is usually departure time from restaurant. We drop back to hotel around 12.00 one by one. In our Turkish Night drinks are unlimited and options quite much. We accept booking from Avanos, Cavusin, Urgup, Ortahisar, Uchisar, Mustafapasha, according your hotel location pick up time can flex, please add your hotel defenetelly in booking and soon we will respond you with your pick up time.

First , we will pick up you from hotels and go to our show place. Upon arriving at the venue where the Turkish Night Show takes place, guests are welcomed by the staff and ushered to their seats. The seating arrangements typically follow a theater or banquet-style setup, allowing everyone to have a clear view of the stage As guests settle into their seats, they are greeted with traditional Turkish music playing softly in the background, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The venue may also be adorned with colorful decorations, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Cappadocia. Before the show begins, a sumptuous traditional Turkish dinner is served. The meal includes a variety of mouthwatering dishes, such as kebabs, mezes (appetizers), stuffed vine leaves, savory pastries, and delicious desserts like baklava. Guests are encouraged to savor the flavors of authentic Turkish cuisine. As guests enjoy their dinner, live Turkish music performances kick off the entertainment. Musicians may play traditional instruments such as the oud (a stringed instrument), darbuka (a drum), or the baglama (a Turkish stringed instrument). The melodies and rhythms create an immersive experience, capturing the essence of Turkish culture. In background, the stage comes alive with colorful folk dance performances from different regions of Turkey. Dancers in vibrant costumes showcase traditional dance styles, each with its own unique flair and symbolism. Guests are often invited to participate and learn some dance moves. The belly dance segment is another captivating part of the Turkish Night Show. A talented belly dancer takes the stage, enchanting the audience with her graceful movements and impressive techniques. Guests are encouraged to cheer and clap along, creating a lively and interactive atmosphere. Throughout the evening, there are opportunities for audience participation. Guests might be invited on stage to join in some dances or play interactive games with the performers. These moments create a sense of camaraderie and add an element of fun to the experience Attending a Turkish Night Show in Cappadocia provides an immersive and entertaining way to appreciate the rich heritage of Turkey, leaving guests with cherished memories of their time in this enchanting region. Whole show will be for 2 :30 to 3 hours and at the end of the show drop off back to hotels.

Your Cappadocian holiday sounds incredibly enjoyable! Indulge in the vibrant Turkish culture and embrace the festivities while savoring a wide array of appetizers, a delicious traditional lamb dish, and an abundance of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. It's a wonderful opportunity to relax and fully immerse yourself in the rich cultural experiences that Turkey has to offer.

The Sema Whirling dervishes ceremony is the inspiration of Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi (1207 - 1273). A part of the Turkish culture, it is also integral to the belief system and history of Konya. The ceremony symbolizes the different meanings of a mystic cycle to perfection; Ascension to Mirac. In essence, it is what we do as a form of remembrance to God. The most notable person in Konya was the world famous “Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi” who established the Mevlevi Sufi philosophy. Watch in wonder at this 1-hour show in Cappadocia, as the whirling dervishes take their place and praise the Prophet Mohammed. Following a chant, the extraordinary whirling dervishes revolve to represent the birth of humanity. With his hat (his ego's tombstone), and his white skirt (his ego's shroud) the dervish is spiritually born to the truth. When he removes his black cloak, he journeys and advances to the spiritual maturity through the stages of the Sema. At the beginning and each stage of the Sema, holding his arms crosswise he testifies to God's unity. It ends with Fâtiha for the souls of all prophets, martyrs and believers, and a prayer for the salvation of the country. Dating back centuries, the tradition represents in thrilling fashion the idea that in the universe, everything, from atoms to the solar system to the blood that circulates in the body, revolves.