Zelve Museum: Zelve Open-Air Museum is known as the longest continuously inhabited settlement in the Cappadocia region. It is also the oldest settlement in the region. It is located about 2 km east of the Goreme district. It is considered the most important museum in Cappadocia. Christianity first began to spread here. There are many monasteries, churches, and dwellings. It is especially notable for its cave houses.

Pasabag Valley: Pasabag Valley is the most characteristic area of the Cappadocia region. Due to the erosion caused by factors such as rain and wind, the tuff formations in this valley have a mushroom-like appearance. İn the Red Tour Cappadocia Pasabag Valley, which attracts attention with its popularity, is home to epic fairy chimneys and numerous cave houses. The best way to explore the valley is to take a tour on the trails and explore all the dwellings.

Devrent Valley is located on the road between Avanos and Urgup. İn the Red Tour Cappadocia one of the first sights that greets you is a giant rock resembling a camel. Depending on your imagination, you can see rock formations that resemble animal figures. You can also see churches and Roman cemeteries. The name Devrent Valley means "hole" and "cliff," but contrary to its meaning, the valley is completely surrounded by fascinating formations.

Avanos is among the most visited places in Cappadocia and this programme is the most interesting tour in Turkey. The wooden bridge is considered the symbol of Avanos. Avanos pottery is one of the most visited places in Cappadocia. Pottery-making may seem easy, but it requires skill and patience. It is known that in the past, there were hundreds of masters in this village involved in pottery and ceramics production. It is accepted that pottery making in this region started around 200 BC during the Hittite period. Another beauty that should be seen in Cappadocia is the Red River (Kızılırmak). It offers a wonderful atmosphere for you to spend quality time with its peaceful flow during your Cappadocia Red Tour.

Love Valley, also known as the Valley of Lovers, is among the meeting points in Cappadocia for those who want to witness a magnificent visuality as well as those who want to experience romance to the fullest. This valley, which is one of the must-see places in Cappadocia, has a length of 4900 metres. The vineyards and fruit trees in the valley, which fascinates every visitor with its impressive fairy chimneys, are expressed as the closest companions of the visitors.