If Cappadocia had been invented by a Sci-Fi producer their imagination would surely win an Oscar. However this lunar landscape of limestone chimneys and fairy mushrooms resulted from volcanic activity many ages ago.
Experience Cappadocia at sunrise from a hot air balloon and watch the light steal across this wondrous mountain area as it slowly lights mountain top, cliff face and the valleys and ravines below. Explore and shop in underground cities and luxuriate in the 5* comfort of modern hotels that blend into mountainsides.
Centuries ago Cappadocia’s underground cities, churches and homes provided shelter for the persecuted. Nowadays Cappadocia is a great and unique place for smaller conferences and, especially, Incentives. If you are seeking a novel backdrop to your conference or an off the wall hotel, in a cave, for your Incentive then it has to be Cappadocia.
According to Herodotus, father of history, Dionysos (or Bacchus in Roman times) was born in Aegean (western) Turkey around 4,000 BC and Anatolia remains an important producer of Turkish wines. Cappadocia’s curious land formations do not lend this part of Anatolia to large scale grape cultivation, however the locally produced wines are worth drinking, and many more of Turkey’s very fine wines should not be missed. After all you are in or near the birth place of wine… when in Anatolia do as Dionysos did ..enjoy the local wine.
Istanbul is the main gateway to Cappadocia so why not consider spending one of your incentive days/nights in Istanbul before taking a connecting flight to Cappadocia?
And to cap off your Cappadocia experience depend upon the g2o experience in Destination Management.
