[2025 Nevsehir Attraction] Travel Guide for Paşa bağları (Updated Jun)

It is a very beautiful place, one of the places to see in Cappadocia. The natural formations are wonderful, you need to take time to see every part. You can see many mushroom-like rock formations. It's a spectacular sight. #6월여행지원금

It is a beautiful and small open air museum. It is nice to see the original form of fairy chimneys. Also, the staff is very knowledgeable and helpful in the area. He directed us to the Zelve Museum himself. We were very pleased. You don't need to spend a long time. You can visit this area in 15 minutes. Museum Card is valid. There is no parking problem. #6월여행지원금

There are many fairy chimneys in Nevşehir. We preferred to visit here. You can visit all the fairy chimneys by following the walking paths. Entrance is provided by museum card or fee. There is free parking. There are cafes and souvenir shops at the entrance. There are single-headed and multi-headed fairy chimneys. There are also houses built inside fairy chimneys. There is also a fairy chimney used as a period church. It also has white hills. We liked it very much. There are flowers etc. very beautiful views. I recommend it to everyone. #6월여행지원금

It is called Smurf Village and it was very nice to visit once. It takes 30-40 minutes to walk around once, and there were two very good photo spots. As you walk along the Pasabag Valley, you can find small caves and chapels made in the rocks. It is said that this is where monks actually lived, so it was a chance to catch a glimpse of their lives. If you like taking pictures, this is heaven. Especially during sunrise or sunset, the light and shadows come together to create a fantastic scene. #JuneTravelSupport

One of the most impressive places in Cappadocia was Pasabag Valley. It is located about 15 minutes by car from Goreme, so it is easily accessible. The 'fairy chimneys' here are truly unique. The mushroom-shaped rocks form a cluster, giving the impression of being from another planet. Some of the rocks have three 'heads', making them even more unique.  The entrance fee is about 12 euros, and it will be even more fulfilling if you visit it together with the nearby Zelve Open-Air Museum. If you want to feel the true nature of Cappadocia, Pasabag Valley is a must-visit place. #JuneTravelSupport

Turkey is a country full of exotic charm and breathtaking natural landscapes. During this visit to the Mushroom Valley/Fairy Chimneys in Cappadocia, the stunning scenery left me in awe. Countless mushroom-shaped houses spread out before my eyes, which were historically homes for the upper class in ancient Turkey. These mushroom houses were formed naturally through volcanic eruptions and erosion by wind and weather over time. No matter the angle, every photo taken here looks like a painting. The area is quite expansive, requiring an entrance ticket, and the visit typically takes about an hour.