Ayvali Koyu 50400 Urgup Turkey

Airport Code: ASR

Ayvali is 10 km to the south of urgup. Take theroad to mustafapasa, which is on the halfwaywhenleaving urgup. After the first bridge leavingurgup, follow the yellow sign pointing towardsthe mazikoy roman tombs, and Ayvali villagemisspelling ayvalik. It is a peaceful smallroad with spectacular geographical formations.the archaeologist kemal talih turkmen 1949 1995 mentioned about this road as being used inpre historical periods urgup, bilinmeyenkapadokyadan bir kesit, ankara 1999. Hediscovered an obsidian workshop from the stoneage and broken ceramics dated to assyrian colonyperiod 2000 1600 bc just 200m to the north ofthe same bridge. This small hillside could beused for several purposes for thousands of years.the second bridge is right before you get toayvali is haci ismail deresi koprusu. Stop by anddiscover the early christian byzantine cavechurches with frescoes a 100m to the south of thebridge. It is a place reserved only for you. Thefact that very few people now about this placeand that the road is away from the main touristdestinations kept this place very unspoiled.iceridere valley, underground city the cavehouses, an in excavated underground city, cavepotato and apple storage areas are all waiting tobe discovered. Some villagers still come live incave houses. There are many springs withsparkling water. A seven kilometer long walkingpath brings you up to golgoli ruins and damsa damlake. Cappadocia is the historical name of theregion in central Turkey, 300 km south of ankara,capital of Turkey. Cappadocia of the hittitetimes 2000 1200 bc was a large area of centraleast and southern Turkey. Modern cappadociarefers to a geographical area covering thevalleys of goreme, town of urgup with fairychimneys, derinkuyu and kaymakli undergroundcities, center of ceramic art in avanos,panoramic castle of uchisar, the canyon of ihlaranear guzelyurt and kayseri. Kayseri has thehighest mountain of the region erciyes argeus.