How to get from Antalya to Capadocia?

You can go by bus. There is a direct bus from Antalya to Capadocia, which takes 9 hours. If it is a night bus, for example, it leaves at night 10, arrives at 7: 00 in the morning, and stops three times along the way.

In Capadocia, we should pay attention to sun protection all the year round, and keep warm in the morning and evening of other three seasons except summer. Most activities in Kappa area are outdoors, so it is better to get up early by hot air balloon, so it is better to wear a blanket or coat.

If you choose to travel by ATV, there must be a misunderstanding of windproof. Windshield and scarf are good choices. In addition, prepare enough dry food and water before traveling in Gorem Open-air Museum!

You can't take a hot air balloon every day. It depends on the weather, especially the wind direction and airflow. Before taking the balloon, the staff will put a weather vane in the sky and observe it very carefully. The airflow will be cancelled at any time, which is much more formal than Egypt.

Hot air balloons need to be booked in advance. If the shuttle bus is reserved, it will pick you up at the hotel (usually staying in a cave) around 5 o'clock, and then go to a place similar to the post office in town. People from different balloon companies will gather here for tea or chat, and the staff will measure the wind direction outside.

Then different cars of different companies pull people to their respective lift-off points, and you can see the whole process of ignition and inflation. After that, you will be thrown into the basket and lifted. The seven-level ball carries four passengers and flies for half an hour, which takes about 200-300MJ. When descending, I went straight to the carriage, and finally opened champagne, issued certificates, celebrated and hugged pilot…… ... ...

The history of Capadocia becoming a popular tourist destination can be traced back to the last century. It is very late for people to discover this wonderful place similar to an alien planet. /kloc-Paul Lucas, a French traveler in the 0/8th century, described that people here lived in a conical cave like a pyramid, but everyone was dubious about his description.

1907 Pere Guillaume de Jerphanion, a bachelor of French Jesuits, was so amazed when riding through Capadocia: "We were all stunned by the scenery in front of us, and those hills and Isaiah skirts constituted the most beautiful scenery under the brilliant lights".

Later, he spent his whole life studying the church in Capadocia, and published many research papers in 1930s and 1940s. Capadocia gradually became known to the world. In 1980s, Cappadocia really reached its first tourism peak. Today, the wonderful terrain and long history have been supporting this land, attracting countless tourists here.