It's a very beautiful canyon. The unity of nature and history. There are many caves where you can climb. We were with the children, so the children are generally delighted. The main entrance 2 is more suitable for tourists, especially if with children and is gentrified, everywhere the signs are easy to navigate. Parking is paid nearby. A passenger car is 60 liras, a camper is 100 liras, but at night it seems like you can stand without paying, we didn't spend the night, but we drove up, there was no security. A large, clean toilet in the parking lot. The entrance to valley 1 is more "wild", there were no entrances at entrances 3 and 4. Admission for foreign tourists is expensive - in July 25, 15 euros per person, but if you arrive before the ticket office opens, you can safely pass through.

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Pavel Sindrevich

Level 30 Local Expert

An overly hyped tourism project that just makes money. The canyon is not that deep to take your breath away, and the nature is generally ordinary, standard. There may have been many churches before, but now only 13 are open to the public, and to visit all you will have to walk more than 15 km, and this involves climbing stairs. Visiting the valley is just often included in the green route for organized groups, but if you travel alone, then everyone chooses for themselves.

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татьяна миронова

Level 27 Local Expert

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.We bought a guided tour. Well, as we walked, we came to the shade, he quickly told everything in 10 minutes and said: you have a lot of free time, go and see. But his story was enough for us, and we liked everything.

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