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Vallée de Péristréma Vacations

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The Peristrema Valley differs from the large valleys of Cappadocia. It does not contain unusual rock formations, though it is nevertheless spectacular: a deep canyon with sheer rock walls and a smattering of rock churches. It truly is a beautiful place.

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Vallée de Péristréma: How to get there?

Five minutes on foot from the village of Ilhara

Vallée de Péristréma: When to go?

All year round

Vallée de Péristréma: For how long?

One day

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Vallée de Péristréma: What to see in the surroundings?

What our travelers think about their stay

Nicolas Landru

Seasoned Traveller

My suggestion

Walk between the two groups of cave churches, Ilhara and Belisirma. The route takes you along the side of the Melendiz River and it is an easy walk to do. There are several ways to get down into the canyon from the plateau, notably the steps from Ilhara village.

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