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Urgub Holidays
The most exclusive destination in Cappadocia, Urgup is a pretty, modern, troglodytic village which is devoted to luxury tourism.
Visit Urgub
- Art & Culture
- Place or Historical Monument
- Castle and fortress
Urgub: How to get there?
22km by road from Nevsehir
Urgub: See when to go?
From March to January
Urgub: For how long?
One day
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What our travellers think of their stay
Ürgüp is a little tourist village in Cappadocia, Turkey. There are lots of troglodyte hotels and restaurants, all of which can cater for groups of tourists.
My suggestion
If you don't mind heights and want to get a stunning, panoramic view, you can take a hot air balloon tour!
The most exclusive destination in Cappadocia, Urgup is a pretty, modern, troglodytic village which is devoted to luxury tourism.
My suggestion
Whilst you are in Urgup in Cappadocia, try the excellent local wine, which you can often get straight from the producers.
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