Ortahisar

Turkish weddings are generally held in two consecutive nights. One night before the official wedding, there will be a traditional ceremony, the first night of "Kina Gecesi". Traditionally, only brides and women can participate this evening, so it is also called Hanna ceremony. Then on the bride's night, the bride will be expected to cry very sad, indicating the disappointment of leaving the family. Turkish wedding, usually without food, only drinks, drinks and some nuts, desserts. And Sina will welcome guests outside, waiting for guests to go to meet the bride.

Otasissa is a little-known village and it is said that the Cappadocia tourist map was also missing when it was first drawn. The whole village is not big but it is a scene of prosperity. There are many roadside shops, restaurants and hotels. The people here have lived on agriculture and nowadays they have developed tourism. Here you participate in horseback riding and experience the beauty of Cappadocia's countryside. There is only one road in the village of , and at the end of the road is the most remarkable landmark of Otasisa, the castle, where you can see the entire village. It takes 2 liras to climb the castle, and the steps are very steep.... So I would like to suggest that the people who are afraid of heights cautiously climb to the top! A small observatory in the middle of the castle, where you can clearly see a pebble road along the valley, with some old stone house ruins on either side. When we were nearly torn by the thrilling steps, the castle's viewing platform finally appeared. The scenes of deja vu, flashing countless shots in my mind, finally remembered that "Sister of Flowers" has also been here... I still remember the sister of Zhiling who cheered here? Likes from high altitude overlooking every place, when the familiar scenery becomes a microcosm, it will show another completely different scene, you can find the road you have traveled, the hotel you have stayed in, the hotel you have visited. Shops, restaurants that have been eaten... or some scenes that have been neglected by you.