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Nevşehir's airport at
Tuzköy has daily flights from Istanbul,
but most flights use Kayseri's
Erkilet Airport. More...
Nevşehir is the land
transport nexus for western Cappadocia,
with a busy Otogar (bus
terminal).
If you ride a bus from a distant city,
it'll probably come to Nevşehir, and
you'll probably continue to your final
destination (a Cappadocian
town) by minibus.
Unfortunately for travelers, in 2010
the city moved its Otogar to
a new location far to the southwest
of the city center, making transport
to and from towns like Avanos, Göreme,
Mustafapaşa, Uçhisar and Ürgüp more
time-consuming and expensive.
Here's how to get to Cappadocia
from other Turkish cities.
Distances & Travel Times from
Nevsehir
Adana: 282
km (175 miles) S, 5 hours
Aksaray: 73
km (45 miles) W, 1 hour
Aladağlar
National Park: 144
km (90 miles) S, 2.25 hours
Ankara: 285
km (177 miles) NW, 4 hours
Antalya: 634
km (394 miles) SW, 9 hours
Avanos: 17
km (11 miles) NE, 20 minutes
Derinkuyu: 30
km (19 miles) S, 40 minutes
Göreme: 10
km (6 miles) E, 15 minutes
Güzelyurt: 95
km (59 miles) SW, 1.75 hours
Ihlara
Valley: 110 km (68
miles) SW, 2 hours
Istanbul: 730
km (454 miles) NW, 12 hours
Kaymaklı: 20
km (12 miles) S, 25 minutes
Kayseri: 102
km (63 miles) E, 1.5 hours
Kırşehir: 93 km (58 miles)
NW, 1.5 hours
Konya: 221
km (137 miles) SW, 3.5 hours
Niğde: 77
km (48 miles) S, 1.25 hours
Pamukkale: 650
km (404 miles) W, 9.5 hours
Uçhisar: 8
km (5 miles) W, 10 minutes
Ürgüp: 23
km (14 miles) E, 25 minutes
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