The place most resembling the moon - Cappadocia.

Recommend taking an early morning flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia to save time and prepare for the hot air balloon ride by getting used to waking up early. (Note that luggage allowance may vary, for example, I had 30kg allowance flying from Italy to Istanbul but only 15kg for domestic flights, so don't buy too much in advance!) Cappadocia is mainly known for its stone pillars, wet murals, and hot air balloons. ATV self-driving is also a must! Wander through the diverse stone pillar forest and admire the open-air museum of Graymé. Explore the underground city of Derinkuyu with a guide - it's a must! Many of the passages in the underground city can only fit one person and require constant bending, so it's quite strenuous on the back. Visit the wet murals at the Selime Monastery, similar to China's Mogao Caves, but their preservation is very poor and there is basically nothing left. The top priority - hot air balloons! Make sure to check the weather in advance before going to Cappadocia. We were lucky enough to fly on the second day, as it was said that it couldn't fly for a week before. You must wake up early for the hot air balloon ride. We booked a local tour and had to prepare to depart at 3-4am, daring to fly up before the sun rises! Generally, there are 20 people in one basket, so choosing a good spot for photos is important! You will receive a certificate after the flight! Self-driving is something I personally enjoy, it feels a bit like off-road motorcycling, but it won't let you drive too fast. There is a leader in front, so you don't have to worry about getting lost. However, if a girl chooses to sit on the back seat and not drive, she must be careful of tree branches along the road. One of the girls in the same team had her face scratched. Key point! Bring a headscarf! Mask! Glasses! Because it's really dusty! Basically, after one trip, you'll become a little mud person! But being able to appreciate such a beautiful sunset is also very worthwhile!