Selime Monastery is located in Güzelyurt, Aksaray, at the end of Ihlara Valley, and is widely recognized as the largest rock-cut monastery in Cappadocia. Carved directly into massive volcanic rock formations, this extraordinary complex features spacious courtyards, monumental architecture, and multi-level living spaces that reflect the remarkable craftsmanship of ancient civilizations. The monastery includes a cathedral-sized rock-cut church, chapels, monks' quarters, kitchens, storage rooms, and communal living areas, offering visitors a fascinating insight into monastic life. Bearing traces of the Roman, Hittite, Byzantine, and Ottoman periods, Selime Monastery represents the rich cultural and historical diversity of Cappadocia history. Guests staying at Duruer Living Home can easily include Selime Monastery in a day trip together with Ihlara Valley, discovering two of the region's most significant historical and natural attractions. As one of the highlights of Cappadocia tourism, Selime Monastery offers an unforgettable experience for history enthusiasts, photographers, and travelers interested in unique architecture and cultural heritage.