Derwish Ceremony in a Historic Caravanserai
The Derwish Ceremony offers a profound way to connect with the spiritual traditions of Anatolia. Taking place in a 1000-year-old restored caravanserai, this one-hour ritual invites guests into a space shaped by silence, stone, and sacred rhythm.
This authentic Derwish Ceremony is held every evening at 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., away from the center of town. Logos Cave Cappadocia works with a partner known for honoring the original purpose of the ritual—not as a performance, but as a form of devotion. Under softly lit arches, the ambiance is intentionally undisturbed, allowing you to be present and feel rather than observe.
Each Ceremony concludes with a traditional offering of grape-based sherbet—served not only as refreshment, but as a quiet symbol of sweetness and completion.
Experience Details:
- Ceremony starts daily at 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
- Duration: 1 hour
- Held in an authentic caravanserai outside town
- Transportation is not included; taxi or private transfer can be arranged upon request
- Cash payment is made directly to the organizer
Guests are reminded that the Derwish Ceremony is a spiritual event. Photography is discouraged to preserve the meditative space. This is a moment for stillness meant not to be captured, but carried within.
This Ceremony is more than tradition. It is an experience of devotion, stillness, and meaning.
