Motherhood is beautiful. One of the most amazing things a woman can experience this side of heaven.

Let me remind you, whether you are a mother or are a young lady soon to enter that season in the future, that God created motherhood and therefore it is a GOOD thing. It is a beautiful thing. It is a blessing, a gift, a duty, and form of obedience to God's will for your life - whether it is with natural birth, or the incredible gift of adoption.

But like marriage, motherhood is ultimately NOT about the following:
- Our own happiness
- a social accomplishment
- something to idolize above God

Instead, God created motherhood for this primary spiritual reason: to sanctify us.


Why Sanctification is our Primary Personal Pursuit as Christians

What is Sanctification? Never heard of it? Go to this post completely dedicated to explaining sanctification - but in a nutshell is it the process of becoming more holy, or set apart to obey God's will.

"Those who cleanse themselves from the latter [wickedness] will be instruments for special purposes, made holy, useful to the Master and prepared to do any good work." - 2 Timothy 2:21 (clarified context added)

The Bible is clear about the evidence we should see in our lives, as true believers, as we grow in the faith, conforming to the image of Christ (Romans 8:29). It is usually summarized by the Fruit of the Spirit, and more clearly demonstrated by the works and life of Christ and the apostles.

We all have heard mothers, including ourselves, who have described motherhood to have caused our hearts to grow in love in ways we could never imagine. But the Holy Spirit takes us further...

8 Ways Motherhood Makes Us More HOLY

Motherhood helps us, as woman of God, to grow in our faith, conform more to the image of Christ, and ultimately sanctify us by changing our hearts! Here is how God uses motherhood to give us hearts that are more...

1. GRATEFUL

"Childbirth is the common day miracle." This is a quote from Call the Midwife series, and it has always stuck with me. There is a reason it is called 'the miracle of LIFE'!

How two cells come together, form a baby, and that baby comes into the world, ever so perfect - it is nothing short of a miracle. The love that grows and then explodes as you hold this child in your arms, it is unlike anything else you could ever experience.

Motherhood opens our eyes to a deeper understanding of God's love for us that becomes almost impossible to explain, and it makes one so grateful for this love. Grateful to be used as an instrument to bring life, grateful that God treats his believers with the love and tenderness that you now have for your own child.

"In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." - 1 Thessalonians 5:18

2. SERVING

Even before that bundle of joy comes into the world, women are already sacrificing their needs and desires for the sake of their child. Abstaining from certain drinks and food, gaining weight, losing sleep, and all the pain and suffering of childbirth. Then the real hard work begins!

Motherhood forces us to become selfless. It wasn't until I had a child, and in those early months that I had to look into the figurative mirror and recognize the selfish and self-centered desires still very much rampant in my heart. It is through God's grace that we have our hearts adopt a more serving attitude that takes joy in serving our children, as Jesus served others.


3. HUMBLE

Let's face it. Motherhood is not glamorous. Unless you are ultra rich and can afford the high-end luxuries, nannies and perfectly styled photoshoots that are nothing more than a curated snapshot of an unrealistic moment.

There are poop explosions, healing body parts, spit-up, haggard eyes, brain fog, non-stop crying, etc. But it is with humility that we deal with all of these, and hopefully without too much grumbling (because remember, we should also be growing in gratitude!). And yet, we will not do it perfectly, lest we become proud parents that show off how much we've "got it together"!

Verses on humility: Proverbs 11:2, Psalm 25:9, Philippians 2:3-4

4. DEPENDENT ON GOD

There is nothing more physically, mentally, emotionally, socially and spiritually exhausting as having a baby who needs you constantly for, really, their entire growing up and beyond.
Remember the words of Jesus when he said we should be like little children? Or to have child-like faith? Well having a child can really flesh out what this means. Children are heavily dependent on their mother, for milk, changing, bathing, feeding, care, nurture, love, encouragement, teaching and EVERYTHING!

In the same way, we should approach GOD! For every single need we have in this life, Jesus tells us to pray for.


5. MATURE

It takes maturity to recognize how much we require wisdom and help from God to help us navigate parenthood. Because no matter how many children we have, how much we study childhood psychology, or if we baby sat a thousand kids - each child is UNIQUE! Therefore, there is no clear cut theory or formula. So we get on our knees and pray for what we lack, and we read the Word for God's instruction before we try to use our own knowledge and strength to solve things.

"Therefore let us leave the elementary doctrine of Christ and go on to maturity" - Hebrews 6:1 (ESV)

6. FULL OF PRAISE

Tying back a bit to point number 1 - when we have a heart of gratitude it then becomes a heart of praise. When we recognize the miracle of birth, the blessing of a child, the love God has for us, and knowing He is there through it all to support us, sustain us, encourage and strengthen us; we can't help but praise God for everything that is Motherhood! And God always, always deserves the glory, because we know we could never do it on our own.

Some of my favourite examples of women praising god are the prayers of Hannah and Mary.

7.  TRUSTING

We already talked about how our children are real-life examples of how we are dependent on God for our needs, but then we must go beyond internalizing this. We then turn and seek God in those dark and hard moments of motherhood.

When the doubt creeps in, when we're utterly exhausted in every capacity, when illness strikes our child, when depression sets in, and it seems like we are losing hope - we turn to God.

Motherhood will drive us to seek shelter in the cross of Christ, and into the arms of the Most High. The same way our child will run into our arms when they are scared and grip us tight when they are anxious, so is God ready to be there for us so that we don't have to be afraid or worried. Because our God is greater and mightier and we are continually learning, more deeply, how much He loves us. And we put our trust in Him.

"And those who know Your name will put their trust in You; For You, Lord, have not forsaken those who seek You." - Psalm 9:10

8. OBEDIENT

Ultimately, we recognize the perfect design and purpose of motherhood as God created it. And as we grow in love with this role, our hearts let go of any worldly aspirations that could possibly get in the way. This is an act of surrender and obedience, which is pleasing to God. Just like when our child listens to us (especially when not threatened, reminded or supervised), it brings us mothers such a joy - imagine how much joy it gives God to see us walking in harmony with his perfect will.

"Scarcely can the godly mother quit her home for a place of worship; but dream not that she is lost to the work of the church; far from it, she is doing the best possible service for her Lord. Mothers, the godly training of your offspring is your first and most pressing duty." - Charles Spurgeon

Motherhood is Your Greatest Ministry

So let this be an encouragement to all mothers, and all mothers-to-be. There is an incredible purpose to your role as a mother that contributes to your testimony to the Lord. So don't ever for one second believe that motherhood is somehow a lesser ministry.

A godly mother , as famous theologian and pastor Spurgeon describes, is a main vessel through which God can extend salvation to her children. She is called "blessed", and her children and husband sing her praises. (Proverbs 31:28)

As you allow God to use motherhood to shape and mold you more into the image of Christ, your children are watching from the front row what faith truly looks like. And it is through our godly example that we live out the gospel truth to our children. And what could possibly be more important than reach the souls God has entrusted in your care in this life? No earthly pursuit, that's for sure!

How have you been changed since you became a mother? How has God worked in you? What lessons were the hardest or most valuable to you? Let me know in the comments below, dear sisters!

Rarely does a week go by where I don't see some form of this popular self-affirming mantra: "I'm enough". "You're enough". It sounds nice, doesn't it? Seems harmlessly positive and uplifting. Yet the ideology behind it is worldly, flawed, and ultimately crushing.

I'm a word nerd. Grammar, etymology, semantics- you name it. Which means I do not like to use language casually or being aloof to the true meaning of the words I say and use. So when I stopped to think about this nice-sounding phrase, I quickly broke down what it really means to say "I'm enough".

What Does It Really Mean to be "Enough"?

What does "enough" mean? Here is the definition in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary: occurring in such quantity, quality, or scope as to fully meet demands, needs, or expectations. A synonym would be "sufficient".

So it begs the question, in what way am I enough? It seems to be all-encompassing to whatever quality you want to insert: strong, beautiful, good. And it has become so saturated into the culture, I even see it in Christian circles. "You are wonderfully and fearfully made. You are enough!"

So why do we say it? Probably because as humans we know what it feels like to reach the end of our rope. To run out of steam, to feel like a failure, to feel like we don't have what it takes to accomplish our tasks, goals or dreams. In response to this very common human feeling, we say this phrase: I'm enough.

But, is it true? Are we enough?

Why "Being Enough" is a Destructive Lie

Doesn't it seem counter-logical? If we are enough, why do we reach the end of our rope? Why do we run out of juice? Why do we fail to reach our goals? Or forget a load in the wash for two days?

We are simply not being honest with our humanity if we claim we can be enough. Here are four ways in which the "being enough" ideal is actually more harmful than you think:

1. It feeds into a foolish sense of self-confidence
We all know these people, who live off self-confidence and self-esteem boosters. It's like a high, but when reality hits, they either burn and crash or to separate even further from reality.

2. It burdens you with the idea of perfection
To be "enough" is to be able to meet the needs of your job/kids/spouse/business with satisfaction. But that is asking for perfection, which is not possible. This will cause too much anxiety, stress and even depression.

3. It makes you comfortable with mediocrity
It can actually make you go in the opposite direction, where you drop your standards and become comfortable with less than your best. Because trying to be "enough" to a higher standard is exhausting and ultimately unattainable. (Col 3:23)

4. It sends you on the pursuit of the temporal
The idea of 'enough'-ness brings in an ideology that says we can somehow attain full satisfaction and it should be pursued. This is how addictions, obsessions and even disorders are formed, because our body, mind and even spirit is so desperate to be satisfied but nothing in this finite and decaying world can do that for us.

5. It is an anti-Christ statement
Pride. That's at the root of this lie. To say to ourselves that we are enough, we are saying that we don't need God. No true believer can hold this view, because it goes in complete opposition to the gospel. God takes this very seriously.



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Why is it Important to Embrace Our 'Not Enough-ness"?



But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me. - 2 Corinthians 12:9

Why I Don't Have to Be Enough - What the Bible Says

We are not called to be 'enough', because we have a good, powerful and perfect God who we can turn to for EVERYTHING. Whether for peace, patience, kindness, grace, righteousness - you name it - we can never muster 'enough' in ourselves to be satisfying in any circumstance. We must rely on our Heavenly Father.

"I depend on God alone; I put my hope in him. He alone protects and saves me; he is my defender, and I shall never be defeated. My salvation and honor depend on God; he is my strong protector; he is my shelter. Trust in God at all times, my people. Tell him all your troubles, for he is our refuge." - Psalm 62:5-8

Here are just 7 ways in which we are not 'enough', but GOD is:

1. Good Enough: We can never be 'good enough' to earn salvation - but God provided the payment through the life, death and resurrection of His son Jesus Christ. He lived a perfect life without sin and so earned righteousness for us. (Ephesians 2:8-9)

2. Strong Enough: We can never be 'strong enough' to fight our own battles - but God is Mighty and the most powerful being who brought everything we know into creation. He is our Deliverer, our comforter and Jesus himself asks us to throw our burdens on Him. (Romans 8:31)

3. Wise Enough: We can never be 'wise enough' to fully understand why things happen - but God is all knowing and asks us to trust Him. (James 1:5)

4. Sufficient Enough:  There are many verses that express God's sufficiency, here is one from 2 Corinthians 9:8: "And God is able to make all grace abound to you, so that having all sufficiency in all things at all times, you may abound in every good work."

5. Patient Enough: The Lord is ever so patient with us, and this quality of God is ever so beautifully illustrated in the Old Testament as God works with the Israelite, who continually wander, disobey and forget the Lord's commandments. (Exodus 14:14)

6: Resourceful Enough: We are called to not worry about what we will eat or wear tomorrow, because the Lord will always meet our absolute needs. "The Lord is my Shepherd, I lack nothing."
"And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus"- Philippians 4:19

7. Able Enough : Whatever we lack in skill, opportunity, and general ability, God is able to give us what we need to do any good work he has purposed for us. (2 Corinthians 9:8)




When I'm not enough as a mother...it's ok.

When I'm not enough as a wife...it's ok.

When I'm not enough...it's ok.

Because God is MORE than enough. So rather than turning to myself and inner flawed person, I can turn to my Maker and Lord for absolutely everything.

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There are plenty of self-improvement books and books about what you can do to live a better and more purposeful life. Health gurus or life coaches will say how positive changes will make you into a better person.

But there's a kind of "self-improvement" that is the most important kind: Sanctification. And like most things in the Christian walk, it isn't something we do on our own.

What is Sanctification

As Christians, we understand that we are wretched sinners who are saved by the grace of God through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And we are to do two things: repent and believe the good news (Mark 1:15).

Once we receive the faith, we pursue and strive to be more and more like Christ and less and less sinful. This is essentially the process of sanctification.

Specifically, it is the act or process of becoming holy. It is a gift given through the power of God to a person who is then considered sacred or set apart. 



So the key elements to remember when it comes to sanctification are:

1. It is a life-long process
2. We become more sanctified through the power of God, not on our own strength.
3. We MUST work on sanctification if we are Christians, because we are sacred and set apart for God.

Why is the Doctrine of Sanctification Important

1: Makes Up the Majority of Our Christian Walk:
As Dr. John MacArthur points out, "sanctification is the applicable doctrine to our entire life as believers on earth."

Something that concerns the vast majority of our lives should be something we consider important - right? Yet, how often do we think about it? Not enough, would be my guess.


2: It is a Sign of True Conversion:
When someone becomes a believer, there is a change in that person. Sometimes it is a radical 180 degree change, like the apostle Paul, and other times it is a slower growth.

What causes this change? It is by the power of the Holy Spirit that gives us a new heart, a new nature and we become a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17). The moment, the instance, of a believer's "re-birth" is when justification happens. The change that happens after is the process of sanctification.

If someone claims to be a Christian but does not demonstrate a process of growing more Christ-like and dying more and more to selfish and worldly desires, you have to question whether this person is truly saved.

After all, sanctification cannot take place if someone has not been regenerated and received the justification of Christ.


3: Holiness is a Commandment
Sanctification is the process of becoming more 'holy' or 'set apart'. It is integrated with the command from God to behave in a way that the world can see we are of God, through our good works (Ephesians 2:9). So growing in sanctification is not optional.

How Do I Know I'm Being Sanctified?

So how do we know we are being sanctified? How do we know we are true believers? Christ points it out when he speaks of the Fruit of the Spirit. “By their fruits you shall know them.” 

Don't forget that sanctification is a life-long process, and everyone grows at different rates. We see even those in the Hall of Faith stumble at different points in their lives. Simply look at King David.

Another key thing to notice if you have truly come to submit your life to the Lordship of Christ, is quite simply your attitude towards sin. We have plenty of sins we commit regularly, and we may not feel bad about all of them at once, but there will be a shift in how you feel when, for example, you suddenly lose your temper, or tell a lie. It weighs on your mind or immediately pierces your heart. You probably think to yourself: I need to change! I can't do that anymore, it's wrong. Why do I love doing this? It disgusts me! Why? Because now the Holy Spirit in living in you and holiness is not compatible with ungodliness.

MacArthur puts is beautifully:

"As the believer is being sanctified, the seductions of the world, the desires of the flesh, the lusts of the eyes, the pride of life are replaced by love for God, love for Christ, love for the Word of God, love for obedience, longing for holiness, aspirations to give glory and honor only to the Lord with your life. This is, as justification is and glorification is, a mark of true Christians."

So if our desire is to grow in sanctification in order to glorify God and reach others for Christ, how do we do this?

How to Grow in Sanctification

Love is not just a feeling, but an action, that we do daily to grow and persevere in our relationships. But showing love every day or in new ways, can get harder to do as time goes on simply due to the natural busy-ness of life and the world's strong pull to distract us from what is truly important.

Habit # 1 : Create & Follow a Cleaning Schedule

If there is one thing that will automatically help, is to write things down. Get either a weekly kind of notepad, or a whiteboard, and make some time to sit down and plan out what your home needs to get done on a weekly basis.

It's important to make this schedule entirely personalized to suit your lifestyle and working situation. You know which chores are best to do on which days. At the moment I'm a full time mom with a young baby, so the schedule I wrote up is only chores for me. However you can totally have your husband's or children's chores too.

The key is to make sure it's a schedule YOU can follow fairly easily and keep it simple. Don't overload it, leave room for the day-to-day items on your to-do list. Here is what mine looks like:

KITCHEN/DINING

Habit #2: Load Dishes Twice a Day

One of the saving graces of our kitchen is that we have a dishwasher. Both my husband and I have NO passion for washing dishes by hand (although if I had a beautiful large white sink in front of a window with a stunning tall tap, I wouldn't mind it half as much) so the dishwasher is a valuable commodity.

So every day, to keep clutter down (and also because we have limited kitchen supplies) I load the dishwasher throughout the day, usually once in the afternoon and again after dinner. It usually takes two days for it to get full, then the dishwasher does it's duty. Since we also have a small kitchen and sink, doing this keeps the sink and counters clear, which in turn makes it easier to wipe counters as well.


Habit #3: Change up Towels

Nothing brings down your willingness to clean your kitchen than gross icky towels and dish rags. So change them up every other day and wash once a week. I usually wash them with my towels since I like to use the hot water feature to really get stains out and kill bacteria.

Habit #4: Put Things Away After Use

I'm still trying to teach my husband this. When you make a peanut and jelly butter sandwich, don't leave obvious evidence behind. If you open a can, put the can opener back right after. It's simple and effective, whatever you use while cooking and prepping, put it back as soon as possible. This helps keep your counters free and clear and without every condiment and spice all over the place.

BATHROOM

Habit #5: Practical Proximity

Whatever you use most, keep it in places easiest to reach. This makes it so much easier to implement Habit #4 in your bathroom as well. After you put deodorant on, straighten your hair, or put primer on, make sure it's quick and easy to put away. Organizing baskets/makeup bags are key. I'm going to be honest, I do let myself slip on Habit #4 in the bathroom most days, but because I have a place for everything and it's super accessible, it takes me less than 5 minutes to make the bathroom look great!

Habit #6: Check for EEs - Expired and Empty

If you're like me, you're a bit hardcore budget-minded and so you stretch your products out as much as you can. Or, maybe you're the opposite and you find yourself buying new products regularly. Or maybe you buy in bulk a little too often...Either way, it can be hard to keep track of what has expired or is practically empty. Toss and be sure to add the item to grocery list if it's a product you love.

LAUNDRY

Habit #7: Keep Laundry Sorted

We all know we should wash darks with darks and lights with lights. But what if we had our laundry sorted before laundry day? How? Easy. And no, it doesn't involve the Sorting Hat. Get laundry hampers for different kinds of clothing. Or get the kind that already have separate sections, like this one we have. Throughout the week, toss your dirty darks into the designated darks hamper, and lights into the lights, and towels in the towel one, etc, and presto! You just saved 15 minutes of laundry sorting!

LIVINGROOM

Habit #8: Tidy Toys Daily

If you have super young children like me, they don't understand the concept of cleaning up yet. But if not, they should be doing this before their bedtime routing begins, maybe even before dinner depending on how things work in your home.

I like to do this right after my baby goes to sleep. A tip is to use baskets, they are THE BEST for organizing and putting toys away. Also, be mindful of how many toys are out and which ones rarely come out of the baskets. This will tell you A) maybe there are too many toys being brought over from their bedroom, and B) which toys are no longer getting played with.

Having a comfortable room, besides your bedroom, that feels like an "adult" room is a concept I took from "Bringing Up Bebe". It was an eye-opening moment of learning, and I love it!

Habit #9: Remove Migrating Objects

The living room is a bit of a catch-all location. A cup of water, a used tissue, a sock, maybe even a laundry basket. After you tidy the toys up, you can easily see what is there that doesn't belong. Promptly return them to their home or throw it out.

Habit #10: Clean Entrance Often

And the last habit is to keep the main entrance to your home free of gravel, shoes and bags. I vacuum every other day in the winter season, and honestly could probably do it daily to keep sand and gravel from trailing into the home and making the doorway/mudroom gross to walk on. It's also really easy to allow jackets and bags and shoes to pile up, so just before you vacuum, sweep or mop, make sure that all gets cleared up.

Do What You Can When You Can

You don't have to keep up with all of these habits ALL the time, or even integrate them into your lifestyle ALL at once. So don't beat yourself up if a room or two, or even your whole house, slips into a grimy state once in a while. A solid day or two of hardcore cleaning will bring it back to that comfortable standard again. But, we do want to try to avoid too many of these heavy cleaning days that can kind of suck (if you're like me and don't like to do them often...).

The idea is to create these habits overtime so that they become second nature, require a lot less thinking and overall help you save time and effort to keeping a clean and tidy home.


Hopefully something in this post was helpful to some of you! Which of these habits do you already do at home? How does your family help? Did any of these jump out as something you want to try to implement in your home? Let me know in the comments down below!

Have you ever seen a photograph of a place that instantly captured your desire to travel and visit that location? That is how we came to visit Cappadocia, Turkey. You can probably imagine what the photo captured. The iconic landscape of the Cappadocia valleys, during the sunrise, with countless hot air balloons magically floating above.

While that view alone is a good enough reason to visit this ancient natural landscape, here are 10 reasons you absolutely must visit Cappadocia!

Before we get started, here are some basic facts about Turkey. First off, the capital is Ankara, which is a couple hours flight from Istanbul, and lies on the Asian part of Turkey. The language is Turkish, and they have their own currency known as the Turkish Lira. Currently 1 TRY is equivalent to 0.26 USD, though be sure to check the rates before your trip. It is a predominantly Muslim country, though has a great deal of Christian roots.

Now, unto why the region of Cappadocia is a must-have on your bucket list!

1. The Fairy Houses

The secret to the magic of this area is the unique and incredible rock formations to be seen. The well dubbed Fairy Houses are no exception! Not only is their natural shape fascinating, but the fact that humans actually lived inside some of them just makes them feel like homes straight out of a fairy tale! This romantic and beautiful location makes it a popular place for wedding photos.

2.Underground City

This may be the deepest you ever climb down into the earth! If you take a tour to visit some of the ancient and incredible human settlements that used the natural landscape to their advantage, you will be blown away. The deepest one is known as Derinkuyu, which goes as deep at 8 stories! It even connects with another underground city via an underground tunnel!

3. Cave Boutique Hotels

Ever wanted to sleep in a cave filled with luxurious furniture? Here's your chance! If you go to Cappadocia, please, please, please stay at Canyon Cave Hotel ! Most hotels here are small and personally run by the owner. The owner of our boutique hotel is a very sweet and charming man, Murat. He will make it his personal mission to ensure you enjoy yourself not just in his hotel but while in Cappadocia area. He arranged everything for us in terms of the tours and hot air balloon ride, which made our time in Cappadocia all the more relaxing! Also, sleeping in a cave just might change your life!

4. Open Air Museum

This is not a typical museum. It isn't in a building, it doesn't have walls or displays. Instead it's an open area that is a UNESCO world heritage site. You can visit churches that have been carved into the rock, see ancient fresco paintings, and hike around.

5. Pigeon Valley

Talk about a view! Not sure if I need to say much more. The history of why it's called Pigeon Valley is an interesting one, so be sure to ask your tour guide to tell you!

6. Cheap Food

Turkey isn't a very pricey place to travel in, but the price of food is relatively low compared to most of their commodities. So that's always a bonus! While I'm not absolutely crazy about Turkish food (I blame early pregnancy symptoms that wouldn't let me enjoy food), we did enjoy some Turkish dishes at low costs, which always helps a traveller make their travel money go further! One dish I do recommend is roasted eggplant and fresh yogurt. This is an appetizer that is served hot or cold, I tried it cold and it is quite yummy!

7. Incredible Landscapes

There is more to the region than rocky canyons and caves. Be prepared to take numerous panoramas of landscapes that are so gorgeous and unique! There are hills and hidden valleys with streams. It's a nature-lover's dream! My favourite is probably of this mountain range we took a quick pit stop at during our tour. It looks like something out of a Tolkien novel!

8. Rich Ancient History

If you are even only a minor history buff, you will be very impressed with the interweaving layers of history that Cappadocia carries. I was particularly blown away by the early Christian history that took place in the very caves, hills and valleys we explored.

9. Small Town/Country Feel

This whole area is a cluster of small cities and towns scattered throughout the canyons. It is a nice break from metropolitan traffic of cars and people that you normally encounter on holidays. This is a very different and unique nature experience that will stand out in your memories for years to come!

10. Hot Air Balloon Ride

This is the iconic, bucket list-worthy item of Cappadocia. I hope you are not afraid of heights! This is truly a unique experience. Wake up long before the crack of dawn. Hop on a balloon. Rise up along with the sun. Soar above the breath-taking views. Please check the weather expectations during your stay. I recommend staying at least 3 days so as not to miss your chance to catch a low breeze!



Have you been convinced to buy a ticket to Cappadocia, yet? Have you been there before? Is it still on your bucket list? Let me know in the comments below! I hope your wanderlust is inspired!