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Young Caucasian woman looking at ruins of ancient Greek town Mira

Church and dwelling of early christians catabomb in Demre, Antalya

Close-up of cave dwellings of Uchisar castle in tufa cones at Nevsehir Province in Cappadocia, Turkey. House is carved into an sandstone rock formations.

Vacation in Turkey view of Underground city during summer

Ortahisar is a town on Nevsehir-Urgup highway, 5 kilometers from Urgup. The most prominent structure is the Ortahisar Castle, carved at the time of Etiler, at an altitude of 868 m at an altitude of 1200 m. The castle was used both for strategic and settlement purposes.

Uchisar Castle and special stone formation of Cappadocia in Nevsehir, Turkey. Cappadocia is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cappadocia, a semi-arid region in central Turkey, is known for its distinctive fairy chimneys, tall, cone-shaped rock formations clustered in Monks Valley, Göreme and elsewhere.

Stone cliffs and cave houses in Uchisar near Goreme, Turkey

Turkey - Middle East, Monastery, 2019, Abandoned, Catholicism, Nigde City

Cave houses carved in stone at Cappadocia, Turkey. Ancient cave dwellings. Unique rock formations.

caves dug into the mountain rock by ancient muslim settlers to store food in Bocairent, Spain

Panorama of unique geological formations in Cappadocia, Turkey. There is a group of tourists looking the scenics of the natural rock formations in Cappadocia.

The scenic views of Selime Castle which is the largest and most elaborate cave complex in Cappadocia. The multi-level Byzantine settlement includes a kitchen, halls, church, and rooms in Güzelyurt

Unique geological formations in Cappadocia, popular travel destination in Turkey

$Cappadocia, located in Türkiye's Central Anatolia Region, is a fascinating region renowned worldwide for its unique natural formations and historical riches. Millions of years ago, soft rock layers formed by lava erupting from Mount Erciyes, Hasandağı, and Göllüdağ were shaped by wind and rain, creating the extraordinary formations known today as fairy chimneys.\n\nThe region was enriched with settlements such as Göreme, Ürgüp, Avanos, Uçhisar, Derinkuyu, and Ihlara, and throughout history, it has hosted numerous civilizations, from the Hittites and Romans to the Byzantines and Ottomans. Rock-cut houses, churches, and underground cities reveal both Cappadocia's architectural and cultural heritage.\n\nToday, Cappadocia is an indispensable destination for both domestic and international tourists, with its hot air balloon-viewed landscapes, cave hotels, valleys, and wine-producing tradition.$

Woman Hiking Through a Cave in Cappadocia

The carved rock against the background of a cloudy sky. Zelve Valley, Cappadocia, Turkey

Rock formations known as fairy chimneys in the Valley of Love in Cappadocia

Selime Castle, Güzelyurt, Aksaray, Turkey-December 01, 2024: The scenic views of Selime Castle which is the largest and most elaborate cave complex in Cappadocia.

Cave houses in Zelve - Zelve Open Air Museum

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