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Kapadokya aka: Cappadocia

126 people want to go here. 164 people have been here.
96% of people who have been to Kapadokya think it's worth visiting. Kapadokya is located in Nevsehir and the most popular places are Goreme, Cappadocia Rock Formation, and Goreme Open Air Museum. Kapadokya is featured on the lists All 911 UNESCO Heritage Sites, Hillman's Top 100 "Wonders", and Natural Heritage Sites.


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I was lucky by NorvallLouWho

The day I spent there was one of the days where the moon is in the sky most of the day. I took photos in black and white… it looks like a moonscape in many of the pictures, except for this big beautiful full moon in the background.

The people here, and most places in Turkey are wonderful and very well versed in the history of the area. Don’t miss the underground cities.

Take batteries… they can be hard to find in areas this remote.

over 5 years ago

every on should see once... by mistletoe

The naturally created houses appeal the people who been there!!Kapadokya has a interesting atmosphere ,especially in autumn(in y opinion) coz everywhere is covered in yellow,brown and orange..magnificient!!!

over 5 years ago

Untitled by sarastiber

In Ürgüp: Alfina is a really nice cave hotel and Sofra is the restaurant with the best prices and the greatest food, and nice owners (but they are no interior decorators…)

over 6 years ago

Untitled by MomLes

Kapadokya is simply amazing. We went twice in 2006, once to see the eclipse of the sun, and later to show our Turkish ‘daughter’ one of the jewels of her country. The scenery is stunning, the history is absorbing, and the locals are fine, decent people. I’d go back there any time.

We did the balloon thing. A once-in-a-lifetime treat I wouldn’t have missed for anything. Wonderful place.

over 6 years ago

Untitled by globallagarto

This is one of the most amazing places on earth. The natural beauty of the tufta formations and peaks, and the multi-colored canyons is nothing short of breathtaking. But add to this the fact that early Christians and others carved out thousands of “apartments” within these tufta formations connected by horizontal and vertical crawl spaces. Some even have underground escape tunnels of a mile or so. There are churches carved out of the tufta that have beautiful relief sculptures and frescoes on the walls and ceilings. And nearby there are underground cities dug several levels deep. This is no doubt one of the most amazing places on earth.

over 6 years ago

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