Cappadocia, Unique geological feature in Turkey
Cappadocia is a historical region of central Anatolia, known for its unique landscape filled with cone-shaped rock formations and subterranean cities.
Historically, this region was inhabited by the Hittites, then the Persians, and later the Romans.
Its unique rock dwelling are evidence of its rich history and it has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1985.
Cappadocia offers numerous activities to the tourists such as hiking, horseback riding and hot air ballooning.
It has underground cities and cave churches with frescoes that date back to the Roman era.
Location: Central Anatolia Region
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Cappadocia is a historical region of central Anatolia, known for its unique landscape filled with cone-shaped rock formations and subterranean cities.
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