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Rocky landscape from Cappadocia, Turkey.

The unique rock caves, fairy chimneys and rock pillars in the Red valley seen from the Panoramic point near Göreme in the Cappadocia Region, Central Anatolia,Turkey.

Fairy chimneys hoodoo rock close up, in Cappadocia, Turkey

Rock Formation and sunlight in Cappadocia. Cavusin.

Love Valley in Cappadocia is known for its tall, phallic-shaped rock formations created by natural erosion.

80 kilometers from Kayseri, it is home to interesting rock formations used as dovecotes, caves, shelters, churches and monasteries. As a very old settlement, it is famous for its churches from the Roman period. The most famous of these churches are; St. Barbara (Tahtalı), Karabaş, Kubbeli and Yılanlı churches. The settlement in this sheltered valley, where Christians chose to settle in the 4th century to keep their faith alive, is also intertwined with historical ruins. The people of Soğanlı, who welcome their guests with a smiling face, have another feature: they are the creators of the handmade Soğanlı dolls, each more beautiful than the other, with their colorful clothes and beads. These dolls made of cloth are very popular.

Cappadocia, Göreme, Turkey - Middle East, Nevsehir, Uchisar, Güvercinlik Valley, Guvercinlik Valley

Cappadocia rock formation sites and chimneys. Kapadokya in Turkey, Love Valley. Tuff volcanic rock pillars and mushrooms in the museum under open sky in Cappadocia turkish famous tourist sight

The Cappadocian plateau itself is composed largely of volcanic ash, with softer tufa intermixed with harder, igneous rocks like basalt and andesite. The volcanic deposits are soft rocks that the people of the villages at the heart of the Cappadocia Region carved out to form houses, churches, monasteries. Göreme became a monastic center between 300-1200 AD. Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey. Goreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappadocia.

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Rock Formation and City in Cappadocia

Spectacular cliffs, outcrops (fairy chimneys), trees, grass and flowers scene on walks through the valleys (Pigeon and Love Valleys, Rose Cliffs) of Capadoccia. Some of the cliffs have cave dwellings and churches.

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Göreme National Park, located in Cappadocia, Turkey, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its unique geological formations, including fairy chimneys and rock-cut dwellings. The park is renowned for its rich history, ancient rock churches adorned with frescoes, and underground cities, offering visitors a glimpse into Turkey's cultural and natural heritage amidst breathtaking scenery.

Love Valley is a valley in Göreme Historical National Park, Cappadocia, Turkey. It is known for its rock formations called fairy chimneys.

Cappadocia is a historical region in Central Anatolia, Turkey

Erosion formations between Zelve and Paşabağ - Zelve Open Air Museum, Fairy Chimneys, Cappadocia

Rocky landscape in Cappadocia, Kapadokya, Turkey

Rock Formation and sunlight in Cappadocia. Zelve.

Volcanic mountain rock sunset landscape, Cappadocia, Turkey.

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The Red Valley in Göreme, Turkey, is a picturesque area known for its stunning red-hued rock formations and unique geological features. It offers visitors breathtaking hiking trails amidst the otherworldly landscape of fairy chimneys and towering cliffs, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the beauty of Cappadocia's rugged terrain.

Nevşehir/Turkey. Cappadocia fairy chimneys view. Turkey's most touristic natural wonder region. A region of volcanic tuffs. Urgup.

Love Valley in Göreme Turkey

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

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Love Valley near Goreme. Mount Erciyes, Hasandagi and Golludag were active volcanoes in the geologicalpast. The lava produced by these volcanoes, formed a layer of tufa on the plateaus. Cappadocia's geology is due to volcanic activity that gave the area its present appearance. The Cappadocian plateau itself is composed of volcanic ash, with softer tufa intermixed with harder, more durable igneous rocks like basalt and andesite. Landscape with fairy chimneys. Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey,

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Photo of a landscape in Cappadocia, Turkey.

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