Travel to Cappadocia in Turkey

It is a geography where lava layers have been eroded by rain and wind over millions of years, with a mesmerizing beauty that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. The name Cappadocia comes from the Persian phrase Katpatukya, which means “Land of Beautiful Horses.”

Cappadocia is a historical area in Nevşehir, Central Turkey. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is most renowned for its lunar scenery, or as the home of quirky fairy chimneys and unique rock formations. Traditional Cappadocia houses and pigeon houses carved into the rocks show the region’s authenticity. Moreover, one of the most attractive features of Cappadocia for tourists is the activities with hot air balloons.

Aside from the natural beauty of Cappadocia, people built huge communities beneath the ground, all linked by separate tube networks that could operate eight different storages deep underground!