Goreme in the Cappadocia’s is one of those OMG places. Set in the stunning region of Antalya, Turkey it is an experience not to be ever missed. Goreme is surreal in every respect. Not only is the landscape totally unique, but it also a traditional village where you see the horse drawn cart going though the honey combed cliffs and farmers working the fields amongst the fairy chimneys.
About Goreme in the Cappadocia’s
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The surrounding landscape of Goreme in the Cappadocia’s was formed by erosion, and now the valley is full of fairy chimneys, or so they appear. There is evidence of Byzantine art and that people lived in the natural caves, much as cave dwellers or troglodyte do. There are entire generic cialis 40 mg underground cities dating back to the 4th century.
The Derinkuyu underground city is located in the same named town Derinkuyu, which is situated 40km from Goreme (30 minute drive)
The people are lovely and still quite old fashioned and there is a sense of peace in the village and just a dash of mysticism. How could there not be, in this absolutely fantastical environment.
Goreme is a vast UNESCO World Heritage Site that houses spectacular 10th- and 11th-century cave churches. The Goreme Open Air museum gives testimony to its unique history.
Exploring Goreme in the Cappadocia’s by Hot Air Balloon
The pictures will seek for themselves.
Turkey is our “T” entry in the Blogging A-Z challenge
A Video of Goreme in the Cappadocia’s
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I simply love Turkey and UNESCO World Heritage sites are a favorite to vist. These photos and the village are fantastic!
A great part of Turkey! We spent 5 days there and I think I could have easily stayed another five!
I would go back definitely
Yay – good to see Turkey on the list. Although, as a Turk, I am going to be biased!
My biggest problem was which area of Turkey to write on. I have written on Antalya, Ankara, Istanbul, Ephesus etc – so yes I am a massive fan. Rapt you liked it
Paula, Hey we had different topics today! I didn’t do Turkey during the A-Z, because I have so many posts on it already. I love, love, love Cappadocia and when we lived in Ankara used to go there a couple times a year.
I very nearly did Thailand because we go there so frequently. It was a toss of the coin. You should read my post on Ankara – I found it an interesting place.
Paula, that really is a surreal looking place! Especially the first photo of Goreme looks amazing and it really seems that the fabric of the town is woven organically into the rugged landscape. Thanks for sharing, it’s definitely a place I would like to visit and experience for myself… 🙂
Goreme and the Cappadocia’s was Escher at his best I think. It was such a surreal yet remarkably serene environment. Thanks for your comment
What an amazing place, we are going there next month for a 2 days, how hard is to get there from the airport?
Depending upon which airport you arrive at it is not overly difficult. The bus service is Turkey is unbelievably outstanding. This will make your trip so easy. You will be surprised.