Ihlara Valley and The Gorge, Cappadocia, Turkey
By Tomasz Lisowski, Adventurous Travels | September 3, 2014
Last Updated: September 3, 2014 9:35 am
Ihlara Valley (Tomasz Lisowski, Adventurous Travels)
Ihlara Valley lies in one of the most beautiful regions in Turkey, Cappadocia, full of natural rock formations (fairy chimneys) taking the shape of chimneys, mushrooms and sculpture-like forms as if they were carved by man. Although Cappadocia is well known, mostly because of the famous air balloon flights (I will post a separate article with the photos taken during the flight), Ihlara Valley seems not as visited by travelers. When I was there, I didn’t see any other tourists (which was great!). However, I would like you to encourage you, during your stay in Cappadocia, to see the valley and the gorge as it boasts both historical and natural significance and is somewhat different from the rest of the region.
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