Properties In Cappadocia
	Situated in the center of Turkey, Capadoccia has one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world. Roughly three million years ago the volcanoes of Mt.  Continue >
	Name & Ref #   Location   Sleeps   Amenities   Rating   Price   Add to Suitcase La Paille Studio 12309 Uchisar, Turkey 0-2 $840 Le Pont Studio 12314 Uchisar, Turkey 0-2 $770 Les Chevres Studio 12317 Uchisar, Turkey 0-2 $980 Le Mariage 12313 Uchisar, Turkey 4 $1,120 Le Konak 12312 Uchisar, Turkey 4-5 $1,610 La Forge 12308 Uchisar, Turkey 5 $1,400 Le Jardin 12311 Uchisar, Turkey 6 $2,240 Le Pont 12315 Uchisar, Turkey 6 $1,820 Les Chevres 12318 Uchisar, Turkey 6 $1,960 Le Sucre 12316 Uchisar, Turkey 6-7 $1,960 La Paille 12310 Uchisar, Turkey 7 $1,960 1 Page
	Erciyes and Mt. Hasan erupted and covered the plateau with lava. Over the millennia, the elements have eroded the soft, volcanic stone into an incredible landscape of caves, ravines, and so-called "fairy chimneys". Inhabited for at least 4,000 years, the region’s earliest inhabitants dug dwellings in the rock to protect themselves from invaders; there were entire subterranean cities, such as those that can still be seen at Derinkuyu, Mazi, and Kaymakli. Eastern Orthodox Christians carved chapels, churches, and monasteries in the rocks, many featuring sculpted domes and columns, as well as frescoed walls. The Goreme Open Air Museum features thirty such churches, all over 1,000 years old. Nevsehir is the capital of the region, while Urgup, 20 kilometers east of Nevsehir, is a bustling tourist town and the center of a major wine-producing zone. Other fascinating destinations include the villages of Mustafapasa, Cemil, Taskinpasa, and Sahinefendi. The Pancarlik, Devrent, and Catalkaya valleys are particularly famous for their geologic formations.