On the verge of losing its UNESCO World Heritage listed site Capadocia, Turkish officials seem to have little idea on how to preserve fairy chimneys. Cappadocia, a historical site in central Anatolia ...

Turkey's magical "fairy chimneys" in Cappadocia were carved out of an ancient volcanic landscape over millions of years before humans turned them into hiding dens.

If you’re visiting Türkiye’s famed Cappadocia region, you’ve come to experience the otherworldly landscape of whimsical fairy chimneys and volcanic dovecotes of Pigeon Valley, contrasted by ...

Cappadocia is an upside-down world: its cities are subterranean, while its overground landscape is like the interior of a cave system, covered in stalagmite-like rock pillars known as fairy chimneys.

Cappadocia travel guide: What to do and where to stay in Turkey’s beautiful, otherworldly region - TRAVEL GUIDES: Discover rose-tinted valleys, towering ‘fairy chimneys’ and entire ...

These formations, called fairy chimneys and up to 50 feet tall, illustrate how the Cappadocia landscape was created. Volcanoes dumped soft tuff and lava but later spewed harder basalt.

Over 3.6 million tourists visited Türkiye's famed, fairy-tale like destination Cappadocia in the first 10 months of his year.

When visiting the Anatolian Region of Turkey, it's a requirement, in our opinion, to head to Cappadocia.