Kaymaklı
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Dēzija Boļšaka
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"As you wander through the cool, dimly lit passages, you’ll uncover the secrets of this underground marvel, a testament to human ingenuity and survival. Feel the weight of history as you explore the depths of Kaymakli, a place where the echoes of the past resonate with every step.
And here’s a secret of your own – surprise your companions with a playful sneak attack from the alleys that wind through this subterranean wonderland. It’s an adventure within an adventure, a twist that’s sure to ignite laughter.
Chase the chill – don’t forget your jacket, for within the city’s depths, an unexpected coolness awaits, a refreshing contrast to the world above. And if you’re tempted by a guided tour, be prepared for the unexpected twists and turns of traffic. But You may not be able to explore the deepest tunnels and chambers, but on the other hand, guides may tell very useful information about life there. If You do not spend Your money on the guide just follow some of the groups and try to listen it may be very helpful.
The place is really worth a visit for adventure and exploration seekers especially."
Liveta Greitaityte
"Cappadocia's underground cities were first dug out of the ground during the Bronze Age Hittite era, but they are most famous for their early Byzantine history (6th and 7th centuries) when Christians in the region began living underground for long periods to escape Arab and Persian invaders.
Kaymaklı Underground City is Cappadocia's largest example, featuring a maze of eight-story rooms connected by tunnels. Four of these floors can be explored by visitors.
💶 Paid admission
⭐️ Traveling through the underground labyrinth tunnels is a really interesting experience, but those with claustrophobia should be aware that some of the tunnels are very narrow."
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