CAPPADOCIA FAIRY CHIMNEYS: NATURE'S ART OVER MILLIONS OF YEARS

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Cappadocia fairy chimneys are the result of nature's patient work over millions of years. These formations were created by erosion of volcanic tuff layers from Mount Erciyes, Hasan, and Güllüdağ. With hard rock caps and soft tuff bases, Cappadocia fairy chimneys form unique mushroom and column shapes.

One of the most famous areas is Paşabağ Valley, known for its multi-headed fairy chimneys. Devrent Valley, also called Imagination Valley, features shapes resembling animals and objects. Love Valley is popular for walking and photography with its tall and elegant fairy chimneys.

Cappadocia fairy chimneys are not only natural formations but also historical living spaces carved into homes, churches, and storage areas. Today, Cappadocia fairy chimneys are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attract visitors from around the world.