Visitors can see the chimneys from a ___, by walking, horse-riding or biking around the valleys.

You can ___ some of the finest examples of Turkish cuisine here.

They’re made in much the same way that they were made in Marco Polo’s time and with the same materials, ___, cotton and silk.

Discrete entrances ___ to elaborate subterranean systems with air shafts, waste shafts, wells, chimneys and connecting passageways.

The finest Turkish carpets are made in Cappadocia and there, so it is said, the best ___ can be found.

The upper levels were used for living quarters while the lower levels were used for storage, ___, flour grinding and worship in simple chapels.

Although referred to as cities, the underground cave communities of Cappadocia probably served more as temporary shelters rather than as permanent ___ cities.

Cappadocia is in the middle of a ___ active volcanic region.

These cave frescoes are evidence of the fact that Cappadocia was one of the earliest ___ for christian activities.

The volcanic deposits are ___ rocks that the people in the villages at the heart of the region carved out to form houses, churches and monasteries.

Cappadocia is a famous and popular tourist destination as it has many areas with unique geological, historic and cultural ___.