The strange landscape of this part of Cappadocia was formed as a result of ash being deposited by an erupting volcano thousands of years ago. Over time the compacted ash ( tuff ) eroded into the shapes visible today.
This is a typical scene, south of Çavuşin, with Aktepe hill in the background.
View to the east.                                                                                                                                                                                                           
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