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Ah the amazing Cappadocia, I finally made it there. Of course you absolutely must go on an obligatory hot air balloon ride. It truly is the only way to see this spectacle.
This region of Cappadocia has these peculiar geological formations with a phallic structure, and appropriately, it is called love valley. According to Wikipedia, "Love Valley’s iconic pillars were formed over thousands of years through volcanic activity and erosion. The soft tuff rock, capped by harder basalt, created these remarkable natural sculptures."
This area looks spectacular at dawn when the hot air balloons can also be seen in the sky.
Kalau sekiranya Kami turunkan Al-Quraan ini kepada sebuah gunung, pasti kamu akan melihatnya tunduk terpecah belah disebabkan ketakutannya kepada Allah. Dan perumpamaan-perumpamaan itu Kami buat untuk manusia supaya mereka berfikir. (59:21)
The name, traditionally used in Christian sources throughout history, continues in use as an international tourism concept to define a region of exceptional natural wonders, in particular characterized by fairy chimneys, in addition to its religious heritage of being a centre of early Christian learning, evidenced by hundreds of churches and monasteries (such as those of Göreme and Ihlara), as well as underground cities that were dug to offer protection during periods of persecution
One last photo from Cappadocia that somehow got left out… A lone wild horse at Salt lake at dusk.
Cappadocia, Turkiye
Salt lake, Cappadocia, Türkiye. The woman was actually one our photo tour operators who brought along a change of clothes to double as a glamor model, and she did a great job!
Kapadokya aşk vadisinde balon turları (Balloon tours in Cappadocia Love Valley)
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This region of Cappadocia has these peculiar geological formations with a phallic structure, and appropriately, it is called love valley. According to Wikipedia, "Love Valley’s iconic pillars were formed over thousands of years through volcanic activity and erosion. The soft tuff rock, capped by harder basalt, created these remarkable natural sculptures."
This area looks spectacular at dawn when the hot air balloons can also be seen in the sky.