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Looking over the landscape of Cappadocia in Turkey. This area is known for its fantastical outcrops of rock - the 'fairy chimeys' - and its ancient cities carved out of the rock. Here we see the view across a valley with rock formations to the arid hills beyond. The image has a coloured pencil finish.

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A group of horseback riders making their way across the landscape of Cappadocia in the centre of Turkey. This is a largely dry area - very hot in the summer and cold in the winter but with little rain so it tends to be rather arid. This was the land of the feared Hittites in ancient history before the coming of the Greeks and thewn the Romans.It became Turkish in the late C11th. It is now popular as a tourist detination featuring activities such as horseriding and ballooning. Nikon D200 Nikkor 18-200

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An amazing Cappadocia view to your room/house/van/workplace you can put as a poster or it is amazing in other things such as cards and canvas. Let's travel again!

An amazing Cappadocia view to your room/house/van/workplace you can put as a poster or it is amazing in other things such as cards and canvas. Let's travel again!

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An amazing Cappadocia view to your room/house/van/workplace you can put as a poster or it is amazing in other things such as cards and canvas. Let's travel again!

An amazing Cappadocia view to your room/house/van/workplace you can put as a poster or it is amazing in other things such as cards and canvas. Let's travel again!

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An amazing Cappadocia view to your room/house/van/workplace you can put as a poster or it is amazing in other things such as cards and canvas. Let's travel again!

Cappadocia, Turkey

The Ihlara Valley, is located on the southwest corner of the imaginary triangle that forms Cappadocia, but quite far from its "heart", which is around Goreme town. That's why it's not so crowded as the other valleys of Cappadocia, although it's a place of extreme natural beauty, and great historical and cultural significance with dozens of rock cut, byzantine, Greek-Orthodox, churches and monasteries. Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Drift into the sunset over Turkey's magical landscape with our "Enchanting Cappadocia Sunset" design. Perfect for adventurers and dreamers alike, capture the essence of travel and wonder on Teepublic with this captivating scene.

The Peribacalari Vadisi, is one of the valleys in Cappadocia, with the most extraordinary rock formations, the famous "fairy chimneys". Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Photo taken during my flight with a hot air baloon over the unbelievable landscape of Cappadocia . A unique experience, although quite expensive. A unique feeling, like flying and floating at the same time, defying gravity, a feeling of freedom! You'll have to wake very early in the morning to catch the flight, around 04:30, but I repeat, it's worth the trouble and the money. If you ever think to try a baloon flight, once in your lifetime, then Cappadocia is the place to do it! Cappadocia has been declared World Heritage Site by Unesco. Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III Uchisar is one of the most famous villages of Cappadocia, and one of the best places to have as a "base" while exploring this magnificent region, along with Goreme and Urgup. Uchisar means "edge castle" , and its famous for that castle, which is not a castle like we know it with walls and doors etc. It's a very tall volcanic rock, with holes and tunnels, a natural castle that was used like one, since the Byzantine years (there is one more similar village in Cappadocia, called Ortahisar, which I think means "Middle castle"). You can reach the top of the rock crossing tunnels, caves and carved stairs. It is the highest poing in the heart of Cappadocia, offering some magnificent views, especially to Pigeo...

Discover the magic of Cappadocia with this vintage-inspired travel poster. Float among the iconic fairy chimneys and vibrant hot air balloons. Perfect for wanderlust spirits and lovers of Turkey’s unique landscapes. Add a touch of adventure to your collection!

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Air balloons design fitting for people who loves Cappadocia. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves oil painting.

Uchisar Castle located just outside of Goreme, in Cappadocia; Turkey. The ancient hollowed out rock turned castle is the highest point in Cappadocia and the most unique looking piece of semi natural architecture I have ever seen. Canon 50D Canon 55mm-250mm

Photo taken in Love Valley (Nevsehir, Cappadocia, Turkey) famous for its impessive rocks in phallic shapes. Cappadocia and its impressive landscapes are declared World Heritage Site by Unesco. About the "philosofical" question of the title: It seems that it's a subject troubling more the gentlemen than the ladies, because it seems that ladies already know the answer!

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Hot air balloons and the landscape catching the rising sun as it enters the Valley of Love, so called due to its phallic shaped Fairy Chimneys or pinnacles. Goreme Valley, Cappadocia, Turkey, Asia Minor. The pinnacles are the result of erosion of volcanic deposits that occurred thousands of years ago. The softer material is eroded more quickly and the harder tufa remains in many shapes. Where the tops are made of a hard rock, the pillars seem to have hats on top. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Earth's Volcanos, Geology & Atmosphere.)

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Ballooning above the Fairy Chimneys of Goreme, in the state of Cappaocia, Turkey, before dawn. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in A Photographer's Craft, & Other Groups.)

Meeting sunrise in air balloons over the valley of fairy chimneys in Cappadocia. Photographed in Urgup, Turkey

A view of some of the amazing rock formations in the National Park at Goreme in Cappadocia, Turkey. These natural pinnacles of volcanic rock have been shaped by erosion alone. Among these are carved stone dwellings and tunnels which were created many centuries ago - as a means of escape from marauding invaders. Also carved into the rock are ancient churches complete with frescoes.

Air balloons geometric collage design fitting for people who loves Cappadocia. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves oil painting.

Hot air balloon with shadow over the agricultural landscape just after sunrise, Goreme, Cappadocia, Turkey, Asia Minor. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Our Planets Scenery & Others.) (1029 views at 29 August 2015)

The twin valleys of Soganli (Asagi Soganli & Yukari Soganli) are the southeast corner of the imaginary triangle that forms Cappadocia. Although in the southwest "edge" of Kayseri Prefecture, it's very close to the "borders" with Nevsehir Prefecture, not very far from the "heart" of Cappadocia (Central Anatolia, Turkey), but still far enough, for most of the tourists, so you will have the chance to explore the 2 valleys of Soganli, practically "alone". Inside the valleys, a researcher, called Anastasios Levidis, counted 360 rock-cut byzantine churches, not carved in the slopes of the valleys, but "inside" some rocky cones. If your "base" is somewhere around Goreme, Urgup or Mustafapasa (Sinassos), you'll have to drive 36 km south of Si...

The twin valleys of Soganli (Asagi Soganli & Yukari Soganli) are the southeast corner of the imaginary triangle that forms Cappadocia. Although in the southwest "edge" of Kayseri Prefecture, it's very close to the "borders" with Nevsehir Prefecture, not very far from the "heart" of Cappadocia (Central Anatolia, Turkey), but still far enough, for most of the tourists, so you will have the chance to explore the 2 valleys of Soganli, practically "alone". Inside the valleys, a researcher, called Anastasios Levidis, counted 360 rock-cut byzantine churches, not carved in the slopes of the valleys, but "inside" some rocky cones. If your "base" is somewhere around Goreme, Urgup or Mustafapasa (Sinassos), you'll have to drive 36 km south of Si...