Reblogged from The Urge To Wander:
Watching dawn break over the spectacular landscape of Cappadocia is a breathtaking sight and best appreciated from a balloon! This dramatic terrain is made up of consolidated volcanic ash - known as tuff - that has eroded over millions of years, to form surreal shapes and caves. Early Christians hid in these caves to evade persecution by invading Romans. These are still in use today and some have been converted to beautiful little hotels and homestays, that are way more atmospheric than the larger chains in Goreme!


