Kaymakli Underground City

Il y a deux villes souterraines à Kapadochya, la ville souterraine à Kaimacle est la plus grande, le voyage à Kapadochya est un atout qui doit aller. Un sentiment mystérieux, émergent.

Le paysage naturel de la Turquie est magnifique, chaque ville a son charme unique, et l'inspiration infinie de la ville souterraine de Kaimacle est un lieu touristique très méritant et mémorable.

C'est une ville sous-terraine de huit niveaux de 40 mètres de profondeur, connectée par des tunnels déformés à chaque chambre, la ville sous-terraine a un réseau d'aéronef complexe, l'air est très courant et maintient une température de 13-16. Les installations de la ville souterraine sont complètes, avec des traces de vies habitables, des boulangeries de pétrole, de vin et d'eau, des boulangeries de raisins, des cuisines noires et noires, des cowboys et des boulangeries d'eau profondes incroyables.

Cet endroit est magnifique - vous pouvez passer des heures à courir ici. Fantastique de penser que les gens ont vécu dans ce lieu. L'air est assez riche aux niveaux inférieurs, sois prudent!

C'est la plus grande ville souterraine de Kapadokia. La profondeur est de 40 mètres, avec huit niveaux. L'intérieur est comme un labyrinthe. Il faut faire la marche.

Kaimakle dungeon, the largest dungeon in Cappadocia, is a dungeon worth visiting. It's better to invite a tour guide to show you the history of the dungeon. In addition, the dungeon is like a maze. It's much better to have a tour guide. But if you plan to walk by yourself, you don't have to worry about it. There's a sign below, you can always walk out. In a word, this is a very worthwhile scenic spot to see.

Cappadochia - Up to 36 underground cities have been discovered so far, of which Kaimakle is the largest. The first was the dungeon built by the Hittites, and then Christians fled the Roman massacre into the dungeon, and increased the size of the building. The whole dungeon was 40 meters deep, with a total of eight floors. It was said that it could accommodate 10,000 people at that time. Like the subterranean and narrow maze of urban and rural areas, there are many traces of past life and various living facilities are very complete, which shows the wisdom and wisdom of the ancients.

Apart from the impressive stone pillar forest caves, there are also many underground cave cities in Cappadochia, Turkey. These underground cities, which existed 400 B.C., have orderly passages, ventilation holes, domestic water and drainage systems. In addition, there are caves with different functions, such as churches, classrooms, bedrooms, kitchens and warehouses. The huge underground city can accommodate 10,000 people living at the same time. Live. In Cappadochia, 37 underground cities have been opened to the outside world. Conservatively, it is estimated that at least more than 100 underground cities have not yet been excavated. The total size of these underground shelters may remain a mystery.