Welcome to Kaymakli Underground City, an ancient labyrinth that stretches underground!

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip About Kaymakli Kaymakli is a famous underground city in the Cappadocia region of Turkey, said to have been in use since before the Common Era. For centuries, people have sought refuge in this underground city to protect themselves from wars and invasions. Characteristics Multi-layered structure: A complex structure with eight underground floors, housing, warehouses, chapels, wells, etc. Defenses: The entrance is narrow and designed to be closed by a huge stone door for defense. Living space: Equipped with a kitchen and wine cellar for a family to live in. Historical value: Known as a Christian hideout, it is a place of religious and historical importance. Tourist attractions: Currently open to tourists, you can visit the maze-like passages. Access About 30 minutes by car from the towns of Goreme and Nevsehir. It is often visited as part of a local tour.