Ihlara Valley is located in the unique steppe of Anatolian in the province of Guzelyurt of the province of Aksaray. Ihlara Valley, the largest canyon inhabited by humans, is about 18 km in length and 120 meters in depth, formed by the cooling of the lava that springs from Hasan Mountain and the erosion of Melendiz tea.
Ihlara Valley
Christianity has been one of the most important places in the spreading of the religion and has been in the main centers of belief tourism with its 100 monasteries and churches in Ihlara Valley.
The rocks of the valley are carved and the way of nature and faith in which the churches are formed is accepted. The Melendiz tea in Ihlara Vadisin accompanies you during the walk. Vadide horse breeding was carried out in the time that 10 thousand people lived
Some churches in Ihlara Valley
Sümbüllü Church
Direkli Church
Wooden Church
Pürenliseki Church
Kokar Church
Serpent Church
St. George Church (Kırkdamaltı)
Sümbüllü Church