Cappadocia, Turchia. Devrent Valley è famosa per le sue pittoresche rocce (figure meteorologiche), molte delle quali sono sotto forma di vari animali. - Foto e immagini stock

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

Rock formations and caves in Cappadocia Turkey. Mountain landscape.

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

Fairy Chimney or Multihead stone mushrooms in Pasabag Valley, Cappadocia, Anatolia, Turkey

Landscape of natural rock formation Imagination or Devrent Valley, Cappadocia, Goreme, Turkey

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

Open-air museum is part of the National Park of Goreme. The museum is a complex carved into the rocks of churches, chapels and monasteries X-XII centuries. BC Church decorated with stunning frescoes. Museum declared part of the UNESCO World Heritage

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

The valley became famous thanks to the huge stone mushrooms, the hallmark of Cappadocia. Pashabag also called the Valley of the Monks, because at one time the monks and settled in his "mushrooms" single cell, as well as the church.

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

The valley became famous thanks to the huge stone mushrooms, the hallmark of Cappadocia. Pashabag also called the Valley of the Monks, because at one time the monks and settled in his "mushrooms" single cell, as well as the church.

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

The valley became famous thanks to the huge stone mushrooms, the hallmark of Cappadocia. Pashabag also called the Valley of the Monks, because at one time the monks and settled in his "mushrooms" single cell, as well as the church.