Hidden beneath the surface of Cappadocia lies Kaymaklı, one of the largest and most fascinating underground cities in the region.

Dating back to ancient times, this multi-level labyrinth was carved into soft volcanic rock and once sheltered thousands of people during invasions.

Its narrow tunnels connect stables, kitchens, storage rooms, and even chapels, revealing the ingenuity of its builders.

Walking through its dimly lit passageways, visitors can almost imagine the hum of daily life that once thrived underground.

Today, Kaymaklı Underground City offers a captivating journey into Cappadocia’s past, where history, survival, and mystery converge deep below the earth.