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It is the last underground city discovered in Cappadocia, taking its name from the village in which it is located. It was discovered accidentally in 1995 by a shepherd and later discovered by archaeologists. It is an artifact from the early Roman era and there are many rock tombs and churches around it. The city, consisting of 8 floors underground can be accessed from 4 different places. The ground floor is intended for stables. However, the rocky basins in the center of the barn and the overflow of these settlements are the feature that distinguishes it from other underground cities.
