Kaymakli Underground City Ticket (Skip-Lines)

Everyday Guarantee Departures

Travel Date

Adults (6+ Age)

Children (0-6 Age)

1 Day

1 City

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KaymakliCappadocia

Tour Details Tour ID 616TPT

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Kaymakli Underground City: A Hidden World of Cappadocia

The Kaymakli Underground City is a multi-story underground city located in the Cappadocia region. It was created thousands of years ago by carving into the volcanic rocks of the region. These underground cities were used as shelters, storage areas, and living spaces for people who lived in the past. The Kaymakli Underground City, in particular, was built by Christians to protect themselves from enemy attacks. The city has many living spaces such as churches, kitchens, cisterns, and ventilation systems.

The Kaymaklı Underground City offers visitors the opportunity to travel back in time and explore the mystery of the underground world. These unique underground cities showcase the historical and cultural richness of Cappadocia.

Inclusion:

✅ Entrance Fees to museums and attractions

Exclusion:

❌ Personal Expenses

Departure Place : Cappadocia

Departures : Everyday

Tour Program

Itinerary

Kaymakli Underground City Highlights

Multi-Story City: The city extends several levels deep into the earth.
Historical Significance: A refuge for early Christians during times of conflict.
Unique Features: Includes churches, kitchens, wineries, and ventilation systems.
Underground Experience: A unique opportunity to explore an underground world.
Cultural Heritage: A testament to the ingenuity and resilience of ancient civilizations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why was the Kaymakli Underground City built?
A: The Kaymakli Underground City was built as a refuge for early Christians to protect themselves from invaders.

Q: What can you see in the Kaymakli Underground City?
A: Visitors can see churches, kitchens, wineries, stables, and ventilation shafts.

Q: How deep does the Kaymakli Underground City go?
A: The Kaymakli Underground City has eight levels, but only the first four are open to the public.