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A village of Cavusin in Cappadocia, where people used to live in houses carved in volcanic rock. The original settlement was destroyed in 1963 by catastrophic slope failure, which buried most of its residents.

Image Size: 4288x2848 / 8.5MB; Capadocia Cappadocia Cavusin Central Anatolia Eurasia Goreme National Park Kapadokya Middle East Minor Asia Nevsehir Province Rock Sites of Cappadocia Turkey Unesco World Heritage Site ancient ancient civilisation archaeological site beauty in nature cave craggy damaged daytime destroyed dwelling eroded eroding fins erosion famous place geological formations geology high angle view hillside historic site horizontal house igneous rock landforms landscape monastic national landmark natural phenomena no people old outdoors plateau residential buildings rock rock formations rough rugged ruins scenic slope failure sunny surface processes tourism travel travel destinations trees troglodyte dwellings tufa tuff unique valley village volcanic weathered worn
Contained in galleries: Turkey