Derinkuyu: A Massive Underground City in Turkey

Derinkuyu: A Massive Underground City in Turkey that Once Housed 20,000 People!

Derinkuyu is an ancient multi-level underground city in the Nevşehir Province of Turkey. This incredible subterranean complex extends to a depth of approximately 85 meters (279 feet) and could accommodate around 20,000 people, along with their livestock and supplies. It features a sophisticated network of tunnels, rooms, and passageways, including living quarters, stables, churches, storage rooms, and even wine and oil presses.

Derinkuyu is thought to have been used as a refuge during times of war or invasion, providing a safe haven for its inhabitants. The city is connected by tunnels to other underground cities in the region, showcasing the remarkable ingenuity and engineering skills of ancient civilizations. Discovered in 1963, Derinkuyu continues to be a site of archaeological and historical significance, attracting visitors from around the world who are intrigued by its mysterious past and impressive construction.

[watiigoe]

Now u built something like this with all the advance tools.. the govt will spend millions

[amadeomodigliani]

What’s impressive is that they wasted space building a church.
Skillful yes, smart not so much.
And the charade still goes on.