Kaymaklı, Turkey: Underground City - Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Guide - Travel Bite

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[lvtravelworlddiscovery]

I can't wait to see this on October to treat myself for my Birthday!

[gemtv.]

wow it's very amazing place in the world 😱

[vikingmeteora]

Its so beautiful but I can't breathe while watchin it

[jasoncarpp]

Impressive. Yet another place for me to visit. :)

[msheart]

"ready-made refuge for Turks during invasions" You know that Greeks ruled this part of the world right dear?

[vmutuma]

How was sanitation down underground? Just asking

[egelisk]

Derinkuyu is just a few miles away from Kaymakli and is far bigger and complex.

[felixamador]

When can we expect the travel talks from a couple months ago to be posted?

[ravigujju]

Kaymak means judgment day, the wind blows more than 500kmh in past that's our ancestors built underground cities

[kazingalaxy]

I think they were hiding from the giants .

[RosyOutlook]

Look at those skies, totally trashed with aerosols!
Same all over the world, weathermod ruins our skies.

[sarkawt]

can we ask : that is my asking that i asked at the another one else video about Capadocia

, ,, What is the source of the illumination of that a dark place under the ground ?
, ,, Do we have to believe that the place's lighting is with a stick wood and the cloth is saturated with oil ( torch ) ?
If it is, how do the peoples who lives in this place not get suffocate due to of the smoke of fire that they use for lighting, food preparation and others things ? !!!
, ,, really , this place has another story that does not want to reveal about it, and it must keeping secret until to the unknown time

this is amazing place ever i like to visit it .

[emilyhubbard]

me pica la cabeza y es porque tengo piojos,

[iranispersia]

Persians ( Iran) make that city around 2500 yr ago

[PistolPete]

We think its cool now, but it was most definitely a miserable place to live.

[evrikalamprianidou]

The history of Turkey is not even 600 years. It is not correct showing these sites and not even mentioning Byzantine.
Basically Turkey is an occupied territory.