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- Nevsehir is known for underground cities and villages - more than 200 cities and villages exist - and it's recognised as a Unesco World Heritage Site. These cities are carved from soft volcanic rock, see what they look like and the story behind them.
This video is part of TRT World's "My Turkey" digital series, which explores different regions of Turkey and showcases its hidden treasures.
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With words it’s impossible to describe Beauty of Turkey. MashAllah
Yup yup Masha Allah
TRT deserves at least 3M subscribers at this stage . Magnificent presentation with a lovely tune by a beautiful lady. I love Turkey from Bangladesh
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U Mehta Don’t know why you’re laughing.
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Turkey is such a blessed country, historically it is a rich archaeological site where so many civilization lived
so true! it's like every corner has some remains of a past empire. It's really cool. I feel like I could never get bored of Turkey if I lived there. There's always something new that is discovered every year
I Love Turkey! We are Brothers. From Pakistan
I like historical sites of Turkey plz make more videos about it
So much love and respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️🇹🇷
Stay blessed my Turk brother's
This definitely deserves more time.
Amazing stuff. I wish this covid thing is over so we can travel again and visit places like this.
History of turkey s v deep n long..beautiful pathways of past.
Masha Allah… Allah bless my loving 🇹🇷💖
Very good journalism. Keep up the good work. Love from Islamabad Pakistan 🇵🇰
Wow interesting place. Thanks for the video TRT as I didn’t know about it and probably won’t ever get visit it to explore either 👍
why not? Life is amazing, dream about visiting and it will happen.
Maa Shaa Allah
Love Turkey 🇹🇷
Fascinated place.
This is really astonishing
Awesome video 💯 great content TRT❤️
Wow Turkey 💕
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Salaam.... From Pakisaan..
Very beautiful Place!
Wow that's awesome!
Salute you for your work from India
Lovely.....
Amazing.....
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Why were they living underground? Was the above too dangerous? How is their relation with other big cities?
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Dated way back 5k years ago, meaning civilizaton existed here in the same era the Petra of Jordan or the Medianite Cities & Egypt. Wow!
Hope that Turkey will somehow ease TOURIST VISA applications for visitors.
Wanna visit this in the near future.
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awesome
Glory
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Is this the place where they did drillis ertugrul's cave shooting??
No ertuğruls cave is different its not in nevsehir
In kashmiri dialect kanisehar....means the same they are homonymes
Is there any air to consume?
name of the background soundtrack??
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Just like Balochistan's historical cave homes 👍
Yes we have a similar kind of site in Pakistan too.
@@zamurdjan86 yes bro it's true we have many historical sites in Pakistan like Mohan Jo daro , Harappa, Texla , heritage sites of Buddhism but our past government's were not sincere to promote tourism now Imran khan trying to promote tourism in Pakistan may Allah SWT give him success
These are all where ancient centuary christians survived for a certain period,especially in capoedicia like somany areas excavated in turkey, widely, appreciating for this unreplacable efforts
Safe and sound
We are waiting for Hacıbektaş behind her
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40 days, not 30.
Unbelievable
Yabba dabba do!
So... who was living there 3000 years BC ? Hittites come way after that, aren't this the real natives of Anatolia ?
come and find me check mate
Turkey is nice and much cheaper than Greece. And every year you can afford more as the Turkish lira constantly loses its value.
The Greeks who built these underground labyrinths must have been trying to avoid some very bad people......
The anatolians must have preferred the turks then i dont see ur point here.Also.it's from another era.
@@mustafaaustinpowers5748 After the region fell to the Seljuk Turks of Persia, the cities were used as refuges (καταφύγια) from the Turkish Muslim rulers, and as late as the 20th century the inhabitants were still using the underground cities to escape periodic waves of Ottoman persecution.