Personally feel that it is the best attraction in Turkey. After arriving at Goreme, I went early the next morning. The first one entered the park. There was always no one. It was like my own archaeological feeling. The style was very shocking and the cave was amazing.

After returning, I couldn't figure out the photos taken by several museums, because the basic landscape of the open-air museum here in Cappadocia is still similar, a very unique place, not seen elsewhere

The open-air museum is quite large. This museum is a building many years ago. It is in natural shape. There are quite a lot of open-air Dingxi, and the whole is on the side of the mountain. [Cost-effective] It is worth understanding [Fun] Very interesting [View] Very complicated sculpture

It's very beautiful. It's a cave that was lived in before.

Unlike the Greme open-air museum, the Kielvi open-air museum has many stunning churches and murals, but the towering canyons and rock columns here are well worth the hike. The entire museum includes three hiking valleys, No. 1 and No. 2 are only a few hundred meters away, and No. 3 is a kilometer walk, but for hiking lovers this road is completely stress-free. It is said that more than 60 years ago, the ancient mill in the No. 1 valley is also the epitome of village life at that time, for the Chinese, such mills are no longer new. After the mill church, you can see some remaining colored murals at the door.

After the apostle St. Paul came to Cappadocia in the 4th century in the park, he thought that the harsh and strange environment of Greyme was suitable for training missionaries, so he opened seminaries here and there, and left more than 30 cave churches, such as the Dark Church, the Apple Church, the Button Church, the Serpent Church, Santa Barbara Chapel, etc., and countless cave dwellings.