In Cappadocia, the two ancient volcanoes mark the western and eastern boundaries of a region known for its curious volcanic landscape that has been relentlessly carved by nature and by the people who have lived here. We walked through the "Fairy Chimeys", visited to Goreme, the "open-air museum" holding the earliest churches and chapels carved in fairy chimneys. Pigeon Valley petrified valley of Uchisar, the highest point in the region. We also went to underground city, rock-cut city beneath the earth up to 8-9 levels where early Christians used to hide from Roman and Byzantine persecution.