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Fairy chimneys, Cappadocia (13a)
What They Are:
Scattered across the valleys of Cappadocia, fairy chimneys rise like natural sculptures—slender stone pillars topped with harder rock caps. Their unusual shapes have long caught the attention of travelers and locals alike, earning them the name “fairy chimneys” (peri bacaları in Turkish), a nod to the region’s folklore.
Scattered across the valleys of Cappadocia, fairy chimneys rise like natural sculptures—slender stone pillars topped with harder rock caps. Their unusual shapes have long caught the attention of travelers and locals alike, earning them the name “fairy chimneys” (peri bacaları in Turkish), a nod to the region’s folklore.
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