20 Beautiful Pictures of Cappadocia

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1. Kemal Kaya says

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   Beautiful photos Natalie. It really is my favourite place in Turkey. “Panoramic View Point in Goreme” is one of the best location to see how beautiful Cappadocia is.

2. Frank says

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   I’m always fascinated by those cave houses! How fantastic would it be staying in one of those for a week? Pretty cool. We’ll make it to Turkey sometime Natalie, your photos are amazing and it’s unlike anywhere I’ve ever been.
   Frank (bbqboy)

3. Tomar says

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   Just came back from there and now ( i am sure forever) this is my favourite place in the Earth. My article about Capadocia is on the way… Amazing, fantastic, fasinating, breathtaking… do not delay the trip for the next year . go now and enjoy all the beaity , sincere …… you will forget for a few days that the TV or Telephone were explored in this World . only Camera .. 🙂

4. Natalie says

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   You have to see it with your very own eyes to really appreciate it Rosa

5. Rosa @ Galapagos Cruise says

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   After watching the pictures and reading the post I just went to Google and found that Cappadocia is more beautiful then my imagination.

6. Natalie says

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   I am glad to be back Judy and I don’t normally return to the same place twice

7. Judy Buckley-Sharp says

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   Some great pictures from different angles. A few years since we have visited Kapadokya but it really is a magical place. Must return.

8. Natalie says

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   Put it on your list Shalu – you will not regret it.

9. Shalu Sharma says

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   Really amazing imagery. Cappadocia looks like a great holiday destination. I am very tempted to go there one day.

10. Natalie says

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    Not heard about that hotel Rob, this is the hotel that I stayed at when I went to Cappadocia with my husband. https://turkishtravelblog.com/spelunca-hotel-goreme-cappadocia/

11. Rob says

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    Hello Natalie. I’ve learnt about this hotel called Esbelli Evi House from Shelley-Maree Cassidy’s book “A Place to Stay 30 Extraordinary Hotels” (2006 ed.) Do you know of any similar hotels like that?

12. Natalie says

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    Make sure you do, you won’t regret it

13. danielmurillom says

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    Hi,

    I was two times too close to travel to Turkey. After looking at this post I think that I’ll go next holidays 😉

14. Natalie says

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    Robert, definitely take the 15 day option. You will not regret it

15. robert says

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    These are lovely pictures. We’ve been considering a trip to Turkey and there is an 11 day option that bypasses Cappadocia and the 15 day one that includes it. Now that I have seen the photos I definitely want to take the longer option. The place seems fantastical and otherworldly, fairytale like.
    Thanks!

16. Natalie says

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    Never been there Sue but would like to visit America one day, not sure where I would go as it is so big. Enjoy Cappadocia

17. Sue says

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    Beautiful photos. Have you ever been to Bryce or Zion National Parks in Utah? The landscapes there seem very similar. We’ll be in Cappadocia in June – can’t wait!

18. Natalie says

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    Thank you. I too hope to return one day, it is just an amazing place

19. Elena says

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    Beautiful pictures!!! I have just been there and I would love to return…

20. Faz says

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    Wow,look like another planet.I will be in Cappadocia thisi coming June.Can’t wait to take photograph from Hot air balloon.Look like A flinstone city to me,very nice

21. Natalie says

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    Thanks Yasin. I won’t be returning to Cappadocia any time soon but definitely one day!

22. Yasin GULEC says

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    nice pictures thank’s. I live in cappadocia. We expect you in the shortest possible time Cappadocia.

23. Natalie says

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    I always say pictures tell more than an article Nico

24. Nico says

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    Woow, nice pictures ! Thank you for sharing them with us. These pictures tell me more than 1.000 words. They really give me a good idea what to find when i will visit Cappadocia. Greets…

25. Ed says

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    Breathtaking photos! It’s like a whole new world out there! Love the mountains!

26. Angela says

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    Wow, Cappadocia is gorgeous, I’ve only been to Istanbul in Turkey, and I absolutely fell in love with it. I have to go back, and I think next time will be Cappadocia..

27. Steve says

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    I have one word to say: amazing. Both the quality of the photos and what’s in them are just beautiful.

28. Natalie says

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    Thanks Phil and Di. Thought you had gone awol for a couple of days. LOL

29. phil + Di marina gateway says

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    ive not logged on for a few days so im catching up , lovely lovely photos Nat cant wait to go and see this for myself

30. Sarah Wu says

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    Great collections, love the balloon one. I like to check out these two site. http://www.learnfoodphotography.com/ & http://www.photoble.com/ enjoy girl.

31. Natalie says

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    @TFL. Will have a look at the book. Also signed up for the newsletter by Darren Rowse. Hope he does not get too technical!

    @Sid. I stayed in a cave hotel. That was out of this world.

    @Giulia. Been reading your blog. Well done for your reports on Egypt.

    @Greg. It is great scenery. A photographers paradise.

32. greg urbano says

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    that is some spectacular looking scenery!

33. Giulia says

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    Oh this is the part of Turkey I want to visit most! I heard so much about it and hopefully I will be able to do it after leaving Egypt (which means in a few months!) – Thanks for sharing these pretty pics 🙂

34. Siddhartha Joshi says

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    The pictures are certainly very very nice…and all so different from one another! Did you stay in the ‘cave house’? Sounds like such an awesome idea!

35. turkey's for life says

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    Great photos Natalie. We’re lucky to have the scenery we have to practise with! 🙂
    I’ve had my camera for three years now and there are still functions I’ve not experimented with. I think the main thing is to learn exactly how your own camera works.
    Flickr’s pretty good for picking people’s brains (although I’ll confess to a lot of it going over my head!!). I’ve also got a book called ‘How To Photograph Absolutely Everything’. I think the author is Tom Ang (I’m guessing!). It was recommended in the Guardian as being great for beginners. I really like it and have picked up some good tips from it.
    I also subscribe to Darren Rowse’s blog digital-photography-school.com. Some good tips on there – as well as stuff that, again, goes right over my head. 🙂
    Julia

36. Natalie says

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    @Thankg. Thanks and glad you stopped by to take a look.

    @Dania. Totally agree. I am always looking at other peoples photographs and finding out their techniques and methods.

    @Ayak. I can totally understand why you want to move back there.

    @Audery. I hope it never changes Audery. It is so beautiful as it is.

37. Audrey says

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    Beautiful photos Natalie. It’s been 14 years since I was in the Cappadocia area. It doesn’t look like it has changed much.

38. Ayak says

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    The pics are lovely Natalie. We are hoping to move back there one day…but it’s just wishful thinking at the moment. It really is my favourite place in Turkey, and 4 years there was the longest we’ve lived anywhere in this country.

39. Dania says

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    These are beautiful photos! You’ve got a great eye! I think its always helpful to look through photographers pictures that you love and practice taking pictures with some of the same elements that you enjoyed in their photos.

40. Thang says

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    Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing 🙂