| Page Views: 346 Last Visit to Zelve: April, 2008 | Zelve - Fairy Chimneys by Kuznetsov_Sergey - last update: Jun 10, 2009 |
| Cappadocia - Zelve - Pasabagi |
The Zelve Valley is known as the Zelve Open Air Museum. It is among the earliest-settled and last-abandoned monastic valleys in Cappadocia. Zelve is well-known as the area in which the most interesting 'fairy chimneys' are situated. Fairy chimneys here have sharp points and thick trunks.
Unfortunately I haven't been to Zelve Open Air Museum itself, I didn't see the Love valley (may be next time). But I was happy enjoy the Pasabagi Valley and the Devrent Valley.
You can see my 36 high resolution photos about the Pasabagi valley Turkey Cappadocia Pasabagi out of my Webshot page.
You can also see my 44 high resolution photos about the Devrent valley Turkey Cappadocia Devrent Valley out of my Webshot page. |
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| | Completed pages out of my trip to Turkey in April-May of 2008:
1) Ankara,
2) Bogazkale-Hattusas-Yazilikaya,
3) Urgup,
4) Kaymakli,
5) Goreme,
6) Zelve,
7) Uchisar,
8) Navsehir Ili,
9) Konya,
10) Pamukkale,
11) Kusadasi,
12) Ephesus,
13) Selcuk,
14) Meryemana,
15) Izmir,
16) Izmir Ili,
17) Bergama,
18) Ayvalik,
19) Troy,
20) Canakkale,
21) Istanbul,
22) Istanbul Ili,
23) Turkey.
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Trekki Tue Mar 24, 2009 19:08 UTC
Oh wow, your music selection is ... adorable! Tchaikowsky!! And this vivid Turkish one :-) Fantastic sights, these chimneys. Haha, and you are wondering why the girls form these strange objects in the ceramic shops :-) | JLBG Fri Nov 28, 2008 16:46 UTC
I have never seen such outstanding fairy chimneys. For me, the three-headed fairy chimneys make me think of a group of morel! But morel are phallic too! VT location data base is full of traps! | LoriPori Tue Nov 25, 2008 20:40 UTC
Truly fascinating fairy chimneys, esp. Camel Chimney. Enjoyed your photos and explanation of how the chimneys were formed. Excellent page Sergey. | KiKitC Tue Nov 18, 2008 13:39 UTC
Oh, wow! What a beautiful, fairy-tale like place. Thank you for the tour. Would love to see this! |
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