Cappadoccia, magic rocks!

Our route passes through cappadoccia and so we decided to revisit Kaya Camping, where in 2014 we met several "overlanders" on the way to china or india.
But alas, even though the Sandstone rock formations with their numerous carved-out homes and churches are still as just as beautiful as they were then, tourism is squeezing the last drop out of the region presenting the "sunset romantic dinner", "the sunset quad tour", "the sunset horse riding tour," "the sunset landrover tour",, "the sunrise balloon tour" at €300/ person etc, etc. It is simply overload and no more real nature experience.
The most common tourist faces are chinese or Japanese with a few americans between!
It was not the cappadocia we experienced in 2014.
None the less we did wonderful walks stopping in the cutest of places for a tea or sitting in the most primitive of juice bars where a huge pile of oranges and pommegranites invited you to press your own juice.Leia mais