Cavusin Church is an extraordinary 1,000-year-old church that is carved into the rock face in Cappadocia. It attracts visitors with its ancient artworks on religious themes and intricate network of tunnels leading to carved rooms. Meander through the maze of passageways to the church’s 10 rooms spread across three stories.

Note the features of the church, such as its high nave and three apses. Browse the many rooms of the cave to get an idea of its size. The cave’s original tunnels connect some of the rooms, while modern staircases provide access to others. Imagine the religious services that took place here a millennium ago.