Gumusler Monastery Review

A large one Fairy Chimney, there are many places to live, the preservation is not bad, you can see a kitchen with smoke outlet on the chimney. There are some murals in the church. There are secret roads connecting the various halls. This attraction is included in the green line, if you don't participate in the green line, because the distance is very far, it is estimated that it is difficult to come by yourself.

Eski Monastery is an ancient grotto monastery about 10 kilometers east of the city of Nides, discovered in 1963. Early Christians were pagans in Turkey and could only hide from persecution. The towering main church contains beautiful Byzantine murals from the 1st century AD, and the Madonna in the back hall is a long-built Mary with a Mona Lisa-style smile. It is said that this is the only image of the Madonna that is smiling.

There are several rock caverns and grotto monasteries that have been found in Kabadhosia, Turkey. Eski monastery is one of the ancient grotto monasteries that early Christians built to escape persecution in the wilderness.

It is a series of grotto churches and monks' houses, an ancient town. The hiking route is from the foot of the mountain to the cathedral near the top of the mountain, and you can visit a huge kitchen and several stables along the way. The double-storey cathedral structure is well preserved, although it is not magnificent, but at that time, with limited manpower, it was not easy to use simple tools to open such large grottoes.

Very worth a visit, the building is gorgeous, the interior is solemn, the outside is extremely hot, but the hall is unusually cool.