Ihlara Valley Review

The Grand Canyon is a very famous attraction on the Green Line. It takes about 3 hours to walk down, but it is relatively dry here. It is about to get to the exit. Some restaurants are very distinctive and taste good.

This canyon is also a scenic spot on the Green Line. It will be more convenient to report a group, that is, it will be more than half a day. If you visit the canyon without going back, the guide will take you in from one end and walk a few kilometers, and you will come out from the other end of the canyon. The whole trip has mountains and waters, watching while playing, the intensity of walking is not very high, as long as the physical strength is not too bad, it should be no problem.

A natural formation of a very large canyon resource, this canyon can see rich natural resources, very independent ecosystems, can see some animals and dense forest plants. [Cost-effective] OK [Fun] It's all very ecological things [View] Very natural natural scenery

Good environment, worth recommending! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Visit the valley in hot summer. When we first entered the valley, the sun was hot and there was hardly any cool place. Slowly walking deep into the valley, gradually see the shade, and then the vegetation flourishes, suddenly bright, as if into a fantastic fairyland may be haunted by elves.

Super awesome

The Ihlara Canyon (also known as The Ihlara Valley, "used to be named" Peristrema) is 120 kilometers northwest of Graeme. It is not a famous attraction. It is magnificent and shocking, and cannot be compared with the Great Rift Valley in East Africa and the Grand Canyon of Colorado in the United States, but it has its own unique place. The canyon was one of the Byzantine monks' favorite places to recluse, leaving many painted grotto churches. After 360 steep steps into the canyon, you can follow the Melendiz Suyu stream to go forward. If it is midsummer, the valley is full of grass and trees, the sound of birds is gentle, and there are many churches along the way to visit, there is no rush to hike.

The Erhera Canyon is a hard-to-find oasis on the Greime volcanic ash plain. Steep cliffs, clear streams, and abundant green vegetation are no exceptions to the scenery. But there are countless cave churches on the cliffs of the canyon, which will never be found in China. However, due to various historical reasons, it is a pity that the exquisite frescoes on the church have been destroyed.