Capadócia, Turquia. Devrent Valley é famosa por suas rochas pitorescas (figuras intemperismo), muitos dos quais estão na forma de vários animais - Banco de fotos e imagens

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

A rock formation at the Devrent Valley in Cappadocia, Turkey

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

The valley became famous thanks to the huge stone mushrooms, the hallmark of Cappadocia. Pashabag also called the Valley of the Monks, because at one time the monks and settled in his "mushrooms" single cell, as well as the church.

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

The valley became famous thanks to the huge stone mushrooms, the hallmark of Cappadocia. Pashabag also called the Valley of the Monks, because at one time the monks and settled in his "mushrooms" single cell, as well as the church.

The valley became famous thanks to the huge stone mushrooms, the hallmark of Cappadocia. Pashabag also called the Valley of the Monks, because at one time the monks and settled in his "mushrooms" single cell, as well as the church.

Cappadocia, Turkey. Devrent Valley is famous for its picturesque rocks (figures weathering), many of which are in the form of various animals

The valley became famous thanks to the huge stone mushrooms, the hallmark of Cappadocia. Pashabag also called the Valley of the Monks, because at one time the monks and settled in his "mushrooms" single cell, as well as the church.