Derinkuyu Underground City in Cappadocia, Turkey. Christians fled the enemies and hid in this underground cities. Archaeologists are spending a lot of time and effort trying to uncover the ...

A new study uses 3D modeling to recreate the sounds of daily life in Derinkuyu, an ancient underground city in Turkey. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Nevit Dilmen CC BY 3.0. Deep beneath central Turkey ...

Located in modern-day Turkey, the ancient underground city Derinkuyu spanned seven levels, with four main ventilation channels and over 50,000 other smaller shafts. Researcher Sezin Nas re-created ...

The ancient, underground city of Derinkuyu caught Nas's eye early on. Located in modern-day Turkey, Derinkuyu was built underground to defend against invasion, protect its citizens from harsh ...

The incredible 'city' 280ft below the ground in beautiful country loved by Brits 62 years ago, a man discovered a long-lost city inside his own home, one that covers an incredible 18 storeys.

Beneath the surface of central Turkey lies Derinkuyu, an underground city that could house more than 20,000 people—entirely hidden until the 1960s. Built into volcanic tuff, the city extends ...

Derinkuyu is the largest excavated underground city in the world. (Image: Getty) There are many ancient villages , towns and even cities around the world, but very few of them are located underground.

Step into the vast underground city of Derinkuyu in Turkey, an engineering masterpiece that once housed thousands of people.#AncientCities #TurkeyHistory #UndergroundMystery US intelligence says ...

Whimsical rock formations are the first thing that captivate visitors in Goreme, a quaint village nestled in the heart of Cappadocia in Turkey. These mammoth ro E-PAPER ...

Plan your magical trip to Cappadocia, Turkey! Explore iconic fairy chimneys, take a hot air balloon ride, discover underground cities, and immerse yourself in rich history and culture.

Tourists explore a passage in the Derinkuyu underground city in Turkey in 2022. Omar Haj Kadour/AFP via Getty Images In the 1920s, Cappadocian Greeks left the city behind after the Greco-Turkish War.