Pasabag, also known as the Monks Valley, is one of the most unique sights in Cappadocia. Its multi-headed fairy chimneys with mushroom-like caps are the result of millions of years of erosion, and the valley takes its name from the Byzantine monks who once retreated into the cells carved high into these very rocks. In this post you will find the geological story of the formations, the best photography angles, what to watch out for during your visit, a half-day route combining Avanos and Devrent Valley and the quietest hours to visit.
