The historical region of Cappadocia, located in the state of "Nusehir" in the middle of the Turkish Anatolian plateau, is a title that summarizes the region's nobility and its ancientness in human history, and its underground cities reflect the greatness of the peoples who settled there. Although the Turkish Ministry of Tourism allowed the opening of only 10 percent of the mysterious underground cities to tourists, Cappadocia is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in the country, as it received about one and a half million tourists. Camera images may not be able to convey the grandeur of the cities that humans carved throughout the ages in the rocks of "Cappadocia", but in the depths of the earth, some cities have reached the height of eight floors. This city is also famous for its balloons, as it is also called the "city of balloons", because balloons are constantly flying in it, and it creates a sight that fascinates all the tourists coming to the city.