Brief History: Formed naturally over thousands of years by erosion, this cave lies hidden behind the Upper Düden Waterfall. Though never used as a dwelling, it has fascinated travelers and locals alike for centuries. Notable Features: The cave’s entrance is accessible via a narrow path and wooden steps. Inside, the air is cool, and droplets sparkle from the ceiling. Light filters through the falling water, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The acoustics enhance the sound of the waterfall in a cavernous echo. Fun Fact: This cave has been a filming location for Turkish dramas and nature documentaries. Many couples propose here due to its mystical ambiance. Current Use: Still open to visitors, but care is advised on the slippery paths. Most tourists enter for a quick walk and photo opportunity. Flash photography and littering are discouraged.
Coordinates: 30.7134, 36.9462
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