Kepez Underground City The distinctive bicolored soil formation and remarkable architecture of the Kepez Underground City rank it among the most captivating subterranean cities in the Cappadocia region, attracting visitors from various places. The city consists of sets of rectangular halls arranged in threes, linked together by corridors and tunnels. During the Roman era, Christianity spread rapidly in the 2nd century AD, resulting in conflicts between Christians and idol-worshipping priests. Consequently, many underground cities were constructed by Christians in Cappadocia to serve as shelters and places of worship. Situated within the boundaries of Kepez Village and administratively connected to the Mucur district of Kirsehir, the Kepez Underground City lies west of the Ankara highway. It is located approximately 14 km from the Ankara highway and 10 km from the Aksaray highway. The city’s well-planned and organized structure has consistently attracted visitors. It comprises three clusters of rectangular living spaces, all linked by galleries and tunnels. If you have any questions or would like more information about the Kepez Underground City, please feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or contact us via WhatsApp, and we will reply promptly.