Tinaztepe Caves

parking free entrance fee, there are 2 caves 1. the cave is quite beautiful, there are puddles in cold places, there are puddles at least 30 meters deep at the end of the walking path (obviously I would like the landing of the tree) go to the end. The second cave is short, you pass some of it by leaning, there is a waterfall outside the caves, there is no entrance fee, it is worth seeing. Turkey's largest caves to say probably not even true in terms of hiking trails overall ceiling is very high and spacious interior.

We got a little tired from going up and down the stairs, but it was worth it, the view at the end of the road was superb, it's worth seeing, I recommend it?????

Tınaztepe Cave, which is the third cave in the world and the 1st cave in Turkey, is a wonderful natural beauty in itself. Each cave is a bit like that, but the length of this place and the huge expanse in some places, especially the final view you encounter at the end, put this cave in the best of what I have seen. My favorite now is Tokat-Ballıca Cave, with its beauty and length created by stalactites and stalagmites. However, with the majesty and the surprise final view you encounter at the end of 1.5 km, this place narrowly missed the 1st place and found itself in the 2nd place :) You cannot enter the cave directly as you get out of the car. Since the cave is inside the mountain, you climb a 400-meter pathway. I think they need to find a natural solution in this way. The total length is 1580 meters and there are no deep descents like the Ballıca Cave. Mostly, it goes close to the flat without many ups and downs until you reach the last view with a surprise final on the road inside. In the last 40-50 meters, it starts a vertical descent and your mouth is open at the end of the road. When you consider the distance you have come, you feel a chill :) It has been determined that the underground lakes are 22 km long and according to the researches, they have occurred in a long period of about 230 million years. Inside the cave, there are also places where the height difference between the floor and ceiling reaches 65 meters, where you get goosebumps against the majesty of the cave. Since the cave and the nearby facility are very close to the Seydişehir-Konya Road, I would definitely say stop by here and visit this majestic cave if you have time. Cave entrance fee is 10 TL per person. It seems that there was colored lighting and music broadcasting before, when we were traveling, there was no music and it was only illuminated with yellow and white lights.

Great cave! I never regretted that I still decided to go there

It is known as the longest cave in our country. A tiring and depressing cave. It will be enough to go once in your life.