The incredible thousand-year-old UNDERGROUND 18-storey city that could house 20,000 people

Bet his taxes went through the roof after his living space suddenly increased to 1.5million sq.ft.

although way cool, could you imagine the smell? Living underground like that with animals etc? Talk about horrible.

Yes it is. Been there several times. Kaymakli and Nevshehir as well. There are a half dozen of these cities in the Cappadocia area.

Truly amazing to see!

interesting. there is many more underground cities and tunnels /caves all through out the world. many of them were also covered in gold.

now we know what the u s a wants

But it is cool.

The cities have remarkably effective ventilation systems that keep air moving.

One of the things that is most interesting is that Derinkuyu and Kaymakli are connected by a tunnel. They are five miles apart and the section of the tunnel I saw, you drive a jeep through.

What a cool 'storey.'

not one of you have considered this was an actual city before The Flood? What do you suppose happened to the world's cities when it happened?!?! Earth, water combined would've buried most cities then- So liberal(scientists) come out and say we're cavemen came from caves and slime?!?! Bwhahaa, ever stop to think that maybe people dug their way out if they 'sheltered in place' for 40days and nights lol....


Now i am willing to bet there's metal deposits all throughout- much of what was built before was buried then dug up by corps now..hmmmm - also wondering if you mix some metals w/mud and water if they turn to stone over time?!?!

Think people!

You can vacation there...they have hotel rooms

Would love to see this in person, the amount of work and engineering needed to build is incredible considering they had to do this by manual labour.

After seeing that can you just imagine the cities that exist underground now? Wow!

They survived the pole shift.

they are called D.U.M.B.S. and you're not allowed inside. in fact nobody is. unless your in the club.

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Ventilation

And take the garbage out, everyday

Several videos on utube...here's a couple

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A longer vid...almost an hour

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Makes you wonder what they were hiding from???

Whoa!

This is imply amazing and I would love to see it!

Since you have been there, does it look as though they simply capitalized on existing caves, or was it dug out? Or lasered out? I mean, what an insane amount of work to pick one's way through that!

Thanks, OP! This is intriguing to me!

No doubt that some of it was existing, but the rock there is fairly soft and porous (as far as rock goes). Not lasered, just a lot of hard work over centuries. The defensive system allowed one man to hold off hundreds of attackers. There were wells and air shafts to service the cities. Just an amazing thing to explore.

And good plumbing.

Thank you. I am going to research this, it is just very interesting! There are supposedly some underground cities not that far from us, but the reports aren't solid on them and nothing is documented enough to go on an adventure.

It's a lot like the Pyramids of Giza to me. The amount of labor itself is amazing.

The underground cities were built during the Byzantine era by Christians seeking to survive the Moslem invaders and the Ottoman Empire. The underground churches have walls covered with Christian frescoes - all with their eyes gouged out once the Moslems discovered them (no human eyes can be depicted in Islam). I've been there and seen them for myself.

Surprised you guys don't know about this. It was in every other episode of the first season of ancient aliens 8 years ago. If you are into this type of stuff check out 'revelations of the pyramids'

exactly. considering the fact there scattered all over the world.

Morlocks...