Cappadocia’s Fairy Chimneys | Europe From Above S2 | National Geographic UK

Take a hot air balloon ride over Cappadocia, Turkey with Vural Demircioglu, one of the region's 200 hot air balloon pilots. Our unique aerial perspective allows us to look over these incredible capped pillars called "fairy chimneys” and discover the world's most unusual high rise neighbourhood.
Travel to Turkey to explore hot air balloons over Cappadocia, a record-breaking bridge and Europe's last nomads in Europe From Above S2.
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[@jakubw7206]

I highly recommend Cappadocia as a tourist destination! Defintely must see

[@zoe_joelle016]

Such a beautiful and majestic place you'll surely fall in love. will definitely be coming back during the warmer seasons.

[@wrtyiw1508]

Amazing place 😻

[@estherpineda209]

It's a beautiful place, can't wait to go back 🥰

[@jamiefoyers2800]

Was watching Bettany Hughes show on this the other night. Cool place and living amongst that landscape with a home carved out of the very rock...wow...that'd be pretty much on my bucket list. I bet the views are amazing...

[@7007matthew]

Most people don't know that the Cappadocians were the only civilization to considered chief hydrological engineer a calling.

[@Maderasdesign]

Now you have to go to 4 years at a clown college to become a chief hydrological engineer

[@7007matthew]

@@Maderasdesign I'll thank you not to refer to Princeton that way.

[@denissaputra5949]

Amazing

[@taweepharsook1392]

So Beautiful place

[@KGBeast.]

Turkish Star Wars lol

[@dipakbharvad172]

❤❤❤❤

[@iila]

Geographically, it's Asia from above.

[@amor8996]

But I don't think it's Asia. Cause everything in Turkey looks much similar to European locations. From black sea to Mediterranean everything give European vibes. So I don't know who made boundaries of Europe.🤦

[@Siqipilaci]

@@amor8996 Europe is just a cultural boundary. Even Europe itself is culturally divided. I mean I let it count to draw the line at the Bosporus but the Ural Mountains are never ever a line between a single continent. Otherwise the Alps should also split Italy from the rest and the Pyrenees Spain.

[@ozpiroglu]

@@Siqipilaci İ have a bridge to sell to anyone who thinks that Bosnia and Sweden or Turkey and Iraq have anything in common "European" is a geopolitical concept

[@spartakos536]

Technically Europe and Asia together Eurasia in the earth science :)

[@iila]

It's on the Asian continent. Eurasia is a cultural sense.

[@fortunatoflores5260]

Viva el chistianismo

[@berkayberano9922]

Viva el islamismo