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Went solo and had a peaceful time. The caves are interesting, but I wish there was more explanation. Good for photos. Not crowded.

A bit off the beaten path but worth it. We had the place almost to ourselves. Some signs are faded but QR codes still worked. Fun to imagine life here. Good for a couple hours’ walk.

Took my parents and little brother. We all loved it! My mom was super into the cave churches (she took like 100 pics, no joke). My brother kept climbing onto random rocks, which is probably not allowed but no one stopped him. The staff at the entrance were friendly and pointed us to a map. Paths are sometimes steep but manageable. Not a lot of shade, so sunscreen is your friend. We spent about 2 hours just wandering. Zelve is sooo peaceful compared to Goreme.

Honestly, Zelve blew me away. My partner and I stumbled on a cave church with faded paintings – so beautiful. Early morning is best, barely any tourists. No food stalls, so pack a snack. Will remember this place forever.

Beautiful and PEACEFUL. We spent a lazy afternoon just wandering. My husband took a million photos. The caves are fun to explore. Bring warm clothes in winter.

Fell in love with Zelve! The caves, the views, the quiet… it’s all magical. My partner and I spent hours just wandering. Bring snacks, nothing to buy inside.

Zelve is SOOO COOL. We spent ages exploring caves, tunnels, and random rooms. My kids loved playing hide and seek (probably not allowed but no one stopped us). Bring good shoes – some paths are rough. No crowds at all!

One of the most interesting places I’ve been. The caves go on forever! Got lost a couple times but that was half the fun. No souvenirs for sale, which was actually nice. Bring your own water.