Horses and camels enjoy quietness in Cappadocia

Horses and camels enjoy quietness in Cappadocia

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Horses and camels in Cappadocia enjoy the quietness in the deserted region amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. (AA Photo)
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Turkey’s popular tourist attraction Cappadocia region, which hosted a record number of tourists last year, is now having one of its quietest days in history due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
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One of the places on the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Cappadocia region, which offers a fairy-tale experience with its geographical beauties, tourist density before the coronavirus measures have been replaced by vacant spaces.
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In 2019, the region hosted 3,834,134 tourists, which was a record number.
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