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Gomeda Valley is located approximately 2 kilometers southwest of the Mustafapaşa neighborhood in the Ürgüp district of Nevşehir Province, Türkiye. Geographically situated west of Mustafapaşa and north of Ayvalı Village, the valley is one of the most notable geomorphological features within the Cappadocia region. Historically known by the Greeks as “Kanavuria,” the valley has been identified as one of the fissures of Elevres. Gomeda Valley (Ürgüp Municipality) " image-alternate="" image-element-f

Akdamar Island is one of four islands in Lake Van and lies within the boundaries of the Gevaş district. It is located 52 kilometers from the city center of Van. The island was registered as an Archaeological Site Area in 1990. Geography and Climate Lake Van is a crater lake formed by the eruption of Mount Nemrut. The lake has a surface area of 3,713 km² and an elevation of 1,646 meters above sea level. Its waters are saline and sodic. The average depth of the lake is 171 meters, with its deepest

Gomeda Valley is located approximately two kilometers southwest of the village of Mustafapaşa in the district of Ürgüp, Nevşehir province, Türkiye. Geographically situated west of Mustafapaşa and north of Ayvalı Village, the valley is one of the most distinctive geomorphological areas within the Cappadocia region. Historically known as “Kanavuria” by the Greeks, the valley has been identified as one of the ravines of Elevres. Geological Formation The valley was shaped by erosion from rain, wind,