The term Cappadocia was first used by Persians. Since the most superior horses were brought up there, it has been known as “ the land of beautiful horses” since then. Findings from ruins and written sources of ancient times, we also conclude that the biggest horse races of that era was taken place in Cappadocia.

Cappadocia has different rock formations dating back to upper Myosen period. It is known that they were formed because of volcanic eruptions of Gulludag, Hasandag and Erciyes mountains. Through the ages, initial rock formations changed shape with the effect of erosion of Kizilirmak river. Resulting combination has become chimney-shaped rock formations which are accepted a natural wonder by geologists.

The first settlement in Cappadocia became in Prehistorian times. Keeping away volcanic eruption and wild animals around and being survived, people constructed underground cities.

This visual tour includes the photographic examples of Cappadocia wonder and challange of human being against nature.

Chimney rocks from Urgup in Cappadocia.

Caves used for being survival against animal attacks and lavas from volcano.

Another chimney rocks photographed at sunset time. A complete natural wonder.

Look at this weird settlement. Hoıses are next-to-next and up-and-down. I can't guess where children play.

1. Make up a small backpack with some new toys. They don't have to cost the earth, a new toy car or books, some crayons and colouring books, some snacks, drinks and baby wipes for sticky hands and a change of clothes in case of spills.
2. Make sure your little one is dressed comfortably. Sure, they make look cute in a frilly dress with lace knickers but they are going to be uncomfortable and miserable sitting for hours on a place. Dress them in soft clothing with a layer to put on/take off in case they get too cold/warm.
3. If your child still has a bottle, ask the flight attendant to warm it for your well in advance. In my experience, it can take quite a while for them to come back with it so ask before your little one is screaming for milk.
4. 4. Don't worry about other passengers. If your child gets upset and screams very loudly, or throws a major, roll-on-the-floor tantrum, don't worry what anyone else thinks. I've found most people are quite understanding and will give you that "been there, done that" sympathetic look but if others are less tolerant - just ignore them. If they don't like it, tough. Even they were kids once!
5. 5. Relax. Best thing you can do is just take it as it comes. You may leave the plane with juice-soaked legs, crackers down your top, cream cheese in your hair and an exhausted, rosy cheeked, sleeping baby on your shoulder, but you all got there in one piece. Now that's an achievement!

1. The very first thing that you do after deciding where to going is tell a family member or friend where you plan to go. So that way if something unexpected happens the search crew has a good idea of where to start looking.
2. The next most important thing is to bring plenty of water because the only thing worse than being stuck in the bush is being stuck in the bush without any water. Having water will mean that you won't have to leave your camp site to find water and this will limit the risk of getting lost.
3. Make sure you bring lots of food this means if you only plan to stay for two days then bring at least four days worth of food just in case something does happen you wont starve to death.
4. If you do find yourself lost then the first thing to do is build a fire. This will prevent most animals from trying to attack you while you're asleep and will also keep you warm. Also if you have traveled by car then a good thing to do is to put one of the cars tires in the fire this will cause a lot of smoke and will make it easier for any search party to find you.
5. Bring some type of weapon if you can this is important because if the fire doesn't scare of an animal and it still is coming after you and we don't have anything to defend ourselves with then we are going to get eaten. So if you can try to bring some sort of weapon.

So there you have it all you have to do is follow these five easy steps when you're out in the bush and you will be guaranteed to survive no matter what.

Choose your seat carefully. Experts seem to agree that sitting within 7 rows of an exit will help your chances of survival. Sitting adjacent to the emergency exit may give you more leg room but comes with a responsibility. You will be required to open the exit should the worst happen. If you don't want the responsibility don't sit there.

What you wear on your feet makes a difference. Flip flops and high heels don't cut it when you have to run for your life. Wear lace up shoes. You can loosen them if your feet swell but they will stay on if you need to make a quick exit.

Once on board make a mental note of all the emergency exits and how you can get to them. Read your in-flight safety card and take note what your flight attendants have to say. They are highly trained in flight and aircraft safety. Note: No two aircraft are the same.

If your still alive when the plane comes to a stop. Get out as quick as you can. Do not wait for instructions. Your flight attendants maybe dazed or at worse unconscious. Do not take anything with you. You will need both hands to keep your balance and to fight off other panic stricken passengers during your escape.

If you get out alive do not think you were lucky or the chosen one. You were simply prepared. Good common sense will always help you out when you need it most.