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The Cappadocia Valley was formed from layers of sedimentary and volcanic rock – the result of eruptions that occurred approximately 3 million years ago. Through the action of nature, the rock layers have been eroded, creating many interesting shapes. Thousands of pointed rock formations resemble chimneys from fairy tales; some even call this area the "mushroom valley".
This valley becomes even more enchanting and magical with the addition of hot air balloons. Let's admire these stunning photos of Cappadocia with hot air balloons in the sky.
Russian photographer Kristina Makeeva visited Cappadocia and captured stunning images with hot air balloons there.
She used some incredibly impressive backdrops for her photoshoot.
Although originally an engineer, Makeeva has a great passion for photography.
The colorful hot air balloons stand out against the backdrop of the white snow.
Magical light in the night sky
The ideal weather for hot air ballooning in Cappadocia is from April to October each year, as the skies are clear and the wind is relatively gentle.
The semi-desert region of Cappadocia is famous for its colorful hot air balloons in the sky.
Hot air balloons stand out against the sky at dawn and dusk.
Hot air balloons fly over breathtaking landscapes ranging from snow-capped mountains to vast deserts.
Selina Nguyen (According to BP)
