Cavusın Vıllage

Çavuşin Village

The main attractions in the tiny village of Çavusin are two lovely Byzantine churches. By the entrance into town is the Çavusin Church with a stunning interior of frescoes while in the old village centre, high up on the ridge, is the Church of St John the Baptist. This is thought to be the oldest church in Cappadocia and its basilica-like proportions and fat columns are an impressive sight.

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