The City of Manazan in Taskale Village in the region of Karaman in central Turkey, with an entire rock face, carved to create a vertical village of small rooms, naturally protected from invaders.
This rock-cut village stretches up five stories and across 3km, has survived through centuries of war, dating back to the Byzantine.
Today, Manazan is no longer inhabited.
Images: Atlas Obscura
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