Cappadocia, the land of dragons and dungeons.

Hot air balloon rides in Cappadocia during National Day cost 400 euros, which is still too expensive for ordinary people. So I decided to take a mixed-line day trip and joined a Chinese tour group. It turned out to be surprisingly interesting. Fairy chimneys, rock castles, dragons and dungeons, like an adventure in Diablo. Lunch is included, including free flatbread, a soup, a main course (choose from chicken, lamb, beef balls, etc.), and a dessert, which is a bit too sweet. Drinks need to be purchased separately. The soup and main course taste good. In the afternoon, we visited the Ceramic Museum. They say the craft has been passed down for seven generations, with men making ceramics and women weaving carpets. However, it doesn't quite suit the taste of Easterners. The tour guide's Chinese is very fluent. The prices of the items on sale are all in US dollars, which are both tacky and expensive. Next, we went to the Animal World. The most camel-like animal, with a shark head and penguin... The strange landforms have a desolate northwestern feel. The next stop is the Mushroom Kingdom, also formed by the erosion of rocks, weathered by wind and rain, cracked, fallen, leaving only lonely stone pillars.