Greme National Park, located in the ancient province of Navsheshir on the Anatolian plateau in central Turkey, is known as Cappadocia, and is famous for weathering the lava after the eruption into strange cone-shaped rock formations. The rock contains caves built by prehistoric humans and churches built by Christians after the Middle Ages. The recipe is a few hundred kilometers long, and it is a mystery what food these people rely on for their livelihood.