Mustafapasa is a Turkish town located in Cappadocia that had a mostly Greek population until modern times. Homes contain Greek frescoes, but the population is Turkish today. It represents a good place to discover local life while remaining in a central location to explore the Cappadocian valleys.

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This is a little village in Kappadokia. Very calm, nice old building, and a tiny small university. :o)
On the edge you can find the Sacred valley. The most peaceful place inthe world (where I've ever been). It's in the edge of Mustafapasha village. And this village is a pearl in Kappadokia.
So this valley has an owner, an old man who cleans it, and who brings water there every day. And he decorated this place with traditional stuff all around the wall. If you go there you can find...

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