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Kopuz Village Historical Rock Chapel and Settlement
About & Visitor Guide
History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Kopuz Village Historical Rock Chapel and Settlement is a mysterious atomic temple and shelter area carved into the steep tuff rocks of Kopuz Village in Aydıntepe district of Bayburt during the Early Christian and Medieval Byzantine periods. The settlement built by the first Christian communities escaping from Roman oppression by taking shelter in safe mountain valleys; It consists of rock chapels, monk cells, water cisterns and vaulted rock rooms. In village legends, the existence of secret corridors extending from under these steep rocks to Aydıntepe Underground City has been whispered from generation to generation, and it is rumored that the sun hitting the rocks points to the hidden treasures on the mountain. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It is located at an altitude of approximately 1,720 meters, on steep rocky slopes overlooking the Kopuz Village valley. Volcanic tuff layers on the southern slopes of the Black Sea mountains present a geological structure that can be easily carved with hand tools. Spring waters, oak groves and untouched mountain flora lie around it. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
Location & Directions
40.3885, 40.1508Aydıntepe Antik Kentler & Ören Yerleri Noktaları
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