To my surprise I saw, when walking uphill in Ürgüp, about to go west, what was obviously a partly collapsed church hewn into the rocks. Here are the pictures I could take after entering: some of the church proper, some of a number of rooms, the function of which was not always obvious to me. Paintings had been partly erased, but over all I got a good impression of that the church must have been like in its heigh-day. I do not know its denomination, I suppose it was Greek Orthodox.

Note I have grouped many churches in Cappadocia in one gallery.