Yaprakhisar, sheltering 180 houses had taken its name from the mountain just behind the village. The caves turned into houses by bonding stones at the open front side are protected and their demolishing is forbidden. We set out for Belisirma and proceed through lengthy poplars, stonewalls, gross and flowing waters. We have 8 kilometers to the lively waters of Ihlara where the stream twists 25 or 30 times. We are following a route against the flowing direction of Melendiz to reach Belisirma after 3 kilometers.
Steep slopes hold churches and monastries, monk chamhers, cellars and multistorey cave houses.
The entrances of some of the caves are so tightly blocked with stones that even the slimest existence can't seep in. As soon as we arrive Belisirma crossing a wooden bridge reach a village restaurant and appease our hunger. Then we visit Kirkdamalti Church which was built in 13th cc. during Seljuk sovereignty. The most interesting scene in the church is Tamara's painting who built the church and dedicated to St. George.