There are only a few people who find the way to Tatların, and the entrance to the cave church with frescoes in local style from 1215 is locked by an iron door. This explains why the old wall paintings survived the stupid name carving vandalism.

Like in many other Cappadocian villages the Greek history is still visible. The tuff rock in the background not only contains cave houses, but also an underground city and a church with frescoes from the 13th century.