For nature lovers. This place is amazing, like you are in another space in another time . Recordable , hiking shoes, sticks, a small backpack with water and a sandwich and you can spend the whole day there . Just pay attention to one of the times I went there it can be slippery after the rain . There is allot of sheep’s crossing the road always, 🙂so please pay attention when driving

It is an amazing landscape that you can relatively easily walk through. It requires some rock walking and you need to take a bit of care. But the choice is a 45 minutes or a 2 hours stroll. Both well indicated and easily done within the given time frame. The area has a surrealistic impression at some points. I reckon that later in the year than February it would be nicer because of the flowers and the more green trees and bushes. But also crowded as even on a cloudy day with rain expected in the middle of the week in the beginning of February there were many people (including school classes). Okay, it is not Cappadocia in Turkey or the Tsingy on Madagascar, but it is worth going. The information centre does have some interesting displays and a less interesting cafeteria. You might even spot some mountain goats. Also if you are not able to walk over stony paths, there is a viewpoint that can be reached by everybody.

We had a guided tour, this took about one hour. The trials are a mix of rocky, sandy, stoney. One hiking stick really helped me, particularly with the steeper downhill parts. If you intend to walk one of the trials wear good grip trainers or hiking shoes. Flip-flops or general shoes will get destroyed. The higher points you'll feel a nice breeze, the lower points are hot (June), take water with you. Though the walking is beautiful and definitely worth exploring. The place is steeped in history. I would definitely want to come back here. There is parking, toilets, cafe, shop, museum in the main area.

I was passing by the town and was looking at things I could do here. Came across this place in one of the recommendations. Put the place on Google maps and blindly followed it, Google brought me to this road but shows the location somewhere about 5-6 km short of this place, still followed the route along with half a mind to turn back. Thank God I didn't. This place is a gem, absolutely beautiful and a welcome respite from the August heat, the temperature changed so quickly as we drove up. Nice bit of history behind the rocks as well. Inwas curious why all the rocks seem like they have the river like cuts on them. Turns out these rocks were infact part of the Tethys sea until the continents collided. If you are interested in geology, definitely come here.Do bring a jacket when you come, it can get unexpectedly colder. There are hiking trails that you can enjoy and the kids can learn about geography rock formations also. Theres also a small cafe at the tourist information center. There is something for everyone here