Room 203

This was the heart of the working quarters. Hay was stacked here, and winter feed was organized with care. Saddles, rakes, and farm tools lined the space, ready to be brought out to the courtyard when needed.

Young workers followed the lead of older ones; the most experienced person managed the order of the room. Everything was where it belonged, even a simple saddlebag hanging quietly on the wall.

Today, Cappadocia Triple Cave Room 203 reflects the memory of quiet preparation, with its stone floor bearing traces of patience and honest labor.

These are more than remnants of utility; they tell stories of harmony, guidance, and resilience. For anyone stepping inside, it is not just a room. It is a living memory where the timeless spirit of Cappadocia lingers.