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The Phrygian Valley, located in western Anatolia, is a historical region known for its unique rock formations and ancient monuments carved into the soft tufa stone. It was once the heartland of the Phrygian civilization, which flourished around the 8th century BCE. The valley features impressive rock-cut tombs, sanctuaries, and the famous Midas Monument. Today, it offers a striking blend of natural beauty and archaeological significance.
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