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Nevşehir is a province located in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey. By road, it is 1 hour to Kayseri, 2 hours 30 minutes to Konya, 3 hours to Ankara, 7 hours and 30 minutes to Istanbul. While Nevşehir was a village called Muşkara, after it started to become a city, it took its current name, which means "new city" in Ottoman Turkish in the 18th century. The Cappadocia region, which has hosted many civilizations, attracts millions of local and foreign tourists throughout the year with its famous fairy chimneys. Balloon tours are available for those who want to see the region from above. The economy of the province is largely based on agriculture. 75% of the active population works in the agricultural sector. The industry is not very developed. The tourism sector has been developing rapidly in recent years. Fairy chimneys and churches carved into the rocks. Agriculture: Agricultural products are not very diverse due to seasonal and precipitation conditions. Grain, tubers and industrial products are the main agricultural products. Nevşehir province ranks third in potato production after Niğde and İzmir. In addition, sugar beet, wheat, barley, rye, broad beans, chickpeas, beans and lentils are grown in the province. Vegetable farming has developed. But fruit growing, especially viticulture, has an important place. As fruits, grapes, apples, cherries, pears, apricots, walnuts, mulberries, oleasters, quince and almonds are grown. Livestock: There is not enough grassland (meadow and pasture) in Nevşehir province due to the allocation of the land for cultivation. However, livestock farming is developing, as a result of which the amount of cattle increases, while the number of sheep and goats decreases.