The Devil's Town Rocks, situated in the Divriği district of Sivas, Turkey, continue to fascinate visitors in 2025 with their naturally sculpted formations. These unique rock structures, shaped over time by floodwaters and erosion, draw nature enthusiasts to the area, offering a glimpse into the region's geological history.
Located near Maltepe village, these sandstone formations have been molded by natural processes over millions of years. The area is especially popular during the summer months, providing an opportunity to witness the ongoing geological processes that continue to shape the landscape.
Dr. Fatih Kartal from Sivas Cumhuriyet University has highlighted the distinct geographical structure of Divriği, explaining that the rock formations are part of a 'badlands' system. This system was created by the compression of horizontal structures due to faulting, combined with the erosive effects of rain and streams. The ongoing renewal processes ensure that the Devil's Town Rocks remain a captivating natural attraction for years to come.