HOTEL NAME and ABOUT THE HOTEL;

Belenus Cave House, named after Belenus, the god of agriculture and fertility in Kelt Mythology, is located in Mustafapaşa village, the pearl of Cappadocia, which is listed among the "World's Best Tourism Villages" by the United Nations Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

Belenus Cave House, which was established as a women's initiative by Ms. Nevin in 2023; It promises its guests a warm, friendly and peaceful holiday."

Belenus is more of a regional god in Kelt mythology. Above all, he was an agricultural god. It means bright or shining. There is also a big festival called beltaine ("Fire of Bel"), which is identified with it.

WHERE DOES THE KELT LINEAGE COME FROM?

The Kelt tribes who came to Anatolia in the 700s and established a civilization there, the name of their capital in WALES, where they came from, was TURKIJE*. While the name Anatolia was not yet pronounced, the CELTs named the region where they lived, covering the eastern Aegean and Central Anatolia, as GALATEA. (Over time, it became known as GALATIA. The Cappadocia region became a province of the Roman Empire in 17 AD. After this date, the Cappadocia province was added to the Galatia province in 54 AD, but it continued to be two separate administrations. Even though Cappadocia was separated from this province in 66 AD It was united again in 72 A.D. and was called the Galatia-Cappadocia province. Since the management of this united state was very difficult for both the governor and the commanders, the Galatia-Cappadocia province was separated again in 112/113 A.D. This separation brought about a change of administration, and procurators in the region. Instead of the rule of the emperor (regent), the rule of legatus (commander and deputy emperor) elected by the emperor from among the former consuls began.