Marina Anisina from Russia, a tourist visiting the region, told Anadolu Agency that the cathedral is a "perfect" place with its history and nature.
"We met not only its natural beauty but also its historical texture. Snow added a different wonder," she said.
"I wanted to visit this area as it is an early Christian center. It's a wonderful place.
"We visited the Selime Cathedral. I was touched with it," she expressed.
Shapagat Altayeva, a tourist from Kazakhstan, explained that it was the first time she had been to Turkey. "Selime greeted us with snow. The snow was a visual feast for us."
Cappadocia is prominent for its unique "fairy chimney" volcanic cones, valleys, underground cities, and houses carved into the rock, as well as its churches, chapels, and shelters used by early Christians fleeing the Roman Empire.
The region is preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
