The husband and dad of three also said that it can be lonely living away from family but said "not everyone can live the cave life".
When asked if the cave gets cold Ali said that because there is no window, no matter how much it snows or rains it stays warm.
The cave's kitchen has all the appliances Ali might need including a sink, fridge and gas cooker.
Ali Bozoglan, 55, traded his comfortable life for sleeping with snakes and rats after being left homeless when his house in Hatay, Turkey was torn down two years ago.
The Defne District Governship offered Ali temporary housing but he declined, choosing a remote cave in the Yaylica hills instead.
