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Diyarbakir Castle, the tallest architectural building that stands out after the Great Wall of China, makes the walls of Diyarbakir a wonderful point. The decorations and inscriptions on the wall are a legacy of civilizations, and it consists of two parts, the inner castle and the outer castle. The 5 thousand-meter walls of Diyarbakir look like cog fish, the four-gated city walls and 82 fortresses are a historical treasure in the city, basalt stone was used, the castle and city walls, were included in the UNESCO Temporary World List in 2000 and were later included Inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2015.
