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It is the largest Turkish-Islamic cemetery in the world, included in the Tentative List of World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, is a very important artifact of the Seljuks, located on an area of 210 dunums, it was called the Anatolian deed when the Turks came to Anatolia, consisting of 1400 tombstones, considered The stones, believed to have been constructed in the 12th or 13th century, are among the most beautiful examples of stonework, in the area where the first works began in 1996, the last restoration work was carried out in 2011.
