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Mirror Cave, One of the most visited tourist sites in Amasya, the structure that was carved out of a huge massif as a rocky tomb, is named inverted cave because it lights up when sunlight hits it. The building, which draws attention with its height of 13 meters, rotates on different floors. According to historians, it is claimed to be a mausoleum built in the 2nd century BC of Tes, the priest of Mitra, who lived in the area during the Hellenistic era.
