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The plateau rises 2,200 meters above sea level. The name of the plateau began to be known as the Sultan Murad Plateau in 1635 AD, since Sultan Murad built this plateau with his army during his return from the Iran campaign. It also has trenches and tombs of martyrs from the First World War. Al Hadaba has everything you need like electricity, water, hotel, restaurant, butcher, market and coffee shop. Memorial Day of the Martyrs is held every year on June 23, and the Yayla Ortasi Festival is held on August 20. In this festival where cultural, commercial and humanitarian exchange takes place, the area games are also played.
