Meat is an indispensable part of Aksaray cuisine, it is included in local soups, there are delicacies such as cubes of lamb and bulgur for rice, tomato paste, broth and garlic.
A picturesque place to have a snack, all the places around are similar cabins, the food is traditional, you can eat in cabins in the water or regular tables inside or outside.
Aksaray frying pan is a unique dish, one of the favorite meat dishes in the city, it will be a favorite among meat lovers, tomato, pepper, garlic, cooked in large clay pots, covered and cooked in a stone oven.
Aksaray, one of the cities with its historical riches and ancient past, historical and religious buildings attract the attention of domestic and foreign tourists, agriculture and animal husbandry are also known as important sources of income for the city, with the development of industrial production in areas such as metal goods, machinery and automobiles, t...
Kilic Arslan Park, it has a very large area in the center of the city, it has a very beautiful area from an artificial lake to walking paths, you can spend a nice walk with your loved ones in the recreation area and enjoy the day and the city.
The underground city of Kirköz, is a very old living space built by carving tuff rocks, the underground city is known to have 7 floors, but nowadays the places you can visit are only 3 floors, the trekking area of 40 rooms receives Separate in total, more than 150 thousand tourists annually.
Khan Alai, one of the important inns in the city, was built in the 13th century during the Anatolian Seljuk period, bearing traces of Turkish-Islamic architecture. Secondly, it was built for simple purposes when it was first built, but was later used as a caravanserai to accommodate those who came to the area, the cut stones of different colors used during t...
Chanli Church, equipped with historical relics from mummies to tombs, does not have any inscriptions, so it is not known precisely who it was built and when, around the church the ruins of houses built between the 10th and 14th centuries. The frescoes of Jesus and his apostles are located in a wonderful vantage point with a view of Hasandag, the frescoes the...
The first natural beauty that catches your eye when you arrive in Aksaray is the huge Hasan mountain that stands behind the city, the mountain is 3268 meters above sea level and is actually a volcanic mountain, it hosts the structure and is a very large crater with a hill that can be seen even from Cappadocia Nature amazing. The slope of the mountain that yo...
The Red Church, the historical church is known as the Kizlar Monastery, the church, which was erected on an ancient Byzantine church on steep rocks on a high hill, is believed to have been erected in the fifth or sixth century according to the scheme of the free cross, it is estimated that the church was dedicated to Gregros Nazians, Which is considered one ...
Aksaray Square, the most crowded and lively area, the most interesting part of the square is the clock tower, which is right in the middle, the area in question is also known as the clock tower, which was built in 2014 with the support of Aksaray municipality, bears historical traces in its architecture. Most of the clock towers in most of our cities were bu...
Salt lakes, which differ in the first light in the morning and have a different beauty at sunset, is one of the very special places that you can visit in summer and winter. Turkey. The salt lake which is a protected area of first class and under protection, is also a frequent destination for flamingos. Since the lake becomes dry in summer, you can walk on th...
Curved minaret mosque, the historical minaret was built in 1221 during the reign of the Seljuk ruler Alaeddin Keykubat I and is one of the most beautiful examples of the architecture of the Seljuk mosques in Aksaray. It was called the curved minaret among the people. Although there are different opinions as to why the minaret which draws attention with its t...
The ancient city of Mokisos, was used as a military center in the past, and there are Roman and Byzantine ruins in particular, although the exact date of the founding of the city is not known, it is estimated that it was founded in the fourth century BC, the height of the place where the city was founded is approximately 1300-1400 meters, the city which was ...
The historic Sombolo Church. The church without an inscription, believed to have been built in the tenth or twelfth century, draws attention with its rectangular structure, transverse structure and frescoes. It is two stories high, built of cut stone and rubble.
Aksaray gazebo, which has a beautiful view of the city from the top, created in Zafer Mahalci, which is located in the upper part of the city, is also a facility where you can find everything from the stadium to the restaurant, you can have a great meal in the restaurant which has two sections Separate, indoor and outdoor, or you can drink a nice foamy Turki...
The Bhatin Samanliji Church, one of the most visited buildings in the Cappadocia region, is a building that history lovers are interested in, as there is no inscription on it. The lives of Jesus, Gabriel and Peter exist.
The Kirdamalti Church is located in the Ihlara Valley, near the entrance, and is one of the largest churches in the Ihlara Valley. The wonderful frescoes, according to the inscription on it, the church, built between 1283 and 1295, was built on a steep hill, used for funeral ceremonies, and is home to paintings The beautiful fresco, the Seljuk Sultan II embr...
The ancient city of Acım Hoyuk, one of the largest hills in Anatolia and one of the most important historical sites among the ancient cities of Aksaray, which contains many secrets about the citys past. The ancient hill was formerly known as Purushottam, the historical area which has a very impressive appearance with its history spanning 4,000 years, also me...
The Church of the Serpent, named after the frescoes of the serpent on its walls, was built according to the scheme of the Greek cross. It is estimated that the church was built in the 9th century BC, it is known that the decorations on the church date back to the 11th-12th centuries.
Aksaray Sultan Khan, one of the most important historical architectural structures that remained of the city from the Anatolian Seljuk period, the inn was built in 1229 at the request of the Seljuk ruler of that period Alaeddin Keykubat I, the inn with rectangular architecture was built of cut stone and rubble. The building is one of the largest hostels in T...
The Great Mosque built by Rukn al-Din Mesut, son of Kelicharlan in 811, is one of the works that best reflects Seljuk architecture among Aksaray mosques, it was built in a square plan, the mosque was renovated and made extensive use of cut stone, the minbar discovered with exquisite wooden craftsmanship , is one of the most striking elements of the mosque. T...
The complex where Somuncu Baba is buried, whose real name is Sheikh Hamid Veli, is one of the important points that can be seen in the spiritual sense of Aksaray, he is famous for distributing the loaves of bread he made in Bursa to believers, he came to Aksaray to hide his identity and was buried here in 1412, symbolically a loaf is baked Bread in the oven ...
Fairy chimneys, considered a very important heritage in terms of history, famous for churches, caravan routes and fairy chimneys, built on two floors and is the largest cathedral in Cappadocia, the eighth cathedral, the eleventh century, in the cathedral there are images such as the Ascension of Jesus to Heaven and Mary. At the exit of Selim cathedral and mo...
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