One of the Seljuk monuments in, it reflects the Seljuk architectural elements in terms of appearance has one dome, four windows and two doors, and according to its inscription, it was built in 1325 during the time of the Artuqids, it was finally restored in 1985.
It was built by Sheikh Muhammad Murish, there is no specific information about him about the date of its construction, it bears examples of architecture in the fourteenth century, it is rumored that the building was used as a church for a period and a prison for another period, it was built in the style of barrel vaults, from rubble stone and it is one of th...
It stands out among the historical places, it is not known who and when it was built, but only two watchtowers and some walls of fortifications remain to this day, took advantage of its dominant position on the plain in the past, served as a police station, the fortress is located on the slopes of Mount Kyzyl, most of them were destroyed Walls by treasure hu...
An important historical building that witnessed many wars in the Islamic and Byzantine periods, it is also known as the Berber Castle, draws attention to its similarity with the walls of Diyarbakir and is about 1750 meters long, during the construction of the castle Khorasan mortar and black volcanic stones were used.
It was considered one of the largest and most important monasteries in Western Armenia in the past, it is estimated to have been built in the 4th century, during the Armenian invasion of 1915, the monastery was severely damaged, today only a few pieces of the church wall and stone remain, many of which were used The stones of the monastery in the constructio...
One of the three historic mosques in the city center, dating back to the eighteenth century, built by Alaeddin Bey, the ruler of that period, in the middle is a large dome covered with smaller domes on its sides, the minaret is made of cut stone in two different colors, the mosque that entered the restoration process was opened in 2010 , to worship again in ...
Where the domes were moved by a technique called the Turkish triangle, which is in a state of idle today and is not actively used, it is also called the Golo Bath and was almost completely destroyed due to various disasters, the asymmetric rubble stones were used in the construction of the bath which contains the adobe structure.
It is a scenic beauty covered with snow for 10 months a year, you can see the thick oak trees in the green area around the mountain, the highest peak in the mountain is Pelican Hill which is 2000 meters high.
It was built in the Roman style, there is no clear information about its history, it takes its name from the village of Arak (Kepnik), the reason why the village was called Arak, which means wine in Persian, is that there were vineyards in the village in the past and it was a place from which grape juice was extracted Where the church is located, the place o...
It was built between 1985-1989, many years after the victory of Malazkirt, it is of special significance because it represents the arrival of the Turks in Anatolia, festivities are held every year on August 26 in front of this magnificent monument, the height of the monument which underwent a series of restoration works in 1997 , 42 meters, and consists of t...
The lake consists of two volcanic lakes, providing great views for photography and nature lovers, the lake water level that freezes during the winter months does not change throughout the year, live in the lake ducks, geese, crane and beaver, an ideal place for picnics and nature in the summer.
The mosque is one of the architecturally important buildings among the historical places of Mosh, there are two-colored stones and geometric decorations on the minaret, two three-eye prayer halls were added later, it is protected as a first-class archaeological site. The mosque, which contains Seljuk architectural elements, is believed to have been built in ...
The municipality built it on an area of 70 acres in Orduzu district, the first in eastern Anatolia, a small place with 500 species of animals from 50 species, providing a wonderful view with its landscapes, special attention has been paid to the trees so that the animals living here can feel comfortable and calm.
When you see the caves, exciting surface forms and cliffs in Levent Valley, one of the most beautiful places that reflects the natural beauty of Malatya, you will be amazed and have a great time, it turns out that the inscriptions in the area date back to the periods of the late Hittite era, the area presents a different beauty in every season of the year, t...
Gonpinar Waterfall, containing the longest valley in Eastern Anatolia, with a length of 2 kilometers and a side height of 60 meters, formerly known as Asudu Waterfall, provides beautiful views to its visitors in all four seasons, from a height of 25 meters. Around the waterfall there are many service facilities, food and beverage areas.
It is characterized by a mixture of concrete and wood, it is written that it was built in 1792 above the door of the mosque built by Adi Pasha Ibn Yusuf Ziya Pasha, governor of Diyarbakir and Amin of Madani Humayun for his mother Aisha Hanim, it was built in the form of a rectangle with dimensions 14.5 x 7.5.
The most famous mosque in the Batalgazi district of Malatya and became one of its symbols, it was built in 1224 by the Seljuk ruler Alaeddin Keykubat, designed by Ya’qub ibn Abu Bir al-Malati and Mansour ibn Yaqoub, built of cut stone and rubble, reflecting the architectural features of that period with its decorations from domes to mosaics, there Very impor...
An important market built in the name of Yusuf Ziya Pasha of Darindli who lived during the reign of Mustafa. He was one of the important statesmen of the Ottoman period, and who served as governor of Şanlıurfa for a period. The covered bazaar bears traces of classical Ottoman architecture clad in the bazaar with its rectangular structure and multiple shops o...
The length of the valley starts from the Gejner Bridge on the Kozluk Stream and ends at the boundary of the Old Bridge (Old Kozluk Bridge) near the Kemalist Arabgir Highway, its length is 17,847 meters in total, mountain goats and some other wild animals can be found in the areas around the valley where the slopes are steep regression in the area.
It is the largest camera museum in Asia and Europe, it has a very special significance among the museums of Malatya, the machines in the museum are dated from 1876, 2023 cameras and more than 3000 accessories are displayed, the interesting cameras used by spies in the past in the museum also attract attention , the collector Baki Tamer Selcuk Bey made great ...
An ideal place for walking, picnicking and camping, it adds a unique view to its pond area, is one of the places where different types of birds live. The recreational area, which is surrounded by mountains, has a wonderful atmosphere with its air and water, the reflection of pines and other tree species surrounding the lake invites stunning views, there are ...
It is believed that it belongs to Ibn Hussein Zain Abidin, there is no clear historical information, the tomb of Zain al-Abidin, it is said that he took the holy remains of Hussein in Karbala, it was located in Karakaya, but it was rebuilt by moving to the area where the Atape pier is located so that it would not be flooded due to dam work .
The tomb of Somoncu Baba is an eleventh century scholar who lived in the Ottoman era, the complex was used as a school for educational purposes, Somoncu Baba is known as a Sufi teacher, and he also taught many prominent Ottoman figures, it is not known exactly when the tomb was built, but the minaret of the mosque dates back to 1686 A social complex has been...
Unfortunately it does not contain any historical information as there is no inscription on it, but it is believed that it was built in the nineteenth century, its total area is 1335 square meters, it was built with cut stones in a rectangular area of 15.90 x 26.40, built as an Armenian church built on a very vast land.
