Kayseri, Turkish city
Kayseri is a Turkish city characterized by its ancient history, and it is the capital of the Anatolian Region with a population of 536,392 people. This city occupies a privileged location in Turkey, as it is located between the states of Ankara and Konya in central Turkey, and the Romens lived between 4000 BC to 690 AD, Then the armies of the Umayyad caliph Abd al-Malik conquered it and annexed it to the Islamic world, and to this day it remains a Muslim state.
Information about the Turkish city of Kayseri
Features of Kayseri
The most distinguishing feature of the city of Kayseri and the surrounding areas from other cities is the adherence of its Muslim population to the teachings of the Islamic religion, as there are no noisy nightclubs and manifestations of nightlife unlike the rest of the other Turkish cities where Muslims are somewhat open.
Tourist places in Kayseri
This city is considered a tourist of the first degree because of its ancient history and the diversity of its terrain and climate, and the most important tourist places in it are the following:
The Hierarchical Dome of Alaga:
It is a landmark famous for the city of Kayseri, which was created by the Umayyad prince Jamal Al-Din Bin Muhammad in the year 1280 AD to provide a place for maronites to pray from the city.
The city of Garama:
This city is located near the mountain of Erciyes, and it was established by the Hittite civilization, and then the Assyrian and Munnite civilizations rolled over it, containing many ancient historical monuments.
Johar Nusseibeh Museum of Medicine:
It is a museum that was created by the sister of the Seljuk Sultan Ghiath al-Din Kayshru bin Qalj Arslan; to be a hospital for the sick in the city in 1206 AD, and after the establishment of the Turkish Republic in 1923 AD about a museum containing the archeology and medical tools that were used in the Ottoman and Seljuk era, such as state clothing in the era of those two countries And beds for patients, and pictures of Sultana Johar Nusseibeh.
Kayseri Historical Museum:
It is one of the museums located in the Turkish city of Kayseri, where it was founded in 1969 AD, with the aim of introducing the city in a detailed and regular historical definition.
The terrestrial city of Agernas:
It is a city belonging to the Byzantine era, where they built it in their early days for their acceptance of Christianity, as they were building their cities underground, for fear of the oppression of their kings because they had not yet believed, and it contains many houses, kitchens, churches and common sessions.
Lake Palace Tuzla:
It is a lake that provides visitors with tranquility and comfort in the arms of beautiful nature, and the first of the Hittites inhabited it, then came the Turkish tribes of Bani Zulqadir, then occupied by the Ottoman Empire.
Kapuz Bashi Falls:
It is seven waterfalls about 75 km from the city center, and it is one of the most important tourist places that tourists should visit and experience fun in.
Wadi Hajar:
It is a high-rise valley that provides the opportunity to practice mountain climbing for its visitors in the middle of the picturesque nature, as it contains many unique and distinctive plants.