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Mount Nimrod
Mount Nemrut, which is about 214 meters above sea level, contains a group of ancient monuments dating back to the Kingdom of Commagene, as these monuments were built by order of King Antiochus, and the most important of these monuments: a holy cemetery It contains a statue of the king, two statues in the shape of an eagle, and two statues in the form of a lion.
Qapi Brick Palace
Topkapi Palace (English: Topkapi Palace), which is a UNESCO world heritage site, is located in Istanbul, and it is one of the most important tourist places that must be visited in Turkey, bearing in mind that the date of its establishment dates back to the fifteenth century AD, and is characterized by It was the residence of the Ottoman Sultans for 400 years, and it was also a political and social center of the city.
Hagia Sophia Museum
The Aya Sofya Museum, located in Istanbul, Turkey, and specifically in the Sultanahmet region, is considered one of the most important tourist and archeological sites in the country, as it is distinguished by its wonderful and beautiful mosaics. It should be noted that the museum represented an ancient church in the year 537 AD, then it was converted into a mosque in the Ottoman era, and in 1935 AD it was transformed into a museum that includes on its upper floors a group of distinguished and wonderful exhibitions.
Sulaymaniyah Mosque
The Sulaymaniyah Mosque located in Istanbul, and specifically in the Bazar area, is considered one of the most magnificent Ottoman mosques in the city, although it is not considered the largest, and was built between the years 1550 AD and 1557 CE by order of Sultan Suleiman I, and thus became the fourth imperial mosque in Istanbul, and it is worth noting Until this wonderful mosque was designed by the architect Mimar Sinan, who is considered one of the most famous architects in the country, knowing that his grave is located outside the garden of the mosque, and the mosque also contains four minarets, a front yard surrounded by all three sides, and a water fountain, in addition to the presence of a balcony It features a look Her charming, stunned behind.
Valley of the Butterflies
The Butterfly Valley is located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, specifically between the steep slopes, and it provides the visitor with an opportunity to enjoy natural landscapes, especially the beautiful butterflies in the valley, which number about 100 species, and in the valley there is a waterfall reaching a height To approximately 350 meters. It should be noted that the valley can be reached only by climbing the rocky slopes, or by boat.
