Konya preserves Seljuk heritage with Dar-ül Mülk Exhibition Area

The Dar-ül Mülk Exhibition Area, established in Konya to pass down the legacy of the Seljuk ancestors to future generations, stands out with its rich content and immersive presentation.

Konya, once the capital of the Anatolian Seljuk State, continues to keep its deep-rooted history alive. In this context, the Dar-ül Mülk Exhibition Area has been developed as a significant project aimed at preserving and conveying this heritage to new generations.

Spanning approximately 5,000 square meters, the exhibition area offers visitors a comprehensive historical experience. Within the complex, the Seljuk Sultans Museum presents lifelike wax figures of prominent rulers, allowing visitors to step into a vivid journey through history.

The site also includes independent exhibition halls and meeting rooms. One of its most striking sections is the Panorama Miryokefalon War Animation Show Area, where the Battle of Myriokephalon is brought to life through an impressive visual narrative, offering visitors a powerful sense of the battlefield atmosphere.

By combining Konya’s Seljuk heritage with modern presentation techniques, the Dar-ül Mülk Exhibition Area continues to attract both local and international visitors, contributing significantly to the city’s cultural and tourism appeal.