Konya is an important city with historical, natural and cultural riches. Famous for its 10 thousand years of history and settlements such as Çatalhöyük and Boncuklu Höyük, which shed light on human history, Konya is a historical city that has hosted many…
Gevale Castle, located on the summit of Takkeli Mountain in Konya, which has hosted many civilizations, offers visitors the opportunity to explore 5,000 years of history.
Karatay Mayor Hasan Kılca stated that the Obruk Museum Hotel has hosted 90,000 visitors since its opening.
Esrefoğlu Mosque in Konya is a remarkable example of early Ottoman wooden architecture and one of the oldest and best-preserved wooden mosques in Turkey.
The Seljukians didn’t give up the cult of hunting derived from their ancestors, both the sultans of the Great Seljukian State and the Turkey Seljukian State organized glorious hunting ceremonies and prepared meals called as “toy” for their guests.
Konya is a city rich in cultural heritage, having hosted many civilizations throughout history. The historical sites in the city not only preserve the traces of the past but also offer visitors a unique experience.
The Ecevitzade Kadı Mehmed Efendi Mosque, located in the Kurucuova Neighborhood of Beyşehir and restored by the Konya Metropolitan Municipality, has been officially reopened.
Researchers have gained valuable insights into the profiles of several members of the Anatolian Seljuk Dynasty through DNA and anatomical analysis of remains found in their tombs.
Aziziye Mosque, located in the Aziziye neighborhood of Karatay district in Konya, Turkey, is one of the final architectural works of the Ottoman Empire, reflecting the increasing influence of European styles during that period.
The ancient city of Vasada is located in the Bostandere neighborhood, southeast of Lake Beyşehir, about 80 kilometers from Konya.
The Erdemşah Mosque is an Anatolian Seljuk period mosque located in Konya. The mosque was erected in 1220 by Semseddin Erdemşah, son of Hacı Ismail, during the second reign of Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad, according to a six-line marble inscription written in…
Konya Metropolitan Municipality continues the restoration of the Karamanoğlu Mehmet Bey Bath, located next to the historic Meram Bridge, without interruption.
