Selçuk University Leads Konya’s First Excavation
The excavations at the ancient city of Savatra in Konya, carried out under the supervision of Selçuk University, are uncovering the cultural heritage of Konya and Anatolian history.
History
The 800-Year-Old Caravansary: Reborn as Both a Museum and a Hotel
Konya is frequently on the agenda with sinkholes. Obruk Han, a Seljuk work that was located on the Silk Road and hosted many caravans, takes its name from the Kızören Sinkhole, one of the largest sinkholes in the region.
A Hidden Hittite Treasure in Konya
Eflatunpınar, located in the Beyşehir district of Konya, is a unique archaeological site that sheds light on the water cult of the Hittite civilization.
Examinations Conducted at Şükran Neighborhood Archaeological Park
Konya Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Uğur İbrahim Altay and Meram Municipality Mayor Mustafa Kavuş inspected the ongoing work at the archaeological park area as part of the Şükran Neighborhood Urban Transformation Project.
Archaeological Excavations Commence at Lystra Ancient City
The ancient city of Lystra, a significant site for world, religious, and Christian history as well as for Konya and Anatolia, has commenced excavations.
Ak Monastery in Konya
Konya is home to a rich array of historical artifacts that span ancient times, and among its treasures is the Ak Monastery, a significant Byzantine-era site.
Serafeddin Mosque: From the 12th Century to Today
Konya's Serafeddin Mosque, situated in the heart of the city, is a significant historical landmark. Originally constructed in the 12th century by Sheikh Serafeddin, the mosque underwent a major restoration in 1444 under Karamanoğlu II. Ibrahim Bey.
Ruzbe Inn: Timeless Architecture in Konya
Ruzbe Inn is situated within the Selçuklu district along the Konya-Ankara highway and currently serves as a tourist facility.
Boncuklu Mound Reveals 10,500 Years of History
Boncuklu Mound, perched on a plateau high above sea level in Konya province, is a significant archaeological site dating back 10,500 years.
Ancient Altar Sheds Light on Savatra
Unearthed in the heart of the ancient city of Savatra, located in Konya, the well-preserved altar offers a captivating window into the religious and cultural life of its inhabitants during the Roman period.
The Sırçalı Madrasa: Seljuk Architecture in Konya
The Sırçalı Madrasa was built in Konya in 1242-1243 by Bedreddin Muslih, the teacher of Sultan II. Alaeddin Keykubat. It was constructed with the purpose of providing religious education.
Karahöyük Excavations Unveil Turkey's 3000 BC Heritage
Karahöyük is an ancient mound located about 7 km southwest of Konya’s city center. The settlement on this mound spans approximately 1,000 by 500 meters. Although the initial archaeological excavations began in 1953 under Prof. Dr.