Archaeologists have discovered a kingdom that ruled in Konya between 1400 and 600 BC. The mysterious kingdom was revealed by a stone found in an irrigation canal by a farmer from Konya.
Hasan Hüseyin Kahrıman, who went for a walk on the Geyik Mountains in Konya’s Hadim district, found fossil shells in the rubble limestones.
The Bayındır Mosque, located in the village of Bayındır near Konya, is a historic wooden mosque constructed in 1365. It represents one of the most well-preserved examples of Anatolian wooden mosque architecture from the 14th century.
The Sahib Ata Foundation Bathhouse, located in the Ilgın district of Konya, is a historical bathhouse that draws attention not only with its historical texture but also with its healing waters.
The Akkise Mosque, also called Friday Mosque by locals, is an old mosque near Ahırlı, Konya. Believed to be one of the oldest mosques in the region, its construction is estimated around 1232 AD.
The 800-year-old "Obruk Caravanserai Museum Hotel," restored by the Karatay Municipality, is opening to the public.
Konya, situated in Anatolia, holds a distinguished place as one of the oldest cities in Turkey. What region does Konya belong to, and what are its districts? What are the notable attractions and historical landmarks of this ancient city?
The place called Cennet Çukuru (Heaven Pit), where Seljuk soldiers who came to Konya were martyred and which holds the distinction of being the first martyrdom site of Anatolian Turks, draws attention with its large tombstones.
Standing tall amidst Konya's history is St. Paul's Church, the sole survivor of the city's many Christian houses of worship. Built in 1910, the church holds significance not just for its age, but also for its namesake, St.
Korucu Bridge is situated between Hadim and Taşkent, along the Hadim-Sazak road, at the junction of the Sazak, Gülpınar, and Sarnıç districts.
Within the borders of Bozkır, there are many ancient settlements that date back to before Christ. Among these, one of the most remarkable is Harmanpınar, formerly known as "Meyre."
The Kıreli Çarşı Mosque is a historic mosque located in the town of Kıreli, in the Hüyük district of Konya Province, Turkey. It was built in 1312 during the Ottoman period.
