Kahta

Colossal stone heads from the 1st century BC crown this UNESCO site, blending Greek and Persian influences. Hike to the summit for dramatic sunrise views when the ancient statues cast their longest shadows.

Ancient stone gods watch over the Anatolian landscape from atop Mount Nemrut, where King Antiochus I built his tomb. Experience this UNESCO site at sunrise when golden light illuminates the massive, weathered faces.

This ancient Roman marvel has spanned the Cendere River for over 1,800 years with its elegant single-arch design. Visit in spring when the surrounding landscape creates perfect photo opportunities.

This ancient royal burial site showcases towering limestone columns once topped with animal statues symbolising power. Explore the serene grounds while enjoying panoramic views of the Kahta Valley.

This ancient fortress displays architecture from Kommagene Kingdom through Ottoman eras. Climb to the summit for panoramic views and explore the inner palace, mosque, and historic dovecote.

This 2,000-year-old Roman marvel spans the Cendere River with a single elegant arch, showcasing ancient engineering brilliance. Walk across its weathered stones while taking in the serene landscape and distant hills.