Trip to Sanliurfa, Gaziantep, Mardin, Diyarbakir

The City Walls surrounding Diyarbakir blend together medieval architecture and military structure...

The two-storey building, now turned into a museum was home to the elite poet Cahit Sitki Taranci....

Diyarbakir is home to some of the most exquisitely designed mosques and tombs in Mesopotamia. Dor...

The city of Diyarbakir was an impenetrable fortress guarded by city walls and the Tigris River. K...

Mesopotamia is often referred to as the cradle of neo-civilization and the Diyarbakir Ulu Camii i...

The influence of Syrian architecture is seen in the 3rd Century Assyrian Orthodox Church, Meryem ...

Nebi Camii is a spectacular display of the Akkoyunlu craftsmanship. The mosque is a single dome s...

Hasan Pasa Pani is a popular destination for foodies. Located just across the eastern entrance of...

Bag your chance to sleep in one of the most renowned 16th century sites in Diyarbakir. Experience...

The glory of Ottoman Empire was at its pinnacle when the Behram Pasha Camii was completed in 1572...

The Armenian legacy lives on in Diyarbakir through the St. Giragos Church. The church has be...

Suluklu Han is located in the bustling Old Town known for its blacksmith artisans. The cafe inn i...

One of the most spacious and airy buildings in Diyarbakir is the Se'man Kosku. Built in 15th cent...

Turkish ruins still bear the signs of glory. Diyarbakir has many of them which include the magnif...

The Deyrulzafaran Monastery is also known as the Mor Hananyo Monastery. It was built for the Syri...

One of the most beautiful historical monuments you can visit when in Turkey is the Zinciriye Medr...

One of the most spacious and airy buildings in Diyarbakir is the Se'man Kosku. Built in 15th cent...