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Bitlis GUIDE

Don't just reach, explore.

The stonework of Ahlat, the historical texture of Bitlis center, and the natural structure of the Nemrut environment show different faces of the same province, with stops within the city to divide the surrounding open spaces into separate days, providing a more comfortable exploration program.

01Historic and cultural landmark

Ahlat Selçuklu Meydan Mezarlığı Ören Yeri

Ahlat, now a district of Bitlis and located on the northwest coast of Lake Van, is an important city with both geographical and historical features.
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02Nature and city discovery

Nemrut Krater Gölü

Mount Nemrut is located between the Tatvan, Ahlat and Güroymak districts of Bitlis. It is an active volcano that sleeps and has the latest lava...
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03Historic and cultural landmark

Bitlis Kalesi

The castle was built by Badlis (312 BC), one of the commanders of Alexander the Great, from whom the city of Bitlis was named, at the junction of two streams from the arms of Bitlis water.
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04Selected place to visit

Abdurrahman Gazi Türbesi

Abdurrahman Gazi Shrine is located in Ahlat district of Bitlis. The al-Jazeera commander Iyaz bin Ganem, who was commissioned to conquer the region during the time of Ömer...
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05Selected place to visit

Ahlat Müzesi

The Ahlat Museum, which carries the traces of many civilizations to the present, was first presented to visitors in 1971. The museum, which hosted its visitors until 2014,...
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Ahlat Sahil Kalesi

The Ahlat Coast Castle, rising on the shore of Lake Van, belongs to the Urartular period, south of the ruins of Ahlat, which was demolished in 1224.
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