Haçlı Lake (Haçlı Gölü) is in the southeast of the city centre, south of the Bulanık district. The lake’s name comes from Haçlı Village, also located in the south. Haçlı is a crater lake created by Kız Kopan Volcano, in the north. The area of the lake is approximately 10 square kilometres; its depth remains at about seven meters throughout the year. Haçlı Lake is fed by the Sheikh Tokum Stream, flowing from the southwest, as well as several water sources. When the lake freezes in winter, you can walk on it. There are trout and mirror carp in the lake.

The majestic Malazgirt Castle (Malazgirt Kalesi), in Malazgirt, has two parallel ramparts surrounding the town. The castle saw numerous battles, both in the early period of Islam and during the Eastern Roman period. Even though the walls of the castle were deteriorated over time, much of it has been repaired and it continues to stand today.

Embark on a transformative journey through history at one of Türkiye's remarkable landmarks, the Zafer Anıtı, also renowned as the Victory Monument. Situated amidst the echoes of a glorious past and the advancing vibrancy of the present, this paramount symbol of determination showcases not just the country's historical valor, but also its flourishing present. Unveiling the depths of Türkiye's rich past, the Zafer Anıtı silently speaks of heroes who walked before us. Erected to commemorate the victorious victory of the Battle of Manzikert, this imposing structure stands today as a sensational attraction to visitors from all over the world. Its intricate detailing and historic significance make it a must-visit asset for any traveler seeking to understand Türkiye's heritage and resilience. This grand monument, poised proudly in the heart of the nation, narrates a tale of a brave nation's struggle for its independence. Its lofty structure and exquisite design symbolize the nobility and integrity of Türkiye's ancestors, who fought valiantly for the freedoms enjoyed today. The Zafer Anıtı is not just a physical manifestation of Türkiye's historic past, but also a vibrant touchstone connecting its past, present, and future. Those who venture to Türkiye for an immersive cultural expedition will find the Victory Monument a monumental treasure, a testament to Türkiye's unwavering courage, resilience, and pride in its unique identity. Delve into the captivating narrative of Türkiye's riveting past and inspiring present as depicted in the awe-inspiring Zafer Anıtı, a quintessential symbol of this enchanting land's valor and perseverance. Here lies a call not just to visit, but to participate in a timeless journey through Türkiye's grandeur, echoing the very essence of its indomitable spirit.

The mosque, located in Esenlik Village in the Bulanık district, is a Seljuk work. It was built by Sheikh Abdülmelik in 1194 from ignimbrite regionally called as Ahlat stone. The mosque has a single dome, four windows, and two doors. There are also four small windows on its dome.