Explore the archaeological wonders of Acemhöyük, an ancient settlement that reveals the rich history and cultural achievements of its inhabitants.

Ağzıkarahan Kervansarayı is a magnificent example of Seljuk architecture in Cappadocia. This historic caravanserai, built in the 13th century, served as a resting place for travelers and their caravans along the Silk Road. The structure's imposing stone walls and well-preserved courtyards offer a glimpse into the past, allowing visitors to imagine the bustling activity that once filled its halls. Ağzıkarahan Kervansarayı is a must-visit for those interested in the history of trade and travel in Turkey.

Explore the historical ruins and natural beauty of Aksaray.

The Aksaray Museum was initially located in the Zinciriye Madrasa before moving to a new location in 2006. The museum has a total area of 12,000 square meters, with various halls showcasing ethnographic, archaeological artifacts, and coins. Exhibits include items from different historical periods such as the Neolithic, Chalcolithic, Bronze, Iron, Hellenistic, Roman, and Ottoman periods. The museum also features artifacts from specific excavation sites like Aşıklıhöyük, Musular, and Acemhöyük, displaying a wide range of objects including tools, pottery, and figurines. Additionally, the museum houses mummies, as well as exhibits dedicated to local crafts like carpet making and pottery. Various sections have been added to the museum over the years, including a garden area, Islamic tombstones shelter, Archeopark, mosaics warehouse, and a training hall.

Explore the ancient settlement of Aşıklı Höyük, offering a fascinating insight into early human habitation and the development of agricultural societies.

Eğri Minaret stands out with its resemblance to the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. Located in the city center of Aksaray, on Nevşehir Street, Eğri Minaret is one of the most important historical artifacts from the Seljuk Period. The minaret was named Eğri (Leaning) Minaret by the people because of its lean of 3° 11' degrees. It is also known as Crimson Minaret because of its red bricks. Eğri Minaret, one of the 13th century Seljuk artifacts, is dated to 1221-1236. The Egri Minaret, which has a balcony and 92 steps, is 30.6 meters high. It has always been wondered whether the Eğri Minaret has been built as leaning or it leaned later. According to the researches, the generally accepted opinion is that the Egri Minaret was made leaning by its master.

Discover the charming Güzelyurt Evleri, traditional houses that offer a glimpse into the region's architectural and cultural heritage.

Embark on an adventure to Hasan Dağı, a majestic volcano offering breathtaking views and challenging climbs for mountaineers and nature enthusiasts.