Top Things to do in Malatya Province
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Discover the best top things to do in Malatya Province, Turkey including Somuncu Baba Turbesi ve Kulliyesi, Battalgazi Grand Mosque, Levent Valley, Sire Bazaar (Dried Apricot Bazaar), MalatyaPark Shopping Center, Gunpinar Selalesi, Orduzu Pinarbasi Mesire Alani.
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1. Somuncu Baba Turbesi ve Kulliyesi
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5.0 based on 92 reviews
2. Battalgazi Grand Mosque
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4.5 based on 84 reviews
It was built during the reign of Alaaddin Keykubad I, an Anatolian Seljuk Sultan, in 1224. The brick parts of the mosque belong to the first period of the mosque while the stone parts to that of later period. This monument is unique as it is the sole of example of a plan with four eyvans (a vaulted room with one side open to a court) of the Greater Seljuk ruled in Iran. Its altar is adjacent to its dome. It has an internal courtyard with garden and pool outside.The mosque is decorated with turquoise and purple tiled mosaics and columns having geometrical stars and joggles as well as an inscription on the arch and tiled zigzag shaped mosaics. The internal part of the dome is decorated with the magnificent mosaics coated with the bricks. The lower parts of the dome are decorated with the brickworks revealing the geometric art of triangle shapes.
3. Levent Valley
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4.5 based on 145 reviews
The valley, lies in the Akçadağ district with its hidden natural wonders and rock reliefs, waits for its visitors. There are some rock reliefs in some caves, which emerged out of the geological formations, with different sizes. These reliefs are supposed to be dating back to the Late Hittite Period. This valley is a potential route for alternative tourism activities such as trekking, parachuting, rock climb, camping and scouting.
4. Sire Bazaar (Dried Apricot Bazaar)
5. MalatyaPark Shopping Center
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4.0 based on 69 reviews
6. Gunpinar Selalesi
7. Orduzu Pinarbasi Mesire Alani
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