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Gülnur Kaptanoglu
Province d'Ankara, Turquie442 631 contributions
nov. 2024 • En famille
You can opt for tours to Hasankeyfe, or hit the minibuses from the batman.This historic prefecture remains under the skyline for the dam on the Dicle River.I recommend a visit here in spring or fall.
Écrit le 26 novembre 2024
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Insu
Icmeler, Turquie761 contributions
juin 2024 • Entre amis
Batman Province (or Batman ili in Turkish) is in southeastern Turkey. The area is characterized by a warm climate with hot summers and cozy winters. Here you can enjoy the beautiful nature and historical sights.
The total population of the province is 510,200.
Major cities and districts:
- Batman (administrative centre)
-Beshiri
- Gerjus
- Goat
-Sason
Hasankeyf
Batman Province lies in the fertile valley of the Tigris River, which was settled long before the beginning of historical times. It was home to the ancient city of Elehan, which was later conquered by the army of Alexander the Great. The area also served as an outpost on the Silk Road and was settled by Assyrian Christians, Greeks from Pontus, Jews and Armenians. The province later became a religious centre and part of the Byzantine Empire. The Seljuks and Artukids ruled the area in the 11th and 12th centuries, and in the 16th century the region became part of the Ottoman Empire.
The province has extensive road connections, a railway station and a domestic airport in Batman.
Agriculture is the main economic sector of the region, as well as food and textile industries, oil refining and tourism.
Among the main attractions in the area can be highlighted:
- Historic Hasankeyf Quarter
- Malabadi Bridge
- Old bridge in Hasankeyf
- River Tigris
The total population of the province is 510,200.
Major cities and districts:
- Batman (administrative centre)
-Beshiri
- Gerjus
- Goat
-Sason
Hasankeyf
Batman Province lies in the fertile valley of the Tigris River, which was settled long before the beginning of historical times. It was home to the ancient city of Elehan, which was later conquered by the army of Alexander the Great. The area also served as an outpost on the Silk Road and was settled by Assyrian Christians, Greeks from Pontus, Jews and Armenians. The province later became a religious centre and part of the Byzantine Empire. The Seljuks and Artukids ruled the area in the 11th and 12th centuries, and in the 16th century the region became part of the Ottoman Empire.
The province has extensive road connections, a railway station and a domestic airport in Batman.
Agriculture is the main economic sector of the region, as well as food and textile industries, oil refining and tourism.
Among the main attractions in the area can be highlighted:
- Historic Hasankeyf Quarter
- Malabadi Bridge
- Old bridge in Hasankeyf
- River Tigris
Écrit le 24 juin 2024
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Rasim Yildiz
Istanbul, Turquie99 contributions
mai 2024 • Entre amis
After 30 years, I visited the Hasankeyf region again. Of course, the area has been changed a lot compared to my previous visit. Historical artifacts were carefully moved and placed in their new locations. The region has been restructured. In addition, many beautiful houses have been built for the people living in the region.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the construction of a fantastic area.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the construction of a fantastic area.
Écrit le 19 juin 2024
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Nur K
1 contribution
févr. 2024 • En famille
Our history cannot be oppressed like this! I also saw it before it was submerged, there were other problems then, but most importantly, it smelled of history. Because people were happier, their sincerity was passed on to us. When I saw the final version, I observed that all this had disappeared. It has turned into an empty ghost town. What a pity!
Écrit le 7 mars 2024
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GrandTour52415875934
1 contribution
nov. 2023 • Entre amis
Breathtaking views. Definitely worth seeing. We drove there from Batman.
Écrit le 22 décembre 2023
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Enise G
Kyrenia, Chypre54 contributions
juin 2023 • En famille
That was an amazing experience to discover hasankeyf and it is a very small area to travell and you should take a boat trip around the lake
Écrit le 7 juin 2023
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Tolgaboyar
Istanbul, Turquie16 contributions
janv. 2023 • En famille
Batman merkezinden ilçe dolmuşlari ile 40-50 dk. Sürüyor. Yalniz Dönüş için son araç saat 17:00 de kalkıyor biraz erkendi. Yeni hasankeyf'de görülmeye değer
Écrit le 28 janvier 2023
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Seda
Suisse133 contributions
juil. 2022 • En famille
Meiner Meinung nach lohnt es sich absolut nicht dorthin zu gehen. Aufgrund des Stausees ist von der antiken Stadt nichts mehr zu sehen. Stattdessen versucht man ein Freilichtmuseum zu erbauen, in dem die überfluteten Sehenswürdigkeiten dorthin transportiert werden. War das wirklich notwendig? Sehr schade!
Écrit le 6 juillet 2022
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Erhan Yildirim
Turquie2 425 contributions
mars 2021
HASANKEYF -CEPHENIA-HISN KEYFA
today, the historical hasankeyf district, which is connected to batman province, is accessible by minibus and buses from batman city center and midyat district.you can also take a boat tour on ilisi Dam Lake and again from the places where you can see the Tomb of zeynel bey, which was saved from the waters of Ilisu dam..I'd like to give you a brief history of the place .good reading….
Hasankeyf district, which is a wonder of nature and history with its 12 000-year history and more than 7000 caves, founded on the edge of the Tigris River, which is the source of life of Mesopotamia and fertile crescent lands.
The first inhabitants of the city were dominated by the Hurrians, then the Akkadians (naram -sin BC 2200-2300), Assyrians,urartians, Medes, Persians, Alexander the Great, Roman, Parthians, Sasanians and Islamic armies.
The period with the most works(mosques,bath,bridges) left in the city was the period of Artuqids(diyar-i bekr and hısn keyfa artuqids) and Ayyubid .(AD 11-14 century).having inhabited areas since the paleotic period, the city owes its importance to the Tigris River, the river transport trade via the Tigris(diglat) River(port) and more than 7000 caves formed by human hands or natural means.the first sources with the city date to the new Assyrian period(7th-10th century BC).During the expeditions to the region during the period of II Asurbanipal(BC 9 century) the area in which the region is located is referred to as Kipani.Along with the region in Assyrian sources, the names kasyari region and izala mountains are used.after the Assyrians, the most obvious sources about the city date back to the AD 4th century.first, the struggle between the Parthians and the Romans in Mesopotamia (Euphrates-Tigris), which lasted for centuries, turns into a Sassanid Roman struggle after the fall of the Parthians.
the eastern border of Rome goes as far as the banks of the Tigris River.the region constantly changes hands between 2 Kingdoms.Rome built or fortified several forts in the border areas against Sassanid incursions.Dara,amida,zerzevan,Heysem,hısn keyfa castles some of them are.when Rome lost the city of nusaybin(nisibis), he built Hisn keyfa Castle so as not to lose any more land.built on a steep rock about 100 meters from the Tigris River, the castle was built during the reign of Konstantinos II ( AD 337-361).the walls of the city of amid, where Syriacs fleeing the Sassanids took refuge, and the size of the castle(diyarbakır fortress) were increased to 2 times due to the large number of refugees.
In medieval Islamic sources, the name “Hisn Keyfa” is commonly used for this place. The word” Hisn “is of Arabic origin and Means” Castle". The word” Keyfa "means" rock” It is presumed to derive from “kifo”of Syriac origin. Hence “Hisn Keyfa “means” kaya kale " in Turkish. A hundred meters from the castle in the city due to the fact that it is built on a large rock mass of cliff and monolithic in height it is presumed to have received the name.the city has changed hands continuously due to its large location and the advantages of Port transportation.This struggle continues until it is conquered by the armies of islam in the 7th century.it is home to the most important port of the river trade, starting from the city of amida(diyarbakir) and leading to cizre and from there to the city of Mosul.since ancient times, river transport(tigris) is an indispensable trade route for the Mesopotamian region.most of the 7,000 caves that have caused hasankeyf to be known all over the world are caves built by human hands, both as a natural refuge and for protection from natural and wild animals.the main reason for the easy construction of caves is that limestone caves have undergone karstic melting due to the influence of both underground and above-ground waters.
the city of hasankeyf consists of 3 zones built in separate times.called up to the castle town, or mint,residences,churches,jail ,cisterns of water, and where it is located 100 meters from the Tigris River from the upper part of the oldest caves in the castle established around the Roman century,when it served as a garrison Fortress AD 2 -7 century opposite sides of the river and the foot of the medieval Islamic period in the area into part of the settlement areas. many artifacts belonging to the Islamic period can be seen on 2 banks of the river,mosques,baths,shrines, bazaars. unfortunately, only the castle and the inner castle part of this historical city, which was buried in the waters of the ilisu dam about 2 years ago, can now be seen.many historical monuments were transported to the new hasankeyf by special vehicles before they were under the ilisu dam.in our day, you have the chance to visit the historical area with hasankeyft boat tours. one of the most important works carried is the Tomb of zeynel bey, which stands out with its decorations and architectural structure.Akkoyunlu Ruler Uzun Hasan, with the Ottoman Empire Battle of Otlukbeli (AD 1473) for his son Zeynel Bey who died Zeynel Bey mausoleum still exists in Hasankeyf as a memory of that period conservation..
today, the historical hasankeyf district, which is connected to batman province, is accessible by minibus and buses from batman city center and midyat district.you can also take a boat tour on ilisi Dam Lake and again from the places where you can see the Tomb of zeynel bey, which was saved from the waters of Ilisu dam..I'd like to give you a brief history of the place .good reading….
Hasankeyf district, which is a wonder of nature and history with its 12 000-year history and more than 7000 caves, founded on the edge of the Tigris River, which is the source of life of Mesopotamia and fertile crescent lands.
The first inhabitants of the city were dominated by the Hurrians, then the Akkadians (naram -sin BC 2200-2300), Assyrians,urartians, Medes, Persians, Alexander the Great, Roman, Parthians, Sasanians and Islamic armies.
The period with the most works(mosques,bath,bridges) left in the city was the period of Artuqids(diyar-i bekr and hısn keyfa artuqids) and Ayyubid .(AD 11-14 century).having inhabited areas since the paleotic period, the city owes its importance to the Tigris River, the river transport trade via the Tigris(diglat) River(port) and more than 7000 caves formed by human hands or natural means.the first sources with the city date to the new Assyrian period(7th-10th century BC).During the expeditions to the region during the period of II Asurbanipal(BC 9 century) the area in which the region is located is referred to as Kipani.Along with the region in Assyrian sources, the names kasyari region and izala mountains are used.after the Assyrians, the most obvious sources about the city date back to the AD 4th century.first, the struggle between the Parthians and the Romans in Mesopotamia (Euphrates-Tigris), which lasted for centuries, turns into a Sassanid Roman struggle after the fall of the Parthians.
the eastern border of Rome goes as far as the banks of the Tigris River.the region constantly changes hands between 2 Kingdoms.Rome built or fortified several forts in the border areas against Sassanid incursions.Dara,amida,zerzevan,Heysem,hısn keyfa castles some of them are.when Rome lost the city of nusaybin(nisibis), he built Hisn keyfa Castle so as not to lose any more land.built on a steep rock about 100 meters from the Tigris River, the castle was built during the reign of Konstantinos II ( AD 337-361).the walls of the city of amid, where Syriacs fleeing the Sassanids took refuge, and the size of the castle(diyarbakır fortress) were increased to 2 times due to the large number of refugees.
In medieval Islamic sources, the name “Hisn Keyfa” is commonly used for this place. The word” Hisn “is of Arabic origin and Means” Castle". The word” Keyfa "means" rock” It is presumed to derive from “kifo”of Syriac origin. Hence “Hisn Keyfa “means” kaya kale " in Turkish. A hundred meters from the castle in the city due to the fact that it is built on a large rock mass of cliff and monolithic in height it is presumed to have received the name.the city has changed hands continuously due to its large location and the advantages of Port transportation.This struggle continues until it is conquered by the armies of islam in the 7th century.it is home to the most important port of the river trade, starting from the city of amida(diyarbakir) and leading to cizre and from there to the city of Mosul.since ancient times, river transport(tigris) is an indispensable trade route for the Mesopotamian region.most of the 7,000 caves that have caused hasankeyf to be known all over the world are caves built by human hands, both as a natural refuge and for protection from natural and wild animals.the main reason for the easy construction of caves is that limestone caves have undergone karstic melting due to the influence of both underground and above-ground waters.
the city of hasankeyf consists of 3 zones built in separate times.called up to the castle town, or mint,residences,churches,jail ,cisterns of water, and where it is located 100 meters from the Tigris River from the upper part of the oldest caves in the castle established around the Roman century,when it served as a garrison Fortress AD 2 -7 century opposite sides of the river and the foot of the medieval Islamic period in the area into part of the settlement areas. many artifacts belonging to the Islamic period can be seen on 2 banks of the river,mosques,baths,shrines, bazaars. unfortunately, only the castle and the inner castle part of this historical city, which was buried in the waters of the ilisu dam about 2 years ago, can now be seen.many historical monuments were transported to the new hasankeyf by special vehicles before they were under the ilisu dam.in our day, you have the chance to visit the historical area with hasankeyft boat tours. one of the most important works carried is the Tomb of zeynel bey, which stands out with its decorations and architectural structure.Akkoyunlu Ruler Uzun Hasan, with the Ottoman Empire Battle of Otlukbeli (AD 1473) for his son Zeynel Bey who died Zeynel Bey mausoleum still exists in Hasankeyf as a memory of that period conservation..
Écrit le 22 mars 2021
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ipek a
3 contributions
déc. 2019
arkadaşlar hasenkeyf eskisi gibi degil ama ben eski olan hasankeyften basedecegim arkadaşlar eger hasenkeyfe gezmediyseniz kesinlikle gezmenizi tavsiye ederim
Écrit le 16 novembre 2020
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Hi, does anyone have info what is the best option to reach Hasankeyf from Diyarbakir?
Rédigé le 22 juillet 2023
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