In this article, we have compiled the most popular places to see and see in Aksaray. If one day your way falls here definitely do not fold.
Selime Cathedral And Fairy Chimneys
Selime is in the town of Güzelyurt in Aksaray. The church and caravan road in Selime are historical buildings that tourists come to see. If you go to see Selime, you will first see the historical beauty of Selime Cathedral and Peribacaları. In the past, the market was active and camels were waiting in the center of the Cathedral. People came to rest and believe. In short, let's talk about the story.
Ziga Hot Springs
These spas are located in the village of Yaprakhisar in the town of Güzelyurt in Aksaray. Ziga Hot Springs is 30 km from the city center and 18 km from the town center. The area where the spa is located is under protection and construction is prohibited. It is said to be useful for eye, metabolism, rheumatism, female disorders and many things. If you decide to go to Ziga Hot Springs, we advise you to make a reservation beforehand.
St. Gregorius Church
If you would like to know what to see and do in Aksaray, the church of St. Gregorius comes first. We have to say that it's definitely one of the places to see. A.D. Built in the 385s, this artwork is located in the town of Güzelyurt. It is easy to reach the church. This church, because it is subject to expansion work over time, has no originality. At the time of the Ottoman Empire, it was converted into a mosque.
Currently, the Church is also called the Mosque. St. Gregorius Church was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations. If you go here then you can make short trips to Belisırma Village, Kırkdamalti Church and endless historical areas of Ihlara Valley and enjoy these beautiful places.
Kırkdamalti Church
Kırkdamalti Church is located in Belisirma village of Guzelyurt district of Aksaray. Hz. The rise of Jesus, the Prophet. Jesus' crucifixion, the Prophet. Mary's death, figures are located.
Asikli Huyuk
It is located in the village of Kizilkaya, 25 km from the city center. This mound is located on the banks of the Melendiz River. It is thought that Aşıklı Höyük, which is close to the Ihlar Valley, has a history of 10,000 years.