A lesser-known route in the region boasting magnificent landscapes.
Covering the mysterious and fascinating geographies of Southeastern Anatolia, this three-day border exploration takes its visitors on a fairytale journey in the triangle of Batman, Siirt, and Şırnak. This special route, blending the deep-rooted history and belief culture with the wild beauty of massive valleys and steep mountains, offers a unique opportunity for those who want to discover the hidden landscapes of the region. This trip is a perfect choice to step out of the ordinary, to achieve spiritual tranquility and witness the glorious power of nature.
The first day of your trip begins with a visit to the legendary Hasankeyf Örenyeri, one of the oldest settlement areas of human history, rising on the banks of the Tigris River. After examining the silent witnesses of history, you take a peaceful walk in the wild nature of the famous Botan Vadisi national park, which takes breath away with its steep cliffs; and you complete the first day with spiritual peace with a visit to the unique İsmail Fakirullah ve İbrahim Hakkı Türbesi, where astronomy and belief are blended. Your second day continues by wandering the walls of the historical Tillo Kalesi, reflecting the defense architecture of the region, and climbing to the Rasıl Hacar Tepesi, which presents the dizzying view of the valley from high above. Following this show of nature, you refresh your hearts with visits to the historical Şeyh Musa Türbesi, which illuminates your soul with its spiritual atmosphere, and the famous Veysel Karani Türbesi, a center of respect for the region.
The final day of your border exploration begins by touching history in the courtyard of the historical Kırmızı Medrese, which fascinates with its architectural elegance. After expanding your horizons by wandering the corridors of the Cizre Müzesi, which displays the archaeological heritage of the city; you conclude this epic journey with memories by deeply inhaling the mountain view of the region at the skirts of the mighty Cudi Dağı, rumored in legends to have hosted Noah's Ark.