Introduction of the city of KAYSERİ
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Kayseri is an important industrial city located in central Anatolia, Turkey with over half a million people. It has a history dating back 6000 years and was an important city along the Silk Road. Some notable landmarks in Kayseri include the tombs from 800 years ago used as final resting places, caravansarai buildings along the Silk Road that were used as hotels, and Gevher Nesibe hospital from 1206. Kayseri is also known for its carpets, pastirma, and mantı. Nearby Cappadocia is a famous historical region bounded by several towns including Kayseri, known for its unique rock formations and underground cities.
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Introduction of the city of KAYSERİ
- 2. Kayseri is located in the middle of Anatolia. It has a history of 6000 years.
- 3. Being on the Silk Road, it was an important city. It’s still an important industrial city nowadays.
- 4. The city is situated at the foot of Mount Erciyes. (An old Kayseri Photo.)
- 5. A photo of the city taken in1897.
- 6. Kayseri has a population of over half a million people.
- 7. Kayseri has a great historical background.
- 8. KULTEPE is known as Anatolia’s oldest center of trade. The Anatolian history started here. The ancient city dates to 2000 B.C.
- 9. These are some of the historical pieces that were found inThese are some of the historical pieces that were found in Kultepe ruins and they are exhibited inKultepe ruins and they are exhibited in The Anatolian Civilizations Museum in Ankara.The Anatolian Civilizations Museum in Ankara.
- 10. Kayseri Archaeological Museum The Kayseri Archaeological Museum is situated in the district of Gultepe in Kayseri. It was opened in 1969.
- 11. Gevher Nesibe History of Medicine Museum. An important center of science and art. It was built in the year 1206 .
- 12. You will see the buildings below in Kayseri. They are called ‘tombs’ and they were built nearly 800 years ago. They were used as a final resting place for the important people of the city.
- 13. You meet a series of caravansarays around Kayseri. These historical buildings were used as hotels since this area is just on the Silk Road.
- 14. Old houses of Kayseri which carry the beauties ofOld houses of Kayseri which carry the beauties of the past.the past.
- 15. Ataturk’s House with its beautiful decorations.
- 16. Views from Yahyalı Kapuzbaşı waterfalls.
- 17. Anatolian Kayseri rugs & carpets are woven both at the workshops and in the homes. Kayseri, Bünyan, Yahyalı, and Yeşilhisar (Karahisar) carpets are internationally famous.
- 18. SPECIAL KAYSERİ SAUSAGES, TURKISH PASTRAMI (PASTIRMA) AND RAVIOLI (MANTI),
- 19. CAPPADOCIA a worldwide famous historical area
- 20. This area is bounded by the towns of Hacibektas, Aksaray, Nigde and Kayseri. It was known as Cappadocia in ancient times, and is still called Kapadokya informally.