59,176 km² or 22,847.981 m²
Explore the Hidden Gems of Southeastern Anatolia
Although it’s the smallest region in Turkey by landmass, Southeastern Anatolia is packed with fascinating attractions and culinary delights. Here are two must-visit destinations:
Step into the ancient Göbeklitepe Temple, dating back an astonishing 11,000 years to between 9,600 and 8,200 BCE. As the oldest discovered temple in Turkey, Göbeklitepe is a groundbreaking archaeological site that sheds light on human history.
Indulge your senses in Gaziantep, a city renowned for its mouth-watering cuisine and rich cultural heritage. Located on the western tip of Southeastern Anatolia, Gaziantep is famous for producing the world’s most delicious pistachios and baklava. With over 300 local dishes to savor, Gaziantep has earned its reputation as a foodie paradise.