• Caravanserai - Kızılören Caravanserai:
  This caravanserai dates back to the 13th century and is located on the road to Beyşehir. Caravanserais were significant structures built along major trade routes, such as the historic Silk Road, to meet the accommodation needs of merchants during the Seljuk period.
• Beyşehir Gölü - Stone Bridge:
  As a symbol of Beyşehir, the historic stone bridge was part of the first irrigation project, functioning as a dam by the Ottoman State between 1908 and 1914. It offers a unique landscape with its stunning sunlight.
• Eşrefoğlu Mosque - Eşrefoğlu Mosque is the only wooden mosque where various decorative techniques involving stone, brick, ceramics, and painting were used together. Built in the 13th century, it is a remarkable example of Islamic architecture, notable for its wooden pillars, ornaments, and fresco paintings on the ceiling. Eşrefoğlu Mosque is recognized as the largest flat-ceiling mosque supported by wooden pillars.
• Beyşehir Gölü - Boat Tour in Beyşehir Lake:
  One-hour boat tours are available in Beyşehir, allowing visitors to admire the beauty of the lake.
• Eflatunpınar Hitit Su Anıtı - EFLATUNPINAR HITTITE MONUMENT:
  The monument features a rectangular-shaped pond fed by waters from a nearby spring. The most striking feature is the high wall of reliefs on the north edge of the approximately 34 by 30-meter rectangular pond. Eflatunpınar is one of the few examples of frontal human depictions in Hittite art from the Empire period.

• Private transportation
• Professional Guiding
• Lunch
• Other

• Any tip for the Guide and driver

Beysehir lake is the third largest lake in Turkey, and as a result of chemical reactions it has formed many islands, which are the remains of cavernous geological structures. The lake was accepted as a first grade natural site area in 1991. Lake Beysehir ,which has the largest freshwater reserves of Turkey,has a rich biological diversity both in the water and in the islands and coasts. The islands provide a home for thousands of water birds which nest there, including swans, cormorants, ducks and divers. Species of trees here include juniper, blackpine, firs, cedar and oak. In addition to the natural beauty of the area, it also has an interesting history as it was governed by Hittites, Friesian, Lydias, Persians and Byzantines. Finally, the Anatolian Seljuks conquered the area, and since then it has been under the reign of the Turks.

Beysehir is 90 km from Konya.

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