Alacahan Kervansarayı

very nice

Its history goes back to very old times.

I regret not visiting

The historical caravanserai on the Sivas Malatya road is worth visiting.

I want everyone to visit the historical inn that smells of history. In other words, the caravanserai of pied HANI.

History of Alacahan Caravanserai: Alacahan Caravanserai, one of the key structures of Anatolia, was built between 1150-1180 by the Seljuk Sultan Alaattin Keykubat, next to the historical castle, which is from the Byzantines, whose construction date is unknown. Since it is made of black and white cut stones, it takes its name from these colored stones. IV. It was overhauled again on Murat's return from Baghdad Campaign. It has been restored by the Ministry of Culture in 1967 and awaits attentive repairs with defined functions.

Alacahan caravan palace is a very important Seljuk artifact, and there are thousands of years of experience in Alacahan, and the historical ruins around bear the traces of much older tribes.

There are inn caravanserais every 40 km on Sivas Malatya Road. Inns were established on this road, which is one of the oldest historical road routes on the north-south axis, based on an average daily walking distance. The caravans traveling on this route stopped at these inns at the end of each day, rested their animals, and then set off for the other inn. Accommodation inns such as Malatya, Yazihan, Hekimhan, Alacahan, Kangal inn, Ulaş and Sivas, respectively, on the route of 240 km in total, have also become the names of the settlements that are today's district towns. It is still the most used road route on the north-south line. Alacahan is one of the important transit points on this route. At the same time, Sivas is the last town connected to Sivas on the way to Malatya.