Gaziemir Underground City - Gaziemir Underground City

It was very interesting to get there, but everything is closed. There is free access to one of the parts of the city, but there is also no electricity or light there. I drove longer. Everything is abandoned and mountains of rubbish

There is no entry, no light and you are alone. That has its charm, even if other places are certainly bigger and more beautiful

I can say the following about the underground city of Gaziemir, the place I went to on December 20, 2021: First of all, due to the works, the door of the underground city was open, but there was no lighting. For those who will enter during this period, a lantern or telephone light must be available, I could not see most areas because it was dark. I could see the underground city of the caravanserai next to it, as it was in the open area, but its door was locked and we could not reach the lock. I watched it from the top, but out of curiosity, we immediately entered the wall, there was no electricity there, but it has an incredibly beautiful structure, which is definitely worth seeing. We also went to the Emirgazi tomb in the village, accompanied by the headman. When you go, you can visit the tomb. It does not have any inscription, it is a bit ruined, but people made wishes on the wish tree and lit candles, and there is a howler right next to it. You can reach the tomb by car, at a close distance from the village. At the same time, there is a cemevi because it is an Alevi village.