Hırka Camii

A must-see masterpiece. A very rare structure. Then, I recommend you to have a cold drink in the charming sycamore cafe. You can both chat with the cardians and learn the history of the mosque.

A historical mosque from 800 years ago. A must see place. If your way falls in the direction of Denizli Muğla, I recommend you to stop by.

The mosque and its surroundings are clean. We had some conversation with some of the congregation. Rumor has it that the village has reached forty-one in the name of the mosque from time to time the name of the mosque has been nicknamed

It is the oldest mosque in the region. It bears the traces of Seljuk architecture. Denizli is one of the most important historical places to see within the borders of Tavas. Wall thickness is about 2 meters. When the mosque was first built, it is said that before the roof was built, it was possible to tour the walls with a horse carriage. It is a historical and rare work that makes the village of Hırka, with a population of approximately 250, valuable.

From our old historical mosques; It is estimated to be from the Anatolian Seljuk and Ottoman periods, came from Central Asia and settled in the village of Horasanlı, then moved to the village of Ebecik (Kadı, the ruler, now on the Cardigan cemetery, where the talukat is located) for a long time, and the last Denizli High School. It is known that it was built by the grandfather of the deputy Rafer Tavaslıoğl, who settled in the location under the Değirmenönü Mosque, and was built by the Sancak bey Tavaslıoğlu, which was later repaired by the foundations in the 1990s, the mosque, which was restored by the foundations in the 1990s, has a domed, stone structure, wide and thick walls, its outer community (balcony) part is wide, altar and entrance a magnificent mosque with a large garden fountain and a beautiful mosque in the village square.

It is a historical mosque with a wooden structure and a wall thickness of 1.8 meters. Interior wall paints could be a more beautiful color.

As it is understood from the inscriptions from the Seljuk period, Hırka Mosque, built by Seyid Hüseyin Bey in 1170, invites you to peace with its spirituality. Do not miss seeing this small village on the left side of Denizli Tavas Muğla road and the Hırka Mosque, which gave its name to the village.