İncirhan

Incirhan Caravanserai is an inn located in İncirdere Village, 7 km away from Bucak district center of Burdur. The Historical Caravanserai is one of the most important structures belonging to the periods of the Turks in Burdur. The historical inn was built by the Anatolian Seljuk Ruler, Gıyaseddin Keykubad, in the 1200s. The caravanserai, which was built to accommodate the caravans passing by, was actively used when it was built. During the periods of continuous use, it has made significant contributions to the trade and travel activities in the region. The most striking feature of the caravanserai is its door, full of dense ornaments and figures, and its embroidered walls. Most of the Incirhan Caravanserai managed to survive until today. It will impress you when you take the first step from the crown gate of Incirhan, which is still partially standing, and enter. The fact that many Seljuk caravanserais cannot survive now increases the importance of Incirhan Caravanserai. During your visit to Burdur, be sure to visit the structure that defies this history and will take you to different moments by standing. Susuz and İncirhan caravanserais, which were built at close intervals in the region, were built with reference to their importance as these stops were the last stops before reaching the Mediterranean, and over time, these two caravanserais increased their importance and reputation in commercial and social life. I added the pictures before and after the excavations, and the entrance courtyard that was under the ground after the excavation was unearthed.

Historical Han from the Seljuks in the district of Burdur Bucak. At the moment it seems to be neglected, but some work can be done to tourism. Visiting is worth seeing

I would recommend reading a long post. Before going to İNCİRHAN, you need to have a word about Burdur. I've been living in this city for 4 years. I have time for a new ride and I am traveling. First I started from Burdur center. And on foot, I finished the center on day one. There are a few mansions in the center that you can visit. Some of them are also closed most of the time. You can see Burdur in the center of the masonry and bakibey mansions, two museums, yeşiltepe, lake side, serenler hill, Egyptians and piribaşlar homes, the great mosque, clock tower and old houses clustered near them. That's the center. And the district of Burdur is not worth a place to decide that while the district came to tour. The towns of Burdur are full rural, natural, historical and cultural heritage. İNCİRHANı I listened to a history teacher in Bucak (I know his name but I don't tell him) from what he told in a Day program in Anatolia. I would recommend you to listen to Bucak from that program. Anyway, my teacher is older than Incirhan Bucak. In fact, one of the reasons for the establishment of the district of Bucak. Before the establishment of the first parish of Antalya Burdur caravanserai, merchants, passengers to rest in the courtyard of this caravanserai by Alaaddin Keykubat made a day of the week the market was established. In addition to the caravanserai, people from the surrounding villages also joined the market. There is no money in the market, shopping exchange process is done. And then the bandits who haunted them were haunted. He told this to the government in Konya who was responsible for them and the government sent a unit there. He set up an outpost on the west coast of Union Bucak. Over the years, the nomads have always settled in the areas near this station, and Bucak has become a city for centuries. Meanwhile, Bucak's first name was İlmeli Bucak. A plant that grows here in ancient times. Later in the first years of the republic, the district was registered as Oguzhan district since 1926 was named Bucak. Evliya Çelebi stayed in İNCIRHAN for a night and then passed to Isparta. The fact that today's Fig can not survive and that a value of such history is left to be neglected is quite upset. The location is not far away. Already on the way to Burdur Antalya parish before entering the center you will see the sign. Google maps are also easy to navigate.

It is an Anatolian Seljuk structure in the XIII century, 7 kilometers inside the town of Bucak, on the Antalya Burdur highway. It is a magnificent work.

4 km from Antalya highway. In general, the surviving building is a must-see, considering its easy access. There is an inscription and some relief decorations at the entrance of the door. It is possible to easily climb to the roof and see inside from open places. Its entrance is closed. Actually, it was good. When it was open, writings were written on its walls, it was destroyed. The worst enemy of such historical artifacts, unfortunately, is such sick people.