Kalehisar Kalesi

A single rise in the flat land, Traces of the Hittites and Seljuks ...

Nice place and good to top

It is a ruin on a sharp rock near the village of Kalehisar, 40 km from Çorum. Kalehisar, rising 20 kilometers north of Alaca and 6 kilometers north of the Alacahöyük ruins, is a historical place that has been used as a settlement since ancient times. The castle, which can be seen even from the hills of Hattusa, is dated to the Phrygian and Byzantine periods.

A castle with ruins at the foundation level near the village of Mahmudiye. The hill where the castle is located is quite interesting geographically. There are various ruins of medieval settlements near the castle. About 5 km from the main road. However, to reach the half of the road and the castle, it is necessary to walk some road.

Nobody knows this place I need to see the wonder of nature. The Ministry of Tourism is irresponsible in this regard. It is wonderful to watch nature from the top of the castle. This place smells of history and if you can climb to the top of the castle. Of course, it takes courage. It's a problem to come out and absorb, we said, the ministry of tourism is irrelevant, irresponsible.

The mountain as an object is interesting - but less so as a castle. We searched the mountain all around for the remains of ruins and found small remains in the southwest directly at the foot of the mountain. The so-called altar could be seen from below without having to climb the mountain. We had higher expectations of what was left. However, the current aerial photo shows other structures, especially in the area around the Behramşah Külliyesi complex - so there is plenty of work for archaeologists. 08/10/2020 - all photos are georeferenced and described in the travel report part 55.

Kalehisar castle in the territory of Mahmudiye village, known as Cerkez Kalehisarı, carries historical traces. I suggest you climb on the east side ?What's In ? *King's throne stone *King's feet stone *cradle stone * Ruins of ruins *No washbasin, WC *Not suitable for children, elderly and disabled (you have to climb steep rocks) *There is plenty of car parking, rural land *There is no market or shopping center *Entry is free (the natural environment is not surrounded by any fences or barriers) * You don't need to be a mountaineer, everyone can climb with comfortable clothes and shoes *Don't forget to take water with us my youtube channel Sungurluizci You can watch my Kalehisar visit video Enjoy the magnificent view at the summit

The natural wonder of the castle, which was used by the Hittites and Seljuks in the Turkish Kalehisar Land, is definitely a place to visit. There are also historical inns nearby. Turkish Kalehisar, which smells of history.