Mirror Cave

A very unprotected cemetery (a cave with the language of the nation) that contains a few adolescents' stupid love pains in writing. Over time, since the polish on it was gone, it did not have much of a mirror. The picture is old, the current state is unfortunately full of writings of a few adolescents.

Very idle. No need to go. Photos are sufficient. You go from one side and exit the other. Like a corridor. Nothing at the back (other than human feces). There is no mirror. I didn't know why the die named after asked the young man sitting there. Do not go. Neglected

It is a bad situation that such historical places are surrounded by iron bars and have no entrance. I wish I could go in and breathe that air. Maybe there is nothing, but still people want it. Nobody knows why they call it a mirror cave, you have to search it yourself on the internet.

What you see from afar is what you actually see. It's not worth getting out. There are two small baths that you cannot see from afar. Half ruined. But you will see the city from a different place. It has a beautiful view. If you say you will go out, of course, satisfy your curiosity. There is a small entrance fee. There are lots of stairs.

Gilindire or Aynalıgöl Cave is a cave located between Sancak Point and Kurtini Stream, 7.5 km southeast of Aydıncık district of Mersin. It was found by chance by a shepherd. The entrance to the cave, which faces the sea and has a small village right in front of it, can be reached by sea and land.

Pretty Girl (The Legend of the Mirror Cave) Beautiful Girl is a king's daughter. Worlds are beautiful. It is so beautiful; Those who see can not stand it, they pass out like lightning. Therefore, the young girl always wears a veil and cannot show her beautiful face to anyone. Her father, who thinks that the time has come, will send messengers all over the place to get his daughter married, but whoever can open her daughter's veil and rely on her beauty and watch her with the eyes of the world will give her his daughter to him. Seven climates, princes from four quarters, children of the vizier, the rich of the world, valiant people, scholars, in short, those who rely on their youth and strength of wrist come to Amasya at full speed for this call. Let the Güzelce Girl wait in the special section set up in Amasya Square. Confident young people can't muster their courage, and when someone who approaches them wants to remove their veil, their hands tremble and their knees become untied. These scenes go on for days. One day, poor or poor, but valiant or valiant, a really beautiful, attractive young man said, “I want to try my luck too!” he says and approaches the throne. He lifts the veil of the Beautiful Girl without wasting any time between the bewildered looks of everyone. At that moment, there is such an electrification that an enlightenment, a flame, a fire surrounds it. No one can understand what's going on. Those in the square fall down in fear. Then, in an endless silence, the coals are cut, two young people lying side by side. The bodies of the two young people are buried in two separate rooms in the rock tomb next to the vineyards and gardens close to the city. The outside of this rock tomb starts to shine like the face of Güzelce Kız with the sun. Because of this brilliance, the name of the rock tomb later became famous as "Mirror Cave".

Mirror Cave - Amasya It is 3.3 kilometers from the city center on the Visit Beldesi road. It is the best processed and completed of the rock tombs. The tomb, which can be reached from the ground by four steps, was carved into a flat rock. It is 9.8 meters wide and 13 meters high. When viewed from the exterior, it can be seen that it was built with a masterful stonemasonry. The exterior surface of the cave has been polished and polished. The reason why it is called the Mirrored Cave is because the facade of the cave glows when the sun hits it. This building is BC. It is the monumental tomb of TES, the Priest of Mitra, who lived in Amasya during the Hellenistic Age in the 2nd century. The fact that the interior of the cave is very large, the colorful paintings on the walls and the "Great Priest Tes" inscription on the pediment of the cave support that this tomb belongs to TES. The burial chamber is rectangular in shape and there is a burial niche and pit (boat) on the right side of the entrance. The surface of the rectangular burial chamber has colorful wall paintings, which are thought to have been used as a monkhouse by the Byzantines in the 11th century and were made in this use, as a second use. In the vault part, there are depictions of twelve apostles, six on the right and six on the left.