Muharrem Dede Tomb - Muharrem Dede Tomb

Besides visiting the tomb, the view of Isparta is magnificent.

It feels untold. A clean place in the air Heleki chirping bird sounds in the morning.

The tomb of Muharrem grandfather, one of Isparta's spiritual personalities, was built in a place with a unique view. Offering a spiritual climate in this sense, the place attracts attention with the pleasure of watching the city.

It is not described, it is experienced. You will come here, drink natural spring water, breathe fresh air, watch the landscape and Isparta, and you will thank and pray.

This place should become a center of attraction. The road should be arranged, a small cafe style clean business should be opened, there should be pancakes etc.

He is a student of Hoca Ahmet Yesevin. If you want to see Isparta from a hill you can visit.

Transportation is difficult. The municipality does not help the tomb except for garbage collection. We never saw any authority. It seems completely neglected. Other than that, the landscape is spectacular. Especially the water flowing from the fountains is delicious and icy.

Isparta in my opinion the most beautiful place. both in terms of its religious meaning and landscape. it is not such a historical place. A tomb built in 1950. The conversion of the venerable Anatolia, known as Muharrem Dede, to Islam has been very effective in the spread of Islam. It is rumored that he was already a student of Hodja Ahmet Yesevi. The interior of the tomb is almost entirely covered with wooden flooring. a spotless place. It is clear that the visitors who came to keep it clean. in it is the grave of the muharrem grandfather. There are prayer rooms, sitting areas and clean, soft natural spring water. If you move a little towards the right of the tomb, you will see the small hill used as a cruise hill. From there you can watch the whole Isparta. a magnificent panorama. transportation is only a little troublesome. no pedestrians. Since the slope is very steep, you have a hard time exiting. Unfortunately, there is no sign showing the tomb of Muharrem grandfather. The guller, or the local of the district in Emre, will describe it to whomever you ask. It's easy to find with a recipe. Even on google maps, it does not appear in the places to visit in Isparta. people generally know it as the hill of dre, the tomb on the hill of sirre. I mean, it shows whoever you ask, on the sides of the Gökçay intersection. As I said above, the road is a little bad, the slope is very steep. Just as you do not go on foot, if you do not trust your car, do not go out. You can overheat. There is a constant bend after a point along the road and you cannot pass the 1st gear. There is a panorama cafe on the tomb road. I recommend there too. you can also drink tea there.