Müküs

nature and tranquility

A great place. The location of Pınar in the cave is quiet and modest, you will see how enthusiastic and violent it is boiling at the exit of the cave.

A wonderful cave where mucus tea comes out. I recommend you to go if you go to those sides. The water runs quietly through the cave and continues very noisy from the mini waterfall in the front. The water is really icy. You can't stop in it for 10 seconds. It was quiet when I went. We had breakfast in the cave where the water came out. Bahçesaray, which is a few kilometers away, is lush, but there is no greenery here. But it is a place worth seeing if your way to those sides.

Then that guest looks at the rivers and sees that: His interests and duties, and his wages and expenses are so powerful and compassionate; proves to ignorance that all rivers, springs, streams, great rivers come out of the treasure of a Rahman-ı Zülcelali ve'l-ikram's mercy and flow. They are even so extraordinarily asserted and made that "The four rivers come from heaven." It has been narrated. In other words, they are flowing from the treasure of a spiritual paradise and only from an unseen and inexhaustible origin, since they are above the apparent essence. For example, Nil-i Mubarak, who turned Egypt's kumistan into a paradise; It flows continuously from a mountain called "Cebel-i Kamer" by the south like a small sea. If the consumption in six months was collected in the form of a mountain and it was iced, it would be greater than that mountain. However, the place allocated to him from that mountain is not a cellar or part of its six parts. The narration that the Nil-i Mubarak emerges from an unseen paradise in accordance with customary desire is very meaningful and beautiful, since the rain that goes to the cellar less often because of the very few incoming and thirsty soil swallowed quickly, and of course it cannot preserve that real life. it expresses a truth. Here he saw one of the thousands of truths and martyrdoms of seas and rivers like seas. And he understood that the general bi'l-ijma says ‌‌ﻟﺎَ ﺍِﻟٰﻪَ le with a force in proportion to the size of the seas and that the seas will witness this martyrdom as many creatures. ... Just as Nil-i Mubarak originates from Cebel-i Kamer, one of the most important branches of the Tigris emerges from a rock cave in the Müküs district of Van Province. An important branch of the Euphrates rises from the foot of a mountain around Diyadin. From Risale-i Nur Collection / Words, p. 251

Müküs Stream, which is an important branch of the dicla. Just as Nil-i Mubarak originates from Cebel-i Kamer, one of the most important branches of the Tigris emerges from a rock cave in the Müküs district of Van Province. An important branch of the Euphrates rises from the foot of a mountain around Diyadin. In science, it is certain that the original mountains are stones that have been damaged by some matter. Quotes - 274

It's definitely a must-see, thank you to the highways.