Sur Kaymakamligi

Received immediately at the appointment time

They take care of your transactions immediately, no transactions are made without an appointment. The place is a bit small, there is no waiting and sitting room.

In fact, it was very far from the location, we walked for 2 hours without exaggeration. On the way back, we were there for 5 minutes, we visited the same place 2 times? I think it shouldn't have been like this so my score is 1

The service is well assisted, but the disabled ramp at the entrance has not been considered for our disabled siblings, there is an elevator inside, but the entrance hallway is with stairs.

We are calling by phone, no one answered our phone, it was terrible, if someone wanted to ask something, they had to get up and go to the district governor

a place with guiding and helpful officers

The new service building, which was converted from a demolished school with the efforts of Sur District Governor Abdullah Çiftçi, is located in the heart of Sur. It has an appearance that is in harmony with the wall texture and architecture. With the relocation of the service building from the office building here, a serious need was met.

Sur is one of the four central districts of Diyarbakir. It was established in 2008, within the boundaries of Diyarbakir Metropolitan Municipality, in the oldest settlement of Diyarbakir, with the Law No. 5747. Sur took its name from the historical Diyarbakir city walls surrounded by the town center. Sur district, located in the middle part of the Southeastern Anatolia Region, was founded on the lava of Karacadağ, at the edge of the Tigris River, at an altitude of 660 meters from the sea. It is possible to come across traces of the great civilizations that dominated the district and many historical artifacts all over the district. HistoryEdit historical background; It dates back to ancient times, around 7500 BC. In recent archaeological excavations, it has been seen that the oldest settlements in the world are in this region. In the district, respectively, Hurrians, Mitanni, Hittites, Assyrians, Medes, Persians, Alexander the Great, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Seljuk Dynasty, Ottomans and nearly 30 civilizations ruled. The district has been the settlement and center of different civilizations and civilizations with its rich historical and cultural background, bearing the traces of many civilizations. The district has always managed to preserve its feature of being a historical and cultural center. Each civilization has presented its own culture to the new generations as an “Open Air Inscriptions Museum” by fusing it with the previous ones and making it richer.[3] Population Historic sitesEdit The old Diyarbakır houses, which are remarkable historical artifacts,  Cahit Sıtkı Tarancı, Ziya Gökalp and Ahmet Arif museum houses, Archaeology Museum, Behrampaşa, Fatihpaşa (Kurşunlu), Safa Parlı, Melik Ahmet Paşa, Ali Paşa, Aynalı Minare, Nasuh Paşa, Hz. Ömer, Nebi and Sheikh Mutahhar mosques, Four-Legged Minaret, Virgin Mary Church, İçkale and Saint George Church, Mar Petyun Chaldean Church, Armenian Protestant Church, Armenian Catholic Church, Surp Giragos Armenian Church, Ten Gözlü Bridge, Cemil Pasha Mansion, Gazişkü , Erdebil Mansion, Kuşdili Mansion, Delils (Caravanserai) and Hasan Pasha Inns, Kadı Hamam, Hz. Süleyman Mosque and its 27 companions' mausoleums, Anatolia's oldest and first public fountain in its courtyard, its inscriptions from various periods, and the Diyarbakir Great Mosque, known as the fifth Harem-i Şerif in the Islamic world, and its length of approximately 5 km, are on the World Cultural Heritage list. Diyarbakir Walls are rare works worth seeing.