Sub-regions
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Kocasinan, Kayseri, TurkeyThe Stone Geometry of the Anatolian Steppe: Kayseri Sâhibiye MadrasaA 13th-century academic institution with an open courtyard and recessed arcade plan, Seljuk stone carving at its zenith in the muqarnas corbelled portal, and a historic fountain adjacent to it, commissioned by Seljuk Vizier Sâhib Ata Fahreddin Ali in 1267.
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Bünyan, Kayseri, TurkeyBünyan Karatay HanıMonumental caravanserai on the Kayseri-Malatya caravan route, constructed by Celâleddin Karatay in 1240, featuring human and animal reliefs on its portal, hamam, and eighteen supporting towers [1, 2].
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Melikgazi, Kayseri, TurkeyKayseri Döner Kümbet: Şah Cihan Hatun's Monumental Seljuk MausoleumThe 14th-century Döner Kümbet in Kayseri Melikgazi, rising along the Talas Road, is a masterpiece of Anatolian Seljuk funerary architecture, characterized by its dodecagonal body, conical stone dome, human-headed sphinxes, tree of life motif, and double-headed eagle reliefs.
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Yeşilhisar, Kayseri, TurkeySoğanlı Valley and the Dome-Shaped Rock ChurchesSoğanlı Valley in Kayseri's Yeşilhisar district is renowned for its 9–13th-century Byzantine rock churches and monasteries.
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Kocasinan, Kayseri, TurkeyThe Twin Monument of Medicine and Mercy: Kayseri Gevher Nesibe DârüşşifâAnatolian Seljuk architecture's first dual medical complex uniting a dârüşşifâ (hospice), medical madrasa, and tomb within a single structure, commissioned by the will of Sultan II. Kılıcarslan’s daughter Gevher Nesibe Sultan in 1206.
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