Mus City Guide
Mus is one of the cities located in the East Anatolian Region. The city rises on the hillsides of the Kurtik Mountain and between the valleys where Car and Karni Streams pour in. With its rivers, streams, lakes, savannas and mountains, Mus becomes a united whole with the nature. Mus is famous for its tulip.
Tourist Attractions
Varto Kayalidere Archaic City is placed at Kayalikaya Village, 40 km away from the center. The city was an Urartian allocation unit. The castle inside the archaic city is pretty strong and gallant. Also, the graveyard at the south part witnesses the history. Kizil Ziyaret (visit) Hill, Malazgirt Bostankale Village Tumulus, Dolabas Tumulus are among the other main historical places of the city.
Mus Castle at the center of the city is one of the oldest structures of the city. You will be able to see the ruins of the Seljuk, Arabian and Ottoman graveyards at the west side of the castle.
Mus Castle Park is another enticing location of the city. This protected area is an important national park with its sights.
Arak Monastery located at the Kepenek Village was used as church, monastery and shopping center throughout the history. This historical structure has 360 rooms inside.
You should absolutely visit Esenlik Mosque, Ulu Mosque and Murat Pasa Bridge.
Culture & Entertainment
Viticulture is pretty old in the city. Relative to the past, this aspect of city culture is not highly pervasive. Monogok, Incebel and Mehmetcan Vinyards are the active ones.
Harafane constitutes the fabric of the city culture. Harafane is the condition of the local people to go to tablelands, water areas and forest fields when spring pops up. Because winter season takes a long period of time, touring is the main cultural and entertainment activity of the city inhabitants.
Food & Drink
Main authentic foods;
Mus kofte, cabbage dolma with tomato, corti, keskek...
Shopping
Route Map: Istanbul – Mus Flight
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