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29.3 km · Tatvan Castle: It was built on a hill formed by natural rocks next to the old Ahlat road in Tuğ Mahallesi, Tatvan district, Bitlis province.

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32.4 km · Ahlat Museum is an archaeology and city museum in Ahlat. With the initiative of the Ministry of National Education, construction of a museum building began in 1968 on the part of the road south of the cemetery, with the aim of building an indoor museum next to the Ahlat Seljuk Cemetery, which is an open-air museum. The museum, opened in 1971, consisted of two halls.

32.6 km · The Tombstones of Ahlat is the world's largest Turkish-Islamic cemetery in the Middle Ages, located in the Ahlat district of Bitlis in Turkey. The cemetery is an open-air museum today. Dating from the thirteenth century, the tombs cover a large area and previously contained Christian cemeteries, which have been entirely destroyed.

32.7 km · Ahlat Grand Mosque, a mosque located in the Ahlat district of Bitlis province. The mosque is located within the Seljuk Cemetery in Ahlat. A study has been initiated by Erciyes University and Ahlat Museum Directorate to unearth the remains of the mosque, which is in a ruined state.

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33.1 km · The Emir Bayındır Tomb, also known as the Parmaklıklı Tomb, is the tomb of Emir Bayındır bin Rüstem, a bey of the Aq Qoyunlu dynasty, located in Ahlat. According to its inscription, the mausoleum was commissioned by his wife, Şah Selime Hatun, following Bayındır's death in October or November of 1481. The tomb also houses the remains of their son, Muhammad, who died in December 1488 or January 1489.

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