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11.6 km · Üçtepe Höyük is an ancient Near East archaeological site in Diyarbakır Province, Turkey about 40 kilometers southeast of the modern city of Diyarbakır and about 10 kilometers southwest of modern Bismil. The village of Üçtepe is nearby. It was occupied from the Late Early Bronze Age until the Roman period and is notable as the discovery location of the Kurkh Monoliths.

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16.4 km · Güzelşeyh Kasrı is a historic site located in the Gelensu hamlet of Altınakar village, Çınar district, Diyarbakır, situated on a hill overlooking the village and plain. This historic structure, built approximately 150 years ago by Sheikh Mehmet Niyetullah Altınakar, also served as a madrasa for a period. The kasır was constructed using Karacadağ basalt and Mardin stones, without cement, and with egg whites. The two-story building, now in ruins, reflects Ottoman architectural features.

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35.0 km · The On Gözlü Köprü, also known as the Dicle Bridge, is a historic bridge located in the Sur district of Diyarbakır, spanning the Tigris River. It was constructed in 1065 during the Marwanid period. The bridge is notable for its ten arches and is built from basalt stone, measuring 172 meters in length. Situated about 3 kilometers from Diyarbakır city center, the bridge was closed to vehicular traffic after restoration work in 2007.

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35.5 km · Gazi Mansion or Atatürk Mansion is a two-story historical mansion located in Diyarbakır. The 15th-century structure is known as an Akkoyunlu work.

35.5 km · Keçi Burcu is a bastion located on the Diyarbakır city walls. It is the largest and oldest bastion on the walls. It was closed to visitors after the 2015-16 Sur conflicts and was reopened to visitors in 2022.

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35.6 km · Mardin Gate, also known as Tel Gate, is one of the four gates of the Diyarbakır city walls. It is located in the south of the city. According to the inscription on the gate, it was repaired in 909-910 with the help of Caliph Muqtadir Billah and his vizier Ali bin Muhammad, by the skill of the engineer Ahmed from Amid. It was named Mardin Gate because it is located on the Mardin road side. In popular culture, it inspired the folk song "Mardin Kapı Şen Olur".

35.6 km · Deliller Han or Hüsrev Pasha Han is a historical caravanserai located in the Sur district of Diyarbakır. Deliller Han is named Mardin Kapusu Menzil Han in a waqf document dated 1603. Today, it is known as Kervansaray Hotel because it is operated as a hotel.

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35.7 km · Sultan Şuca Tomb, located near Mardin Gate in Diyarbakır's Sur district, was built between 1208 and 1209 during the Artuqid period. There are differing views on who the tomb belongs to; while it is popularly believed to belong to a companion of the Prophet, historical records suggest it belongs to Sultan Shuja, grandson of Artuqid Sultan Melikshah. The square-planned structure is covered with a dome inside and a pyramidal roof outside, and it was built with black and white cut stones. The tomb is within walking distance of Diyarbakır Grand Mosque (655 m), Ahmet Arif Literature Museum (705 m), and Cahit Sıtkı Tarancı Museum (731 m).

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