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5.5 km · Koruklu is a neighborhood connected to the Akçakale district of Şanlıurfa province.

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11.3 km · Harran, located in the Harran district of Şanlıurfa, is an ancient settlement with a rich history dating back to 3000 BCE. It has served as a cultural bridge between Mesopotamian and Anatolian civilizations and has been a strategic center for science, religion, and trade. Harran is notable for its distinctive mud-brick beehive houses, being home to one of the world's first Islamic universities, and the ruins of the Ulu Cami, the oldest mosque built in Anatolia. It is within walking distance of Harran Castle (566 m) and Harran Ulu Cami (309 m).

11.4 km · Harran Ulu Camii, located in the Harran district of Şanlıurfa, is one of the oldest and largest monumental mosques of Islamic architecture in Turkey. It was built by Umayyad Caliph Marwan II between 744 and 750 AD. The eastern facade, mihrab, ablution fountain, and a large part of its minaret have survived to the present day. It is within walking distance of Harran Castle (694 m) and Harran (309 m).

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11.7 km · The Harran Castle or Harran Citadel is a castle ruin in Harran, Turkey. Most of the present structure dates to the Ayyubid Sultanate c. 1200 but the castle is substantially older. Its exact founding date is unknown but it appears to have been built at some point during the time Harran was under Byzantine rule and was originally a palace.

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22.5 km · Sultantepe (Huzirina?), a tell with a temple complex from the Late Assyrian, an archeological site at the edge of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, now in Şanlıurfa Province, Turkey. Sultantepe is about 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) south of Urfa on the road to Harran. The modern village of Sultantepe Köyü lies at the base of the tell.

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28.1 km · Bazda Cave, located in Harran district of Şanlıurfa, is a historic site that was used as a stone quarry during the Roman period, approximately 2000 years ago. The caves consist of tunnels, galleries, and large open areas formed by centuries of stone extraction for the construction of nearby structures such as Harran, Şuayp Ancient City, and Han el-Ba'rur. Some sections of the caves are two-storied, and Arabic inscriptions from individuals who worked there in the 13th century can be found on the walls. It was registered as a 1st Degree Archaeological Site in 2010.

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