The Religious Centers of Erzurum
The Religious Centers of Erzurum
Erzurum is a city located in the eastern part of Turkey and is quite rich in history. It has a very important location feature, especially in terms of listening history. The centers of faith in Erzurum are visited by many tourists from all over the world.
The most religious center in Erzurum is the Grand Mosque. The mosque, built in 1179 by the Seljuk Sultan Melik Izzeddin Keykavus, is particularly noteworthy for its architecture and historical value. The mosque extends over a large area with 3 gates, 2 minarets, a shrine and a courtyard. Other important religious centers in Erzurum include the Yakutia Madrassa, the Aziziye Tabiyas and the Double Minaret Madrassa.
These centers of faith in Erzurum form an important part not only of Turkish culture but also of Islamic culture. Therefore, different contents can be created for these centers in order to grow the tourism of the city. For example, historical stories, documentaries, and photo exhibitions can offer a better understanding of the value and historical value of these centers of faith. In addition, events and festivals can be organised to make these centres even more important in terms of tourism.