Esrefoglu Mosque — Attraction in Beyşehir

Visiting Eşrefoğlu Mosque was an extraordinary experience that left me in awe. This historic mosque is a true masterpiece, blending architectural brilliance with deep spiritual significance.

The intricate woodwork and stunning tile designs are a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. The vibrant colors and detailed patterns create an atmosphere of serenity and beauty that is simply mesmerizing. Each element of the mosque, from the elegant minaret to the peaceful courtyard, speaks of its rich heritage and cultural importance.

The staff and guides were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, providing insightful information about the history and significance of the mosque. Their passion for preserving and sharing this magnificent site added a personal touch to the visit.

The Eşrefoğlu Mosque is not only a place of worship but also a treasure trove of art and history. Its well-maintained condition allows visitors to fully appreciate its timeless beauty. Whether you are a history enthusiast, an architecture lover, or someone seeking a peaceful retreat, this mosque is a must-visit.

In conclusion, Eşrefoğlu Mosque is a remarkable destination that offers a profound and enriching experience. I highly recommend visiting this incredible site to anyone traveling...

While en route Konya to Antalya this unique Mosque made from Wooden pilliors is truly a pleasant surprise & one doesn't have to detour from the main route. Sita on the banks of Lake which is equally beautiful & a picture perfect destination.

Eşrefoglu Mosque is a 13th-century mosque in Beyşehir, Konya, Turkey It is situated 100 metres (330 ft) north of the Beysehir Lake.

History - Although his beylik was relatively an unimportant political power, the city flourished as one of the cultural centers of Seljuk world. In 1296, he commissioned a mosque in Beyşehir, one of the greatest mosques during the Anatolian beylik period. In 1302 he died and buried in a sepulcher next to the mosque. Notable thing is On 15 April 2011 the mosque was included in the list of World Heritage Tentative list.

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Time Taken 30 Minutes Architecture Unique & made of Wood. Do I recommend Yes if you are driving down from this...

Dating back to the Seljuks in the 13th century Anatolia, this mosque is a unique, engineering marvel and kept its originalty to date. There is a large opening on the roof which allows big amount of light to enter. But the main purpose of this opening is to shovel the snow that pile up on the roof in to a large 2 m wide square pit on the ground inside the mosque. The snow in the pit serves as a coolant during hot summers and it also keeps the huge wooden pillars moist, helps them stand upright and endure the elements better. The wooden pillars were gathered from different parts of Anatolia and they were laid in the water for six months and then dried in large owens so that they won't be affected by worm attacks. It is an old but unique mosque in central Anatolia because it has kept its originality thanks to the engineering put into its construction. You should definitely visit this mosque while you are in Konya. You...