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The world-famous green-domed Sufi shrine housing the tomb of Mevlâna Jalāl ad-Dīn Rūmī.
A turquoise-domed madrasa, a masterpiece of Seljuk tilework, now a tile museum.
A UNESCO-listed candidate: Anatolia's largest and best-preserved wooden-pillared mosque.
Türkiye's largest freshwater lake and national park; islands, birds and sunsets.
A 13th-century BC sacred pool, one of the world's rare Hittite monumental waterworks.
A 9,000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the world's earliest towns.
Its portal is a masterpiece of stone carving; inside, Seljuk memory written in stone.
Tomb of eight Seljuk sultans in the courtyard of the Alâeddin Mosque.
Türkiye's first major science center; interactive experiments, space and nature exhibits.
A centuries-old tree-shaded mound-park at the city's heart; Konya's meeting place.
A famous 8th-century BC Late Hittite rock relief with a fertility theme.
A stone-built historic village where Greeks and Turks lived together for centuries.
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