Hatun Bridge

Hatun Köprüsü is a historical structure located over the Şekerik Stream at the entrance to the Malazgirt district of Muş province in Türkiye’s Eastern Anatolia Region. The bridge is believed to have been constructed during the Seljuk period and is among the surviving Seljuk-era structures.

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The bridge was constructed using cut stone. It measures approximately 30 metres in length and 6.5 metres in width, with an arch span of 12 metres. No inscription detailing the construction date has survived to the present day. However, based on its architectural features and materials used, it is dated to the late Seljuk period.

Hatun Köprüsü is one of the cultural structures preserved in the Malazgirt district. The bridge remains in use today and is regarded as an integral part of the region’s historical and cultural fabric. It also qualifies as one of the notable historical architectural examples in the area.

Hatun Köprüsü is situated within the boundaries of Muş province, at the entrance to the Malazgirt district. Accessible by road, the bridge is approximately 100 kilometres from the city centre of Muş. It is located among other historical structures in the region.