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Erzurum Çifte Minareli Medrese is one of the most monumental examples of Anatolian Seljuk architectural tradition and is a historical educational structure located in the city center of Erzurum. With dimensions of approximately 35 by 48 meters, it is regarded as the largest open courtyard medrese in Anatolia. The building, also known in popular tradition and foundation records as Hatuniye Medrese, holds a unique place within Turk-Islamic art due to its monumental crowned portal, vegetal and figu

Avanos Sarı Han, Anadolu Selçuklu period structure built as a caravanserai. Located on the Kayseri-Aksaray route approximately 10 km from the district of Nevşehir’s Avanos, and 6 km north of Ürgüp, it stands in the Damsa Çayı Valley on the left bank of the Kızılırmak River. The structure was built on a slope higher to the west than to the east. No trace of the historical caravan route remains to this day. Sarıhan (Anadolu Selçuklu Yapı Envanteri) " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"

Çekereksu Hanı is located near Kesikköprü Örencik Village, between the districts of Saraykent and Kadışehri in Yozgat Province, along the banks of the Çekerek River. This structure dates to the Anatolian Seljuk period and was constructed between 1239 and 1240. It is attributed to Melike Mahperi Hatun, one of the prominent female figures of the era. The route on which the caravanserai stands was historically a major trade artery, and the structure is understood to have served as a lodging and log

Sahip Ata Külliyesi is a historical complex constructed in the 13th century in Konya by Sahip Ata Fahreddin Ali, a vizier of the Seljuk State of Anatolia. The complex includes a mosque, hânikâh, tomb, double bathhouse, sebil, and shops. The current form of the külliye emerged through the gradual integration of structures built at different times rather than from a single unified plan. Located in the Larende district (ancient city gate) of Konya, at the intersection of the Karaman and Meram roads