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New Zealand National Memorial is the most prominent structure built in memory of New Zealand soldiers on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Located atop the Conkbayırı summit, this memorial was erected as the largest New Zealand memorial on the peninsula in commemoration of the battles that took place on 8 August 1915. The structure was completed in 1925 by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC).【1】 Architectural Features and Design The memorial was designed by New Zealand architect S. Hurst Seager

The Deep Respect to Mehmetçik Monument is a memorial statue located on the Kabatepe–Conkbayırı road in the Gallipoli Peninsula, one of the regions where the Çanakkale Wars took place. Said to represent an event highlighting the human dimension of the war, the monument draws attention with a scene in which a Turkish soldier helps a wounded ANZAC officer. The monument holds historical value for symbolizing not only the military aspect of the war but also the human contact experienced at the front.