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Beyazıt Bestami Türbesi is a historical and religious structure located in the Kırıkhan district of Hatay Province. It is situated on a hill known as Darb-ı Sak Kalesi (Darbes), within the Alabeyli Neighborhood under the district center. This structure, attributed as a mausoleum to the Sufi mystic Bayezid-i Bistami whose actual tomb lies in Bistam, Iran, holds the character of a makam tomb. Positioned commanding the Amik Plain, the türbe forms part of a külliye complex including a mosque and vis

Antakya ekmek oruğu is a traditional dish specific to Antakya cuisine, prepared by combining loaf bread and fine bulgur within the boundaries of Hatay Province. Known locally as “fış oruk,” this product is regarded as an original example reflecting the region’s culinary culture, the value placed on bread, and its approach to preventing waste. It has been officially registered with a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office, and its production and reputation are directly

Imagine a massive stone castle nestled against a steep mountain, bordering the clouds. This is exactly the breathtaking setting of Bakras Kalesi in Hatay. For centuries, this fortress has stood watch over travelers passing by, holding within its walls countless mysterious stories. Let us take a step back in time and explore its historical events together. Where Is Bakras Kalesi? Bakras Kalesi is built on a very steep hillside at the foot of Kızıldağ in the Belen district of Hatay province. It ri

Arsuz Stelae are two inscribed stelae depicting the Storm God, dated to the Late Hittite Period, located in the Uluçınar region of Arsuz district, Hatay Province. These stelae, dated to the 10th century BCE, were commissioned by Suppiluliuma, king of the land of Walastin, and feature Luwian hieroglyphic inscriptions alongside depictions of the Storm God and the king. The stelae are currently preserved in the Hatay Archaeology Museum.Discovery and Find LocationThe Arsuz stelae were discovered in

Payas Castle is located approximately 700 metres from the sea coast, to the west of the Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Külliyesi, in the Payas district of Hatay province. The castle, surrounded by a moat, features eight towers and exhibits a defensive structure. Physically, it is situated symmetrically opposite the caravanserai on the eastern wing of the külliye, thereby contributing a balanced element to the architectural unity. When considered together with the külliye, it becomes evident that Mimar Sin

Hatay, located in the south of Türkiye, has been a crossroads of civilizations throughout history and has reached the present day as a city distinguished by its cultural, historical, and geographical richness. With its Mediterranean coastline, fertile lands, and strategic location, Hatay is a important center in terms of trade, agriculture, and industry. The city, whose history extends thousands of years, was founded along the Asi River and has been an important settlement since Ancient Era. Hat

The Latakia Forest Fires were large-scale forest fires that began on 3 July 2025 in the Bayirbucak region of Latakia Governorate in northwestern Syria and lasted for ten days. Fueled by a heatwave, strong winds, and mountainous terrain, the fires spread rapidly and reached the Turkish border area of Yayladağı district. The fires caused extensive damage to forests and agricultural lands in the region.Origin and Spread of the FiresThe fires first broke out on 3 July 2025 in the villages of Kastal

Bakras Castle is a medieval defensive structure located on a steep hilltop along the eastern extension of the Amanos Mountains, within the boundaries of Ötençay village (formerly known as Bakras), in the Belen district of Hatay. With a deep historical legacy, the castle has been used by various states and communities from antiquity through the Ottoman period. Its strategic position along the main routes connecting Anatolia to Syria granted it significant military and strategic importance.Bakras

Hatay halhalı zeytini is a table olive variety derived from the halhalı cultivar of the species Olea europaea L., unique to Hatay in southern Türkiye. Its geographical indication was registered on 8 May 2023 by the Antakya Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the product is protected under the “geographical indication” framework. The olive is marketed in two forms: crushed green olive and brined green olive, distinguished by its physical, chemical and morphological characteristics.Geographical

Hatay bean paste is a traditional Hatay meze made by combining boiled fava beans, garlic, tahini, lemon juice, and various spices. This product, officially registered with a geographical indication mark, holds a prominent place in Hatay’s rich culinary culture due to its distinctive presentation on copper plates, authentic production process, and strong geographical ties. Originating in a region where bathhouse culture is widespread, this meze is served both in daily meals and during festive occ