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Tahar Bridge is a stone bridge located in the Çemişgezek district of Tunceli, approximately two hundred years old. It was constructed in 1807 during the Ottoman period by Yusuf Ziya Pasha. For this reason it is also referred to in some sources as the “Yusuf Ziya Pasha Bridge.” The bridge was built entirely by the handwork of master stonemasons and has remained standing since its construction. Where Is It Located? The bridge spans the Tahhar Stream, approximately three kilometers from the center

Tunceli is a province located in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Türkiye, within the Upper Euphrates Section. Surrounded by the Munzur Mountains to the north and west, the Bingöl Mountains and Peri River to the east, and the Keban Dam Lake to the south, Tunceli stands out for its rich historical heritage and unique geographical structure. Settlement in the region dates back to the Chalcolithic period and throughout history it has been under the rule of numerous civilizations including the Hittite

Located within the borders of Pertek district in Tunceli Province, Türkiye, Pertek Castle stands by the banks of the Murat River and has historically hosted various civilizations. Although its exact construction date remains uncertain, the castle underwent restoration during the Ottoman period. Today, due to the rising waters of the Keban Dam Lake, it appears as an island structure. The castle's integration with the natural landscape makes it notable both historically and as a tourist attraction

Located to the east of Sağman village in the Pertek district of Tunceli Province, Türkiye, Sağman Castle is a historical structure built atop a steep rocky hill, notable for both its geographical position and architectural remains. Although the exact date of its construction is unknown, historical sources indicate that it was commissioned by a Turkish bey from the Artuqid dynasty based in Diyarbakır. The castle occupied a strategic location controlling the regional transit routes. Today, parts o

In Delikleri is a multi-room rock-cut structure located within the boundaries of Çemişgezek district, Tunceli Province, on the western slope of the Tahhar Çayı Valley. These formations, also referred to in local sources as “Dervish Cells” and “Urartian Caves,” are regarded as an important component of the region’s historical, cultural, and geological heritage. Geographical Location and Physical Structure In Delikleri is situated near the Yukarı Çarşı Neighborhood of Çemişgezek district center, c

Mazgirt Castle is situated on the summit of a natural hill dominating the plain, approximately 40 kilometers north of the center of Tunceli Province. This location provided significant advantages for defense, surveillance, and control of trade routes since antiquity. The castle occupies a strategic point controlling the passes leading into the Euphrates Valley and has thus shaped the military, administrative, and commercial developments in the region’s history. Architectural Plan, Construction T

Ambar Kalesi is a historical defensive structure located within the boundaries of Mazgirt district in Tunceli province, in Türkiye’s Eastern Anatolia Region, and is assessed to date from the Urartian period. Built on rugged terrain, the fortress is among the significant archaeological remains that shed light on the ancient history of the region through its geographical features and architectural remnants. Location and Geographical Features Ambar Kalesi is constructed on a high and steep hill app

The sheep, horse, and ram-shaped tombstones found in Tunceli province are regional tombstones dated to approximately 250 to 300 years ago. Typically carved from a single piece of rock, these tombstones weigh between 200 and 300 kilograms. They are positioned upright and oriented to face the same direction. Ram-Headed Historical Tombstones (Türkiye Culture Portal) " image-element-format="justify" image-source="https://cdn.t3pedia.org/media/uploads/2025/06/21/MtDA3HI4paHPOUbFi168HDc40fJVlmIW.png"&

Sağman Castle, located on a steep rock face east of Sağman village in the Pertek district of Tunceli province, Türkiye, is a historical structure notable for both its geographical position and architectural remains. The exact date of its construction is unknown, but historical sources indicate that it was commissioned by a Turkish bey belonging to the Artuqid dynasty based in Diyarbakır. The castle has survived to the present day primarily through its surviving rampart walls on the western and s

Sungur Bey Camii is located in the center of Pertek district, Tunceli province, Türkiye. Pertek district was separated from Elazığ province in 1935 and attached to Tunceli. The building is currently situated within the urban settlement of the district and remains in active use for worship. History According to an inscription on the entrance door on the northern facade, the structure was built in 1573 (H.981) during the Ottoman period by Sungur Bey. The inscription provides direct information reg