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Kandıralı Castle and Rock Cisterns
About & Visitor Guide
History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Kandıralı Castle and Rock Cisterns are a strategic defense fortress built on a steep rocky mountain mass near the Kandil village of Kozluk district, with roots dating back to the Urartu and Early Iron Age, and was also used in Rome and the Middle Ages. The castle that controls the Garzan Stream valley from a bird's eye view; It is equipped with huge water cisterns carved into the rocks, secret escape corridors and watchtowers. Local legends say that this castle is unconquerable, that the water in the cisterns carved into the rocks and the grain in the underground storages were enough for the people of the castle for years during the sieges of the castle, and that the secret waterways leading from the castle to the valley are magical. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It is located on the steep slopes of the Garzan Mountains, at an altitude of approximately 1,180 meters. Surrounding it are oak groves, steep cliffs and deep canyon views of the Garzan Valley. The rocky peak on which the castle is built is an eagle's nest overlooking its surroundings. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
Location & Directions
38.1950, 41.4887Kozluk Tarihi Yapılar & Kaleler Noktaları
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