Hirfanlı Dam Lake and Sözcülı Büyükoba Beach (Sea of Central Anatolia)
Savaşlı Büyükoba Beach, located on the Kaman shore of the huge Hirfanlı Dam Lake built on the Kızılırmak; It is popularly known as the "Sea....
Comprehensive travel guide to top historical attractions, natural wonders, and cultural heritage in Kaman, Kırşehir, Turkey. Visiting hours, ticket fees, and travel tips.
Savaşlı Büyükoba Beach, located on the Kaman shore of the huge Hirfanlı Dam Lake built on the Kızılırmak; It is popularly known as the "Sea....
Kurancılı Historical Town is one of the most historical towns of Kaman, whose roots date back to the Bayat tribe of the Oghuzs and was found...
Museum & ArtKaman Kalehöyük Archeology Museum, which was established with the Japanese Government Culture Grant Program and Turkish-Japanese cooperation...
Mikasanomiya Japanese Garden, one of the largest botanical Japanese Gardens outside the borders of Japan; It was established in 1993 to comm...
Ömerhacılı Castle, rising on steep volcanic cliffs overlooking the plain on the ridge of Ömerhacılı Village; It was built in ancient times t...
Molla Osman's Son Ahmet Hoca Tomb is located in the Osmanlar Village of Kaman and is one of the most respected spiritual visiting points of....
Geographically registered Kaman Walnut, which is a worldwide flavor brand with its thin shell that can be broken by hand, plump white interi...
Kaman Government Square is the main administrative and cultural center of Kaman district, known for its world-famous thin-shelled Kaman waln...
Yassıhöyük Archaeological Excavation Area is a monumental center, one of the largest mounds in Central Anatolia, excavated in cooperation wi...
Mezitli Village Pond is a dam area surrounded by natural beauties, built for agricultural irrigation and environmental recreation, within th...
Kaman Historical Bazaar Mosque is a historical place of worship located in the old trade center of Kaman, where the town's tradesmen have be...
Çağırkan Village Square is the heart of Çağırkan Village, home to Kaman Kalehöyük Archeology Museum and Mikasanomiya Japanese Garden. Thanks...