Historia e Información General / Leyendas Populares y Tradición Oral
Kıllıt (Dereiçi), 10 km east of Savur, is a historical Assyrian village that is a fairytale-like open-air museum that gives the feeling that time froze centuries ago. It is one of the most fascinating cultural heritage villages of Turkey with its centuries-old cut stone mansions built on terraces on two slopes of the valley, narrow stone streets and historical monumental churches belonging to three different sects of Christianity (Syriac Orthodox Mor John Church, Assyrian Catholic Church and Protestant Chapel). Estructura Geográfica, Altitud y Características Naturales
The village is located at an altitude of 880 meters, in a deep valley gorge, among centuries-old oak and almond trees. Horarios de Visita, Días, Tarifas de Entrada e Información Práctica
•Entrance Fee:Visiting the village and its open-air streets is completely free.•Horarios y días de visita (Obligatorio): Se puede visitar durante el día.•Rules, Safety and Stroller/Disabled Access: Historical stone buildings should not be damaged. The streets are paved with stone.•Facilities and Facilities:Historical Mor John Church, village coffee house and parking area are available. Transporte, Rutas de Transporte Público y Ubicación Exacta•Address / Open Location:Dereiçi (Kıllıt) Village, 47850 Savur / Mardin.•Road Condition and Vehicle Availability: 10 km from Savur center; It can be reached in 12 minutes by any passenger vehicle via asphalt road.•Real Public Transportation Information (Mandatory): Savur can be easily reached from the center by taxi or private vehicle.•Parking Availability:There is an open parking lot for 50 vehicles at the village entrance. Consejos de Experiencia, Fotografía y Gastronomía Local•Best Photo Spots and Frames:The silhouette of stone houses and the tower of Mor John Church that look like a movie set of the village from across the valley.•Horas de luz y rodaje:Horas doradas de madrugada y atardecer.•Época de visita:Meses de primavera y otoño.•Local Gastronomy Recommendations:Traditional Assyrian must, walnut sausage and fresh figs should be purchased from local producers in the village.