Akkisla

The district, which was changed to Kuzu Güdenli after its name was determined as Conalı in the previous periods, was named Akkışla due to the whiteness of the rocks in the north of the place where it was established and the availability of animals to stay outside in the winter period.

The people living in the region came here as nomads from Central Asia and settled within the borders of the present district. Although it is not known exactly when it was founded, according to the documents obtained, it was founded in 1804 by the Kuzu Güdenli tribe, which was affiliated to the Bayat Tribe of the Oghuzs. The region became a district in 1987.

Akkışla Hotels: Where to Stay in Akkışla?

People who want to spend their holiday in Akkışla look for hotels that can fulfill their wishes in order to make the most of the time they will spend here. With the increasing tourist density in the region, there has been a noticeable increase in accommodation alternatives here. HotelForex.com also offers its users all the information about the hotels in the region on a single site.

Akkisla Hotel Deals

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Places to Visit in Akkisla

For those who want to examine the historical texture of Akkışla district, we have compiled the places to visit in the region for you.

Kululu Castle

As a result of scientific studies related to the region, the settlement here belongs to the earliest Late Hittite civilization. After this, a dense settlement occurred in the region during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Although there is no inscription of the castle, it is thought that the wall remains that have survived until today, it was thought that the castle was built between 33 BC and 20 AD, that is, in the Hellenistic period, and then was used by the Romans for a long time. There are statues and hieroglyphic inscriptions belonging to the Late Hittite period around the castle. In addition, artifacts such as pottery, cylinder seals and sculptures in the region are exhibited in the Kayseri Museum.

Akkisla Masjid

The mosque, which was built in 1955, has a square plan and has no minarets and courtyards. Its entrance is stone arched, and its side and rear facades are mud plastered. The wooden ceiling in the mosque carries two large wooden columns. It was repaired in 1990 and is still in use today.

Akkışla Central Mosque

The mosque, which has a rectangular plan, is divided into three sections by two rows of wooden columns perpendicular to the mihrab. Inside the mosque, there are four crenellated windows, two in the east and west directions and two in the mihrab direction. There is also a minaret built in 1996 on the southeast corner of the mosque, which has a women's gathering place on the upper floor of the north.

Akkışla Cuisine: What to Eat in Akkışla?

The flavors that those who come to Akkışla, which has managed to reflect its past to its cuisine, should definitely consume are as follows;

• Tirit

• Manti

• Çiriş Meal

• Braided Rice

• Meatballs with Sausage

• Slippery

• Pöç Kebab

• Lubrication

• Lead Vaccine

• Quince Tahini Leaf Wrap

• Tray Ravioli

• Gilaburu Juice

Shopping in Akkışla: What to Buy in Akkışla?

Sucuk and pastrami are generally among the products that people who come to the region take with them. In addition, the dried ravioli prepared here, fenugreek, gilaburu juice, tarhana with einkorn flour are also a product that is definitely taken when visiting the region.