Bahçesaray

Bahçesaray, which will conquer your heart with its magnificent nature, will fascinate you with its historical texture...

Bahçesaray which is the district of Van, is one of the few places that will surprise you with its history and nature, as well as the lifestyle of the locals. In the past, the majority of the population was Armenians, so there are still old churches. Apart from these, if you are a lover of extreme sports, Bahçesaray is a resting place for you. Bahçesaray is perfect for nature sports lovers, photography enthusiasts, history lovers, those who are looking for serenity in nature.

The Climate of Bahçesaray

It is famous for the snow that falls in winter in Bahçesaray, a hidden paradise among the mountains. Therefore, if you are going to drop your way to Bahçesaray in winter, be sure to prepare your snow coats and boots. The gorgeous snow cover looks nice from behind the glass, but it looks a bit cold outside. Get ready for this snow cover as well as a spectacular journey through the mountains on your way from Van to Bahçesaray. In summer, nomads visit the highlands of Bahçesaray to farm in the highlands. Summer is hot.

Bahçesaray Hotels

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What to See and Do in Bahçesaray

Mucus Tea: The flow of Mucus River passing through the district is fast and the water is immaculate. There are plenty of trout in The Mucus River. Mucus Tea is especially popular with extreme sports lovers. If you are brave enough, you should definitely experience rafting in the rapidly flowing water of Mucus River. May to August is the most favorable period for rafting.

Kerabet Pass Plateau: In Bahçesaray, where there is snow for almost eight months of the year, snow is seen even in summer, especially because the altitude is very high in Kerabet Pass. Although there is no resort on this snow-covered plateau, it offers visitors a convenient area for skiing.

Red Bridge: It is not known when and by whom the Armenian writings in the inscription of the Red Bridge on the Mucus River were destroyed. The Red Bridge is named after the red color of the bricks used in the arch section. There is a room at both entrances to the Red Bridge. These rooms are designed to allow the rest of the soldiers defending the bridge or the passengers who will cross the bridge. The Red Bridge has been restored and is still open to pedestrians.

White Church-Saint Savuver Monastery: The White Church, which was built quite high, was carved into the rocks by armenians living in the region at the time.

Saint Georges Monastery Church: According to a manuscript dated to 1317, it is a cultural center and school built in the 14th century. It was abandoned during World War II but was used as an inn in the 1980s. Today, other parts other than the roof have managed to remain intact.

Fekiye Teyran Culture and Arts Festival: A chess tournament is held at the annual festival. In Bahçesaray, where most locals know how to play chess, people spend their free time playing chess.

Chess Festival: A two-day chess festival takes place every year from August 30th to September 1st.

Regional Delicacies to Taste in Bahçesaray

• Walnut: You should taste walnut, which is one of the most famous products of Bahçesaray, and take it with you to give your loved ones a taste.
• Mucus honey: This honey, which is a black hive honey native to Bahçesaray, should be among the must-taste.