Sheikh Edebali's District Balişeyh

The first settlement in the district named after Sheikh Edebali, a close friend of Mr. Ertuğrul Gazi, points to the same dates. The mosque, which dates back to the Seljuk Period in the region where the first settled life was thought to have started in 1230, is a structure that proves this idea. In the district dominated by terrestrial climate, the most colorful images appear in spring, you can see many colors dancing harmoniously with flowers in The Plateau of Kenan Bey Village.

Balisheyh Hotels

Local people who make a living with agriculture and livestock continue their ancestral crafts due to investments that have not been made in tourism until now. In the context of the branding of cities, administrative managers who are aware of the importance of how to attract tourists without the smallness of the district or its historical history and its possible return to the local people as a livelihood have started to make new breakthroughs within this small district.

As of today, although we cannot offer a wide range of accommodation facilities in Balışeyh, we will be uploading contact information and details of each new Balışeyh hotel to our site as a hotelforex.com team. In addition, you can continue your search on the Kırıkkale Center hotels page for the Balisheyh itinerary, reach the owners who are honored to offer a comfortable accommodation service to all visitors with many different search styles such as the most luxurious Kırıkkale hotel option and even negotiate prices with The Kırıkkale hotels.

With the developing technology, almost every property has free Wifi access, and you can also benefit from services such as Turkish Bath, sauna, spa and gym on request.

Balisheyh Attractions List

Honey Mosque and Tomb: Balli Mosque, which has a brick body made with carved rubble stone and cut stone style, has seljuk architecture features with its single honorable minaret and has no imposing building style unlike the Ottoman period, does not have inscriptions like many other mosques in Anatolia, so it is not known exactly who built it and when it was built, but such architectural features can be evaluated by researchers and attributed to an average period and therefore a community. The mosque, which has a rectangular plan in general, is kept afloat with rolling arches. The decorations on the wooden ceiling of the mosque, which was restored in 1991, are preserved in their original form and offer a magnificent view worth planning a trip to Balisheyh just to see this craftsmanship.

Coach Baba Tomb: Evliya Çelebi's Travelname has once again proved to us how important a work it is in this process, where we offer examples of travel plans on a county-by-county basis. Since there are no inscription of many structures that exist in Anatolia, everything you have difficulty dating to any period is included in the Evliya Çelebi Travelname, and thanks to this work, where we can find the locks of the dark doors of history, we can also get information about the history of a historical building. The Tomb of Baba is a tomb of a 200 married Turkish village known as the Turkmen sage. According to The Travelname, there are no houses in sight in the village where Koçu Baba lives. It is thought that Koçu Baba, one of the Bektashi Caliphs, settled here under the leadership of Haci Bektas Veli.

Dinek Mountain Horse Safari and Nature Park: Dinek Mountain Horse Safari and Nature Park, which is one of the popular stops for those who want to have a weekend getaway in Ankara, attracts the attention of local foreign tourists who are especially interested in horse riding, as it is a nice resting place for everyone from seven to seventy-seven. Giant swings built on a high hill give children the feeling of flying, while also teaching them how to relate to horses in their free environment.