Malatya

The Fertile Plain of East

Arslantepe Mound (Arslantepe Höyüğü)
- A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world's oldest known cities, featuring artifacts from the Neolithic to the Byzantine era.
Battalgazi Grand Mosque (Ulu Cami)
- A Seljuk-era mosque known for its intricate stone carvings and architectural beauty.
Malatya Museum
- A museum showcasing archaeological finds from the region, including artifacts from Arslantepe and other historical periods.
Melik Sunullah Mosque and Tomb
- A historic religious site with Seljuk and Ottoman influences, housing the tomb of Melik Sunullah.
Old Malatya (Eski Malatya)
- The historic part of the city with traditional houses, ancient walls, and cultural landmarks.
Silahtar Mustafa Pasha Caravanserai
- A restored Ottoman-era caravanserai offering a glimpse into the region's role in trade routes.
Tashan
- A historic Ottoman inn, now a vibrant market for traditional goods and local crafts.

Nemrut Mountain (shared with Adıyaman)
- Famous for its monumental statues and ancient royal tombs, offering breathtaking views at sunrise and sunset.
Levent Valley
- A stunning canyon with observation terraces, hiking trails, and magnificent rock formations.
Orduzu Pınarbaşı
- A lush picnic area with natural springs and tranquil surroundings, perfect for a family outing.
Tohma Canyon
- A scenic canyon ideal for hiking, rafting, and enjoying nature.
Karaca Waterfall
- A hidden gem surrounded by greenery, offering a peaceful escape into nature.
Günpınar Waterfall
- A picturesque waterfall near Darende, surrounded by lush greenery and walking trails.
Sultansuyu Stud Farm
- A stud farm known for its Arabian horses, where visitors can learn about horse breeding and enjoy a peaceful environment.