Halime Hatun Tomb (Halime Hatun Kümbeti)
Van, Turkey
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About this place
Located within the historic Seljuk cemetery in the Gevaş district of Van, the Halime Hatun Tomb (Halime Hatun Kümbeti) is an architectural jewel of the fourteenth century. Built in 1335 by Melik İzzeddin for his daughter Halime Hatun, this striking monumental tomb is celebrated for its twelve-sided stone body and intricate geometric and plant-motif carvings. For heritage travelers discovering famous ancient places in Eastern Turkey, a quick stop at this sacred site offers a profound look into medieval Islamic masonry, beautifully set against a backdrop of ancient tombstones and the majestic Mount Artos.
- Destination
- Van
- Category
- Museums & History