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Mardin Ulu Mosque is an important historical heritage found in the Kartal nest on the sharp hills of Mardin. This touristic space, built in the late 10th century, is a precious work that protects Mardin's cultures and history in Southeastern Anatolia. Mardin Ulu Mosque is thought to have been preserved since the time of Avşar and chain carving. This mosque, which has been going through various historical processes, has become a center of attraction to travel to many history and cultural enthusiasts as a center of attraction. The first construction of the Grand Mosque of Mardin was built by the Ulu Mosque, Abdulla Ibn Ziyad in 857 during the reign of Umayyad Sultan. The mosque is designed as a giant castle and a mosque with four columns containing four columns and a dome and square place of worship. The mosque stands out as a large space with many columns and open courtyards on the rear column. In addition, the mosque is a gate that is specially designed to enter the large people to enjoy the width of the courtyard to enjoy the magnificent landscapes around the forest area where it is located. >
The decor in the Grand Mosque of Mardin also salutes the culture of the geography of Mardin. It was built by anonymous workers and was designed with the combination of the city's Kurdish, Arab and Armenian communities. The mihrab part of the space carries the traces of the enormous images of the universe on nine mihrabs and the courtyard. Turquoise - green colors were used on the floor that complements the courtyard. Mihrab and pulpit de decorated in the same colors. At the same time, Indian flower motifs were used on walls and ceilings. Therefore, the mosque is considered as a wonderful architectural wonder, and it is a valuable work in terms of image and decoration. There are many landscapes from a large number of valleys that brings a special situation. As moving towards Mardin, often the forests that surround you and the beauty of nature dazzles. When you reach the mosque below, you will look as far away as you can and discover that you will witness the beautiful landscapes you will reach from the endless waterfalls and mountains of endless lands. In the lands behind the Mardin Ulu Mosque, the city hides many historical places to explore the depths of the city. And it is a unique heritage that summarizes its culture with the combination of a modern structure and the combination of contemporary shelles. This place can be claimed to be a touristic center of attraction, with excellent architecture, wonderful mihrab, multi -colored decorations of all walls and ceilings, gaskets completing the space consisting of open courtyards, and unique landscapes. Those who visit the Mardin Ulu Mosque in the Kartal nest on their hills will have a great experience in their travels.
