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Yivli Minare
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Late afternoon around 4-5 PM, when the low sun casts dramatic shadows across the fluted grooves and the surrounding old town streets are quieter before the evening call to prayer.
Budsjettips
The exterior and courtyard are freely accessible at all hours. The adjacent mosque interior is free to enter between prayer times, and no ticket or museum pass is needed.
Anbefalt for
History enthusiasts, Photography lovers, Solo travelers, Architecture admirers
Planlegg ditt besøk
20-30 minutes
Om
Raske fakta: 38 meter høy rager den riflede minareten over Antalyas horisont, med åtte karakteristiske rillede seksjoner laget av dyp rød murstein og turkise fliser. Seldsjukk-sultanen Alaeddin Keykubad I beordret byggingen på 1200-tallet, og bønneropet har lydt over den gamle byen i nesten 800 år.
Høydepunkter: Stå rett under minareten ved skumringen, og du vil se de siste solstrålene treffe hver av de åtte rillede seksjonene i rekkefølge, som et solur som markerer slutten på dagen. Lokal legende sier at hvis du teller mursteinene fra bunnen og oppover, finner du nøyaktig 90 rader, som tilsvarer antallet navn for Allah i islamsk tradisjon.
Insidertips
- Visit just before sunset and stay for the evening call to prayer, which echoes beautifully through the narrow Kaleici streets.
- The best photo angle is from the cafe terrace across the street, not from directly below where the tower leans into the frame.
- Remove your shoes before stepping onto the prayer rug area outside the mosque entrance, and women should bring a scarf to cover their heads.
- Combine your visit with a stroll through the adjacent Kaleici neighborhood, where the tower appears around nearly every corner.
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