Diyarbakır’s hidden treasures draw visitors
DİYARBAKIR
The districts of Kulp, Lice and Dicle in southeastern province of Diyarbakır are attracting increasing attention from nature enthusiasts thanks to their striking landscapes, historical landmarks and unique geological formations.
Known for its rich cultural heritage and traces of numerous civilizations, Diyarbakır has long been a popular destination for visitors. Beyond the city center, however, the province’s districts are now gaining recognition for their hidden natural attractions.
Among the sites drawing growing interest are the approximately 5,000-year-old Kefrun Castle in Kulp, the ancient Bırkleyn Caves located between Diyarbakır’s Lice district and Bingöl’s Genç district, and the Crocodile Canyon in Dicle, whose shape resembles that of a crocodile. Social media posts showcasing these locations have helped bring them to the attention of a wider audience.
