The Taşkale Cereal Store Houses
Near Taskale , 50 km / 31 miles east of Karaman , are the fascinating remains of Manazan . Built during Byzantine times, the entire city-monastery was carved into the rocky hillside of the valley. Today, parts of the city are still used for wheat storage.
The Seki Çeşme Bath
Situated in the centre of Karaman.
It was made in Karamanoğulları period
The Alahan Monastery
South of Karaman up a steep narrow road are the remains of the beautiful Byzantine Alahan Monastery . This Byzantine complex dating from the 5th century comprises three main parts: the basilica, the baptistery in the middle, and the church. There is also some fine stone carving to admire. Its magnificent location on a natural terrace offers a breathtaking view over the Göksu Valley.
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