Sivas

Ancient rock paintings in the Cave village of Gürün, located in Türkiye's Sivas, depicting horses, deer, and human figures, remain unexplained. Villagers urge authorities to conduct scientific research and develop the site for…

The Geminbeli Pass, which connects the Central Anatolia Region to the Black Sea in Sivas province of Türkiye, has taken on vibrant colors with the arrival of autumn, offering a dazzling landscape that attracts photographers. “There is a…

The tomb of Sultan Izzeddin Keykavus I, a key ruler of the Seljuk Empire, has reopened to visitors in Sivas, Türkiye. Buried in the Şifahiye Madrasa, which he built in 1217, his tomb remained largely unknown to the public…

A crow has become the unofficial mascot of the Sivas Provincial Health Directorate in Türkiye, regularly accompanying staff to and from work. The bird, nicknamed Kömür meaning "Coal" in English, has formed a close bond with both…

Sivas Historical City Square, which features significant works from the Seljuk, Ottoman, and Republic periods, remains partially illuminated by street lamps due to delays in a long-awaited lighting project. Initiated in…

Gökpınar Lake, which is considered one of the clearest waters in the world despite its depth of 17 meters in the steppe of Sivas, has become a favorite spot for local and foreign tourists. “It has a wonderful nature; everything is…

Heavy rain formed a fascinating view in Türkiye's Sivas. The rainbow formed in the Kılavuz region following the rain was viewed from almost every point of the city. Ennur Şahin

Tödürge, Hafik, Akgöl, and over 10 more lakes in Türkiye's Sivas, known for its historical and cultural riches, are waiting for nature and trekking lovers with lakes of different colors. “Especially between Sivas city center and İmranlı…

In Sivas, Türkiye, antique enthusiast Süleyman Özpembe has been collecting antiques for nearly 30 years. Displaying over 1,200 items in his store, including radios, telephones, watches, lighters, and handwritten books up…