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Sagman Mosque (Sağman Camii)
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Submit a Radar report →Perched on a scenic hill within the historic Sağman village of Pertek, the Sagman Mosque (Sağman Camii) is a brilliant 16th-century architectural masterpiece from the Ottoman era. Built in 1555 by Keyhüsrev Bey's son, Salih Bey, this historical sanctuary is globally celebrated for its unique transition style, combining a traditional Seljuk layout with early Ottoman elements. For heritage travelers exploring famous ancient places in Eastern Turkey, a visit to Sağman rewards architecture lovers with its exceptionally preserved colored cut-stone masonry, an intricately carved portal gate, and a highly artistic minaret featuring beautiful geometric brick and tile patterns that stand out against the rugged mountain terrain.
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