Ishak Pasha Palace Nature Conservancy
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Ishak Pasha Palace in Eastern Turkey Budget Travel Talk
İshak Pasha Palace is one of the must-see places in eastern Turkey. Located in the Doğubeyazıt district of Ağrı, the palace draws attention as the last great palace built in the Tulip Age of the Ottoman Empire and the only Ottoman palace in Anatolia, while its legends were on the agenda with its recent and highly criticized restoration.
Ishak Pasha Palace In Dogubeyazit (Turkey) Stock Photo RoyaltyFree
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Ishak Pasha Palace It is an SemiRuined Palace and Administrative
Ishak Pasha Palace on the Silk Route near the Iranian frontier, is situated on a high and vast platform of strategic importance on an area of 7600 meter square. It is not at all in the Ottoman tradition but is rather a mixture of Anatolian, Iranian and North Mesopotamian architectural tradition.
Ottoman heritage Ishak Pasha Palace sees yearround visitors Daily Sabah
The unique Ishak Pasha Palace, with its most magnificent work built after the topkapi palace in Anatolia, its position overlooking the whole plain, its magnificent architecture and incredible dignitaries.Built near the Iranian border in the 18th century and influenced by Western architecture, its stone carving and decorations bear the traces of.
Ottoman heritage Ishak Pasha Palace sees yearround visitors Daily Sabah
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Ishak Pasha Palace, Agri/Turkey Wonders of the world, Tourism, Places
Ishak Pasha ( Ottoman Turkish: إسحق پاشا, Turkish: İshak Paşa; fl. 1444 - died 30 January 1487) was an Ottoman general, statesman, and later Grand Vizier of Albanian or Greek origins. [1] Origin
The Ishak Pasha Palace by Aydın Ucar / 500px
The palace has a feature that incorporates the architectural style of the Ottoman, Persian, and Seljuk civilizations. The palace was built in 1685 by II. İshak Pasha and Çolak Abdi Pasha from Çıldıroğulları, was given its final shape in 1784. The building was built on an area measuring approximately 115x50 m. It reflects the.
Ishak Pasha Palace Near Doubayazt by Laurie Noble
The Ishak Pasha Palace is a stunning example of Ottoman architecture located in the city of Doğubayazıt in the eastern Anatolia region of Turkey. Built in the 18th century by Ottoman ruler Ishak Pasha, the palace is a unique blend of Islamic, Baroque, and Persian architectural styles.
Ishak Pasha Palace Turkish Archaeological News
The Palace which was built on hill at the side of a mountain at 5km east of Doğubeyazıt District, completed by order of Ishak Pasha at 1874, is the last important monumental structure of the Ottoman Empire in the "Lale Devri" period. The complex was built on 7.600m2 area from east to west, some parts one-storey and the other parts are two.
Ishak Pasha Palace Nature Conservancy
ISHAK PASHA PALACE is an important semi-ruined historic site located just outside the city of Bazîd in Northern Kurdistan (Eastern Turkey). Ishak Pasha Palace is not just a palace; it is rather a complex with multiple purposes, including a defensive function. This is one of the most significant standing architectural monument of Kurds.
Visiting Ishak Pasha Palace, Dogubayazit, Turkey
Ishak Pasha Palace takes up a total area of 7,600 square meters. While perched high up above the surrounding planes, it still would've been fairly vulnerable given the advances in weaponry at the time. But the palace was likely intended as more of a pleasure house from the start.
Ishak Pasha Palace Turkish Archaeological News
Ishak Pasha Palace is composed of following sections in terms of architectural style: 1- Exterior façades. 2- First and second courts. 3- The men's quarter (selamlık) 4- The mosque building. 5- The Soup Kitchen (Darüzziyafe) 6- Bath. 7- Rooms of the Harem Section. 8- Hall for ceremonies and entertaintment.
Ishak Pasha Palace Nature Conservancy
Nestled amidst the remote hills of Doğubayazıt in eastern Turkey, the Ishak Pasha Palace stands as a captivating blend of cultures and architectural prowess. Constructed by the Pasha family over a span of more than a century, commencing in 1685, this sprawling palace beautifully fuses Armenian, Georgian, and Ottoman architectural styles.
Ishak Pasha Palace Turkish Archaeological News
The Ishak Paşa Palace, one of the rare monuments in the Ottoman style from the late AH 12th / AD 18th century, is located in the Doğubeyazıt district, 97 km east of Ağrı, and 2000 m above sea level.
Ishak Pasha Palace in Ağrı Province, Turkey Sygic Travel
Ishak Pasha Palace or with the local name İshak Paşa sarayı is located in Dogubeyazit which belongs to Agri city on the far east side of Turkey. This wonderful palace is unfortunately ruined in some parts but still stands there with its beauty.