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The Zero Point of HistoryWorld’s First TempleT-Shaped Stone PillarsNeolithic Archaeological SiteUNESCO World Heritage Site

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Gobeklitepe: The Zero Point of History

Gobeklitepe is a Neolithic settlement in Sanliurfa, Turkey, considered one of the oldest temples in the world. Dating back to around 9600-9500 BC, this unique site features massive T-shaped stone pillars and circular structures adorned with geometric patterns. The discovery of Gobeklitepe has fundamentally challenged our understanding of the origins of human civilization. It reveals that the hunter-gatherer societies that built it had a much more advanced culture than previously thought.

Gobeklitepe is more than just an archaeological find; it is considered the zero point of human history. Visitors have the opportunity to delve into the depths of history and witness one of humanity's first great structures.

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Departure Place : Sanliurfa

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Göbeklitepe Highlights

World's Oldest Temple: Recognized as one of the oldest human-made structures.
T-Shaped Pillars: Iconic T-shaped pillars are the centerpiece of the site.
Neolithic Marvel: A testament to the advanced civilization of hunter-gatherers.
UNESCO World Heritage Site: Recognized by UNESCO for its outstanding universal value.
Rewriting History: Challenges conventional understanding of early human societies.

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Drinks and meals
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Göbeklitepe important?
Göbeklitepe is important because it challenges our understanding of early human societies. It shows that complex societies and monumental architecture existed much earlier than previously thought.

What can you see at Göbeklitepe?
Visitors can see massive T-shaped stone pillars, circular enclosures, and intricate carvings.

When was Göbeklitepe built?
Göbeklitepe is estimated to have been constructed around 9600-9500 BC.

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Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts

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Gobeklitepe Ticket (Skip-Lines)

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