Konya Travel Guide

Mevlana Museum and Dergah

It is Konya’s most important symbol. It is a serene spiritual center that houses the tomb of Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi, the dervish cells, and valuable manuscripts.

Konya Tropical Butterfly Garden

It is Europe’s largest butterfly conservatory. This massive glass structure, home to thousands of exotic butterflies and tropical plants, makes you feel as though you’re in a rainforest.

Sille Historic Village

It is an ancient Greek settlement with a history dating back 5,000 years. With its restored houses, historic Aya Elenia Church, and time museum, it opens the door to a different world right in the heart of the city.

80,000-Acre World Tour Park

It is a massive park consisting of three main sections. With its moving dinosaur models, miniature exhibits, and fairy-tale characters, it is ideal for families with children.

Kyoto Japanese Park

Opened to mark the sister-city partnership between Konya and Kyoto, this garden—with its Japanese architecture, ponds, and cherry blossom trees—serves as a peaceful retreat in the city.

The City of Roses and Hearts: Beyşehir

Beyşehir is like an oasis where blue and green meet in the heart of Central Anatolia. Home to Turkey’s largest freshwater lake, the district captivates visitors with both its stunning sunset views and its historic fabric, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its wooden-columned mosques—the pinnacle of Seljuk architecture—and ancient Hittite monuments dating back thousands of years, it is a serene destination where nature and history intertwine.

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Konya Travel Guide