Destination

Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir)

Ulu Mosque, built in 1135 by the Danishmend ruler Melik Mehmet Gazi, holds significant historical importance.

Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir)

Highlights

  • Cami
  • Legacy

Good for

  • İnanç
  • Tarih

Suggested visit:20 minutes

1135 tarihinde, Danişmendli hükümdarı Melik Mehmet Gazi tarafından yaptırılmıştır. Caminin kuzeye açılan kapısının yanındaki kitabe ise bir onarım kitabesidir. Melik Mehmet Gazi’nin yeğenlerinden olan Yağıbasanoğlu, Muzaffereddin Mahmud tarafından 1206 yılında onartılmıştır. Aynı şahsın kızı olan Atsuz Elti Hatun da Gülük Camii’ni aynı dönemde onartmıştır. Abidenin bu gün taşıdığı tek kitabe olan onarım kitabesi kuzey duvarın dış yüzüne, kapının yakınına konulmuştur.

Location and surroundings

Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir) sits within Melikgazi, Kayseri. The toroti catalogue holds 73 described stops across Kayseri, 32 of them in Melikgazi.

The nearest stop is Hacı Veli Kaplıcası, 230 m to the northwest. Another 6 catalogued points lie within a 30 km radius.

The Ankara – Kayseri route passes 6.4 km away, so this works as a stop along the drive.

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Frequently asked

What is Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir)?
Ulu Mosque, built in 1135 by the Danishmend ruler Melik Mehmet Gazi, holds significant historical importance.
Where is Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir)?
Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir) is in Melikgazi, Kayseri.
How long does it take to visit Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir)?
The suggested visit time for Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir) is about 20 minutes.
What else is there to see near Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir)?
toroti’s catalogue holds other destinations within 30 km of Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir); the closest are Hacı Veli Kaplıcası, Kurşunlu Cami, Bürüngüz Camii.
Is Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir) on the way anywhere, and which route?
Ulu Cami (Cami Kebir) lies 6.4 km from the Ankara – Kayseri route, close enough to add to that drive with a short detour.