The links to the right will provide information on the world of the Seljuks. 

You may visit individual hans by clicking on the names below.

• About this website

• Introduction: what is a han?

• Origins of the han

• Architecture and decoration of the Seljuk Han

• Features providing information about hans

• History of the Seljuks

• Roads and routes

• Trade and goods

• Daily Life in the Seljuk Han

• Seljuk Architecture

• Seljuk Decorative Arts

• Seljuk Cuisine

• Resources, lists and indexes

• Visiting hans: A proposed itinerary

• Bibliography

The hans listed below are in good condition and may be visited:

• Ağzikara

• Ak

• Alara

• Alay

• Altinapa

• Çakalli

• Çakirsaz

• Çardak

• Çay

• Dibi Delik

• Dokuzun

• Durağan

• Eğret

• Eğridir

• Eli-Kesik

• Ertokuş

• Eshab-i-Kehf

• Evdir

• Ezinepazar

• Haci Hafiz

• Hekim

• Horozlu

• Incir

• Kadin

• Karatay

• Kargi

• Kayseri Han Mosque

• Kesikköprü

• Kırkgöz

• Kizilören Kandemir

• Kuruçeşme

• Makit

• Obruk

• Oresin

• Pazar

• Sahip Ata (Ishakli)

• Sarafsa

• Sari Avanos

• Serafeddin Ejder

• Sultan Han Aksaray

• Sultan Han Kayseri

• Susuz

• Zalmanda

• Zazadin

• Zivarik

The hans listed below are in ruins:

• Ak (Aksaray)

• Akbaş

• Akça Derbent

• Ani

• Argit

• Atabey

• Ayranci-Atlas

• Burma

• Carmelik

• Çat

• Çekereksu

• Çevirme

• Çıftlık Çamlıbel

• Çinçinli

• Çingene

• Cirgalan

• Çoğul

• Derebucak Tol

• Deve

• Diplidumluca

• Dogala

• Dolay

• El-Barur

• Erenkaya Yikik

• Eynif Tol

• Görk

• Hacılar

• Hanobaşi

• Hocahasan

• Ibipse

• Ispile (Başakpinar)

• Kamereddin Adiyaman

• Kamereddin Ulukişla

• Kamereddin Nurhak

• Karakurt

• Köprüköy

• Kurttepe

• Kuru

• Makit

• Melleç

• Mirçinge

• Misler Ovasi

• Niksar

• Ortapayam

• Pamuk

• Paşa

• Sarı Kayseri

• Serce

• Sertavul

• Sevdilli

• Sevserek

• Siraçakil

• Tahtoba

• Tatvin

• Tepe

• Yandere

• Yeniceköy

• Yerhan

• Zigana

• Zilli