People who buy a flight ticket to Şırnak can visit one of the most beautiful cities of the Southeastern Anatolia Region. Şırnak is visited by local tourists at all times of the year with its natural beauties. People who reach the city with the purchased flight ticket can start enjoying the historical and natural beauties.

People who buy a Şırnak flight ticket can visit the historical buildings in the city. Finik Ruins and Castle are one of the most important historical places to see during your Şırnak trip. In addition, Cizre Ulu Mosque and Kırmızı Madrasa are among the most important historical buildings to be seen during your Şırnak trip.

People who buy a round-trip ticket to Şırnak can also visit the religious buildings in the city. During the Şırnak trip, religious places such as İdil Virgin Mary Church and the Tomb of Prophet Noah can be visited. People visiting the city can taste local flavors and also visit local restaurants in the city.

People who buy a round-trip flight ticket to Şırnak land at Şerafettin Elçi Airport in the city. Şerafettin Elçi Airport was opened to civil air traffic in 2013. The airport, which is 60 kilometers away from the city center, has enabled people who want to visit Şırnak to prefer air travel.

Places to Visit in Sirnak

Finik Ruins and Castle

Finik Ruins and Castle is one of the historical places that people who want to visit Şırnak should see. People visiting Şırnak can visit this ruin, which dates back to 4000 BC. It is possible to visit the houses built by people who lived in the past as a result of carving caves in the ruins. People who visit the houses can also examine the relief figures in the houses and dungeons.

Cizre Grand Mosque

People who buy Şırnak flight tickets can visit the Cizre Grand Mosque when they want to see a historical building in Şırnak. Cizre Ulu Mosque was built many years ago and remained a church for most of its life. This building, which served as a church for many years, was converted into a mosque in Aydın. It is said that the mosque was built in 1155. Located in the Cizre district of Şırnak, this mosque has become a frequent destination for people who want to witness history closely. People who visit the mosque can both examine the architecture of the mosque closely and have the chance to pray in the mosque.

Red Madrasa

Red Madrasa is a building located in Şırnak, dating back to the 14th century. It is known that the madrasa was built during the Cizre Principality period and has managed to survive until today. People visiting Şırnak should definitely see this madrasah, which attracts attention with its impressive architecture. There are various tombs within the madrasa. The reason why Red Madrasa is so interesting and its name is red is that it was built using bricks produced in Cizre. People who visit this madrasah, located in the city center of Cizre, can examine the architecture of the madrasah as well as visit the tombs within the madrasah.

İdil Virgin Mary Church

İdil Virgin Mary Church was built in 57 AD. This Assyrian Church, which is still active today, was built by the apostles who came to the region to introduce the people of the region to Christianity. İdil Virgin Mary Church, built to introduce the people of the region to Christianity, is located in the İdil region of Şırnak. It is recommended that people who want to see religious buildings during their visit to Şırnak visit this church. İdil Virgin Mary Church is the church where worship is still actively performed today. People who visit the church can attend worship services in the active church and have the chance to closely examine the architecture of the church.

Tomb of Prophet Noah

The Tomb of Prophet Noah is among the oldest tombs in the world. It is rumored that this tomb was built as a result of Prophet Noah settling in Cizre after the flood. It is said that after Prophet Noah's death in Cizre, he was buried in this tomb located in Dağkapı District of Cizre. Hz. This area, where Noah is believed to have been buried, was previously used as a church and became an area where worship was held. This area, which was used as a church for many years, was converted into a mosque in 640. The number of people visiting the Tomb of Prophet Noah, where worship is performed today, is considerable. It is especially recommended for people who engage in religious tourism to visit the Tomb of Prophet Noah during their trip to Şırnak.

Babylon Ruins

Babil Ruins are among the natural beauties that should be seen during your Şırnak trip. This ruin is located within the borders of Kebeli village of Şırnak. The ruins are surrounded by walls and there are 30 bastions within these walls. People who visit the ruins are surrounded by walls. They have the chance to spend time in this interior space. With the use of white limestone stones during the construction of the walls, the structure gained a very striking appearance. People who visit the Babylon Ruins can take beautiful photographs and also have the chance to witness history up close.

Shah Ruins

Shah Ruins are located on Cudi Mountain. It is a bit difficult to reach this ruin as it is located at the extreme point of Mount Cudi. In this ruins, built on a mountainous area, there are ruins of castles from past periods. People who visit the ruins can examine the different castle ruins and archaeological ruins found here. In addition, the area where the ruins are located can be visited by people who want to see the Şırnak city view from the most beautiful place. Şırnak hosts structures from different civilizations due to its geography. For this reason, it is recommended that people visiting the city plan a 3-4 day trip. Thanks to this 3-4-day trip planning, you can visit the historical and natural beauties in Şırnak with peace of mind.