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High in the rugged mountains of Doğubeyazıt, in eastern Turkey, stands the magnificent Ishak Pasha Palace (İshak Paşa Sarayı) — one of the few surviving Ottoman palaces, a masterpiece of architecture and history.

Construction began in 1685 under Çolak Abdi Pasha of the Çıldıroğulları dynasty, and was completed in 1784 by his descendant Ishak Pasha, whose name the palace bears. Combining Ottoman, Persian, and Armenian architectural styles, this complex of more than a hundred rooms reflects the cultural diversity of the empire’s eastern frontier.

Once an administrative center and residence of pashas, the palace still dominates the landscape, overlooking the ancient routes of the Silk Road. From its ornate harem to its grand gate and panoramic mountain views, Ishak Pasha Palace stands as a symbol of artistry, ambition, and endurance.

Join Indirasead Travel on this journey through time to discover one of Turkey’s most breathtaking monuments — where the echoes of empire still linger in the winds of Anatolia.

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📍 Location: Doğubeyazıt, Ağrı Province, Eastern Turkey
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