Amazing place. A mountain, 2150 metres above the sea level. The tomb of the king Antioch. There are statues of different mythological persons. You will be taken by the tour to the foot of the mountain and then you will have to climb up a bit. It is the great place to see the sunset though you are highly recommended to take warmer clothes and also maybe a bottle of wine to enjoy p. Also people get up at around 4:30 a.m to meet the sun in the morning and again it might ne windy so take a thermos with coffee or tea. This kind of sunrise is definitely different from the one you see at the seaside and it worth watching it!

Wonderful scenic place. The statues are very impressive. Steep climb and slight altitude so take it slow. Gets cold on top so have a jacket. Wish they would clean up and people would not leave their plastic bottles.

Magical place to visit. It’s quite a drive to the top but absolutely worth it! We went there for sunset in December, and it was magical. Barely anyone on the site. We were the last one leaving as the sun was setting down.

It’s 3 km of hiking in the snow after 3 km of driving on snowing road. Takes ~3 hours to visit. We hired a guide from Kahta. But you might be able to do it on your own if you are experienced winter driver and hiker.

Really special to be there for sunrise. Check the weather before planning the experience as it can be quite invigorating in the morning. We stayed roughly 45mn-1h there but would have stayed longer if it weren't for the wind. As recommended by some people, we contacted Ramo (guide and taxi driver) and would strongly recommend to do so : +905368730534 (super helpful, english speaker and available on whatsapp). He picked us up from Mardin otogarı in the night, drove us all the way to the top (we only needed to walk 5mn to reach the Eastern terrasse), waited for us for as long as we needed and then dropped us back at the otogarı around 8 in the morning. He also arranged for us to hop on a bus to Göreme at 12.

Amazing place to see the Sunrise and Sunset. We drove from the Malatya to the site with our Ford Camper. Dirt road was difficult for large vehicle. The morning can be bit chilly and windy so be prepared.

I was moved to tears when I first saw these incredible ancient statues. The half hour steep walk up was hard on the lungs and the descent was hard on the knees. But worth the massive effort. At the top of this ancient mound are huge statues that are magical. Definitely a highlight in my exciting life. If you adore archeology and ancient art, you would love to see the sunset over this 2,000 year old site.

. A must see. Beutiful scenery right at the peak of the mountain

It's worth a trip to the area. Tour from Goreme to Mt Nemrut and Gobeklitepe with Yama Tours.

Great view and nice sunset experience. The statues are wild to look at, although smaller than I expected. We came from Malatya and it really does take 2hr, most of the drive is a lot of tight hill climb on decently paved road. It gets narrow in some portions, but nothing scary really. Once you get close to the top, you have to stop at a building and pay for entrance. Note that it's cash only. They say there's no signal for a card reader, although my phone worked fine. The last bit of drive is unpaved and pretty warn. If you have a little wheezy car like we did, you need to keep your momentum, there are some areas to get a running start if you botch it. It's not a vehicle I would have picked for this task, but it made it up. You can also walk, but it's at least 2km of switch backs and you're at 7700m elevation so it will take you a while.

You get an amazing 360° view here, it's absolutely beautiful! We went here in the evening to watch sunset. The weather wasn't good, it was very cloudy and even started raining as soon as we reached. It was also the eve of national election so there was literally nobody. Ticket costs TRY100 per head. We came here from Malatya, no need to hike to reach the top. Just park your car and walk 5 mins.

If u love ancient stuff u will like it here. Steep walk and drive is a bit rocky at the end before arriving at the destination.

It is an awesome historical place! You can come up with a car and hiking for 20min. It has stairs and is a tidy road. So easy to hike up. Recommend to come at sunset time! So beautiful. Don’t forget to bring warm clothes! If you bring hot tea or coffee with you, makes it much nicer to watch the sunset.

The castle was closed for renovations, but took lots of pics, even looking down from a top Arsameia. Worth a visit if you are in the area. Very nice from the outside.

The castle was closed for renovations but the Cafe Roma has gorgeous views and delicious coffee and home cooked meals. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Amazing castle. Just opened for tourism after 15yrs of restoration. Currently free entry.

It was not planned. We passed by it from Mount Nemrut. It was a neat castle to visit. There is a small restaurant at the entrance. The owner was kind enough to offer us some pistachio tea, and refused to accept our money.

Very big and impressive but i wished u could visit it closer

Unfortunately the site is closed due to renovation. But I had a chance to see inside a bit. Unlike ruined Castle, Kahta Castle is well preserved and very atmospheric.

The castle is impressive from the outside but it is not open for visiting.