Adana — the Roman-era Stone Bridge over the Seyhan River, the Ottoman-era Great Clock Tower (tallest in Turkey) in the old bazaar quarter, and the massive Sabancı Central Mosque nearby. Adana is also famous for its spicy kebab, so plan a meal around it.
Mersin — a Mediterranean port city: the seafront Atatürk Park for a stroll, the well-curated Mersin Archaeology Museum, and Soli-Pompeiopolis, ancient Roman ruins with a colonnaded street right by the sea.
Adıyaman — this is really about Mount Nemrut, the giant stone heads of gods and kings at 2,150m, best seen at sunrise or sunset. On the way up/down, stop at Karakuş Tumulus (royal burial mound) and Kahta Castle, a dramatic Mamluk/Ottoman fortress over a gorge.
Diyarbakır — the Diyarbakır Walls, one of the longest city walls in the world after the Great Wall of China; the old citadel with its archaeological museum inside; and Süleklü Han, a historic courtyard café good for a break.
Mardin — the old town itself is the attraction: honey-colored stone houses stacked on a hillside overlooking the Mesopotamian plain. Don't miss Zinciriye Madrasa for the view, Kasımiye Madrasah, and the Mardin Museum.
Gaziantep — the Zeugma Mosaics Museum (world's largest Roman mosaic collection, home of the famous "Gypsy Girl"), the Archaeology Museum (free entry), and the Culinary Museum — Gaziantep is a UNESCO Gastronomy City, so eating well here is part of the sightseeing.
a solid route across south-central and southeastern Turkey: Konya Airport → Adana → Mersin → Adıyaman → Diyarbakır → Mardin → Gaziantep — about 1,000 km of driving with some great, very different stops (Roman ruins, Mount Nemrut, old Diyarbakır walls, Mardin's stone old town, Gaziantep's food and mosaics).
一条贯穿土耳其南部中部及东南部地区的精彩路线：科尼亚机场（Konya Airport）→ 阿达纳 → 梅尔辛 → 阿德亚曼 → 迪亚巴克尔 → 马尔丁 → 加济安泰普 —— 全程约1000公里，沿途停靠点各具特色（包括罗马遗址、内姆鲁特山、迪亚巴克尔古城墙、马尔丁石砌老城，以及加济安泰普的美食与马赛克艺术）。
阿达纳（Adana）——这里有横跨塞汉河（Seyhan River）的罗马时代石桥、位于老巴扎区的奥斯曼时代大钟楼（土耳其最高的钟楼），以及附近宏伟的萨班哲中央清真寺（Sabancı Central Mosque）。阿达纳还以其辛辣的烤肉串（kebab）闻名，务必安排时间品尝一番。
梅尔辛（Mersin）——一座地中海港口城市：可以在海滨的阿塔图尔克公园（Atatürk Park）漫步，参观馆藏丰富的梅尔辛考古博物馆，以及索利-庞培奥波利斯（Soli-Pompeiopolis）——这是一处古罗马遗址，拥有一条紧邻大海的列柱大道。
阿德亚曼（Adıyaman）——此行的重头戏是内姆鲁特山（Mount Nemrut），山上海拔2150米处矗立着巨大的神灵与国王石像头颅，日出或日落时分观赏景色最佳。在上下山途中，不妨顺道造访卡拉库什古墓（Karakuş Tumulus，即皇家陵丘）和卡赫塔城堡（Kahta Castle），这是一座横跨峡谷、气势磅礴的马木留克/奥斯曼时期要塞。
迪亚巴克尔（Diyarbakır）——这里有迪亚巴克尔城墙（Diyarbakır Walls），其长度仅次于中国的长城，位居世界前列；还有古老的城堡区及其内部的考古博物馆；此外，苏莱克鲁汗（Süleklü Han）是一处历史悠久的庭院咖啡馆，适合在此小憩。
马尔丁（Mardin）——老城区本身就是一大看点：蜜色石屋层叠分布在山坡上，俯瞰着美索不达米亚平原。别错过拥有绝佳视野的津吉里耶伊斯兰学校（Zinciriye Madrasa）、卡西米耶伊斯兰学校（Kasımiye Madrasah）以及马尔丁博物馆。
加济安泰普（Gaziantep）——这里有泽乌格马马赛克博物馆（Zeugma Mosaics Museum，拥有世界上最大的罗马马赛克藏品，也是名作“吉普赛女郎”的所在地）、考古博物馆（免费入场）以及美食博物馆——加济安泰普被联合国教科文组织评为“美食之都”，因此在这里尽情享用美食也是游览体验的重要组成部分。
Adana — the Roman-era Stone Bridge over the Seyhan River, the Ottoman-era Great Clock Tower (tallest in Turkey) in the old bazaar quarter, and the massive Sabancı Central Mosque nearby. Adana is also famous for its spicy kebab, so plan a meal around it.
Mersin — a Mediterranean port city: the seafront Atatürk Park for a stroll, the well-curated Mersin Archaeology Museum, and Soli-Pompeiopolis, ancient Roman ruins with a colonnaded street right by the sea.
Adıyaman — this is really about Mount Nemrut, the giant stone heads of gods and kings at 2,150m, best seen at sunrise or sunset. On the way up/down, stop at Karakuş Tumulus (royal burial mound) and Kahta Castle, a dramatic Mamluk/Ottoman fortress over a gorge.
Diyarbakır — the Diyarbakır Walls, one of the longest city walls in the world after the Great Wall of China; the old citadel with its archaeological museum inside; and Süleklü Han, a historic courtyard café good for a break.
Mardin — the old town itself is the attraction: honey-colored stone houses stacked on a hillside overlooking the Mesopotamian plain. Don't miss Zinciriye Madrasa for the view, Kasımiye Madrasah, and the Mardin Museum.
Gaziantep — the Zeugma Mosaics Museum (world's largest Roman mosaic collection, home of the famous "Gypsy Girl"), the Archaeology Museum (free entry), and the Culinary Museum — Gaziantep is a UNESCO Gastronomy City, so eating well here is part of the sightseeing.
a solid route across south-central and southeastern Turkey: Konya Airport → Adana → Mersin → Adıyaman → Diyarbakır → Mardin → Gaziantep — about 1,000 km of driving with some great, very different stops (Roman ruins, Mount Nemrut, old Diyarbakır walls, Mardin's stone old town, Gaziantep's food and mosaics).
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