Kırşehir - Cacabey Kervansaray - Kesikköprü

The character of the Route:

Starting from Kırşehir, the place of the saints, the route progresses on a gentle slope for about 10 km. The track, which starts to descend as soon as you leave the city, continues on paths that all cyclists will enjoy pedaling, and reaches Turkey's longest river, Kızılırmak, at the 22nd km. The route, which follows the pleasant flow of the river, ends at the historical bridge on the Silk Road route, built by the Anatolian Seljuks in 1248.

Notes to Travelers:

• You can visit Ahi Evran Mosque and Tomb, Imaret Mosque-Sheikh Suleiman's Tomb, Melikgazi Tomb, Cacabey Tomb, Muhterem Hatun Tomb, Aşık Pasha Tomb and Fatma Hatun Tomb.
• In Turkey's first and only UNESCO-registered music city, the place opened with the arrangement of the Old Governor's Mansion features sections from the lives and works of masters of words from Dede Korkut to Pir Sultan Abdal, from Karacaoğlan to Neşet Ertaş, as well as the music used from past to present. You can visit the tools.
• You can take pleasant photographs at the Cacabey Caravanserai, which was built by Nurettin Caca, Emir of Kırşehir, during the reign of Sultan Gıyasettin Keyhüsrev II in 1251.
• You can visit the museum of the world-famous musician, Neşet Ertaş, in Kırşehir, Turkey's first and only UNESCO-registered music city.
• You can taste delicious Kırşehir dishes such as beetroot whipped cream, lepe, borani, Çirleme and Çir dessert.
• You can benefit from the healing waters of the thermal springs in the city center.
• You can take impressive poses on the bridge built by the Seljuks to connect Kırşehir and Konya.
• Make sure you have enough water as you cannot replenish water while driving.

Connecting Routes:

Kırşehir- Your Favorite- Karakurt Thermal Springs;

Recommended for:

It is designed for medium-condition cyclists who want to touch the culture embedded in the nature of the region.