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From the airport to the city center

Mus Airport, which opened for civil air traffic in 1992, is located 18 km from the city center. The airport, built on the Muş level, has an annual passenger capacity of 300 thousand. The airport, which organizes regular flights to Ankara and Istanbul every day, has parking spaces for 60 vehicles, including 4 for disabled passengers.

There are many alternatives to get to the city center from Muş Airport, whose passenger numbers are increasing every year. It is possible to reach the city center from Muş Airport by your private vehicles, taxis, vehicles that can be rented from car rental companies, and the Havaş and Nureyşan passenger shuttles.

Taxi

Taxis are the preferred method of getting from the airport to the city center. You can easily get to the city center or any point in Muş using the taxis at the passenger exits or the taxis you can call from the taxi ranks in the city center.

Rental car

Another alternative for transportation from the airport to the city center is car rental. You can reach both the city center and the districts of Mus by renting the vehicle that best suits your budget from the car rental companies in the terminal building of the airport.

Airport Shuttles

You can also reach the city center from the airport with the Havaş and Nurevşan Turizm shuttle vehicles. With martiGO you can compare flight prices and find the most suitable Mus flight ticket for you.

Sights in Mus

It is possible to come across many ancient artifacts in the city center. Yıldızlı Han is located in the upper bazaar in the city center of Mus. It is said that it was built in 1307. It is a work of the Seljuk period. Part of it was destroyed. Aslanlı Han is another work of the Seljuks. Next to this inn are the Alaeddin Bey Fountain and the Alaeddin Bey Mosque. In order to secure the best Mus flight offers, we recommend that you reserve your tickets in advance.

Castle Mus

Mus Castle, which is located in the center of Mus and dates back to before Christ, is one of the city's historical landmarks. The castle, which came under the rule of many civilizations, came under the rule of Muslims during the rule of Umar. It is not known by whom and when the castle was built.

Manzikert Castle

Manzikert Castle is located in the Malazgirt district of Muş and is an important historical building that experienced many wars in the Islamic and Byzantine times. It is also known as the "Berber Castle". When examining the castle, its resemblance to the Diyarbakır city wall is striking and its length is around 1750 meters.

Arak Monastery (Church)

The Roman-style Arak Monastery is one of the must-see historical places on a trip to Mus. The monastery, for which there is no clear information about its history, takes its name from the village of Arak (Kepenek) in which it is located. The name Arak, which means "wine" in Persian, was given to the village because in the past there were vineyards in the village and it was a place where grape juice was obtained.

Mus Great Mosque

The Great Mosque of Mus, built by Sheikh Muhammed-i Maurish, is located in the city center. The mosque, for which there is no precise construction date, bears examples of architecture from the 14th century. It is believed that in the place where the mosque is located there was another building that was built on the foundation of this building. It is rumored that the building was used as a church for one time and as a prison for another time. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this place on your Mus flight!

Muştak Baba Tomb

Known as one of the Sufi poets, Mustak Baba's real name is known as Mustafa. Born in Bitlis, he gathered the information from the provinces he visited in a manuscript called "Asar" and became one of the most famous poets of the time. The manuscript now in the Suleymaniye Library contains various observations made by Muştak Baba.

Historic Murat Bridge

The Murat Bridge, built in Seljuk architecture, was built on the Mus-Varto road. It is 12 km from the city center and can be reached in just 15 minutes. The bridge, for which no details of the construction date are known, is 143 meters long and has 12 eyes. The inscription from 1871 is said to be related to the repair times. It is estimated that the bridge was built in the 13th century.

Traditional Mush Houses

Traditional Muş houses that have become the symbol of the city are historical buildings that carry the effects of Seljuk culture into the present day. There is also a barn in the houses, which have a large courtyard and a grocery store in the garden. Although their aesthetic appearance sets them apart from other houses in Mus, you may also find that they have some similarities. History buffs should definitely visit it on your Mus flight.

What do you eat in Mus?

Mus invites you on a Mus culinary journey. Stuffed Hez is one of Mus's most delicious local dishes. This dish, which combines both vegetables and meat, is also made in different regions. However, this flavour is made from diced meat in this region, as opposed to ground beef. The filling of diced meat, rice and plenty of spices is wrapped in cabbage leaves and slowly cooked in a saucepan. You should definitely try this taste, which leaves a unique taste on the palate. Helimaşı soup is a flavourful taste that warms us on cold winter days. Thanks to its taste and nutritional value, it is popular in the region. We call it soup, but it's as filling as a main course, because it is made from chickpeas, lentils, onions and cooked meat. Of course, Muş has its own special meatballs, Muş Köfte! You should definitely try the Muş Köfte, which is long and laborious to make, but have a taste that is well worth the effort. After such delicious meals, it's time for dessert. They should end with Teter Halva. It is Mus's most famous dessert. This aroma with bread, molasses and butter is very convenient. Together with cream and walnuts or hazelnuts, a legendary taste is created. Even just to get to know these delicacies, it is worth buying a Mus plane ticket!

Culture and Entertainment in Mus

Must-have tulip is an important advertising object in the city. The Mus tulip is a cultural asset that has pioneered the branding of Mus across Turkey. The mushroom tulip blooms in late April and early May and has a short lifespan of 15 days. During this time, Mus and its surroundings are worth seeing. The festival takes place every year in May.

Mus grape is also a famous product. Efforts are being made to develop viticulture. The Muş region enters the Halay region in terms of folk dances. Typical Eastern Anatolian Halay dances are also seen in this region. At martiGO you will find over 700 airlines with thousands of Mus flights at the best deals for your budget.