Barak Turkmens originate from Barak Plain in southeastern Gaziantep. Tribe left Khorasan around 1382-1383 under leader Feriz Bey. Initially settled in Central Anatolia, later exiled to Syrian Desert. Eventually settled in western Euphrates region, adapting to farming
GZT is located in Gaziantep, Turkey's Gaziantep Province. Airport coordinates are 36.94720, 37.47870. Altitude is 2315ft (705.61m). Features two 19,685ft lighted runways
Katmer dates back to at least 14th century in Turkey. Most famous version is pistachio-filled katmer from Gaziantep. Traditionally served as breakfast in Gaziantep, UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Traditionally served with lemonade and tea after weddings
Gaziantep covers 7,642 km² with 1,140,594 inhabitants (1990). Located between Mesopotamia and Mediterranean, at Silk Road intersection. Hosts findings from Paleolithic to Ottoman civilizations
Katmerci Zekeriya Usta serves thin, crispy pistachio-covered katmer with cream. Kebapçi Halil Usta specializes in individual skewered kebabs and küsleme lamb. Koçak Baklava offers pistachio-lined baklava with various shapes and sizes. İmam Çağdaş serves lahmacun and various meats in traditional wooden building. Metanet Restaurant serves traditional beyran soup with rice and lamb
Hotel offers spa, sauna, and outdoor garden for relaxation. State-of-the-art indoor pool and fitness center available. Comprehensive laundry and dry cleaning services provided. Free Wi-Fi available in all rooms and public areas. Daily housekeeping and safety deposit boxes offered