Amida (modern Diyarbakir)

Amida, known today as Diyarbakır, is a historic city in southeastern Turkey with deep cultural roots. It was founded in ancient times, historically serving as a vital crossroads between civilizations. The city is renowned for its impressive medieval walls, which are among the longest and best-preserved in the world, symbolizing its strategic importance. Diyarbakır has been a center of Kurdish culture, history, and religion, reflecting a rich diverse heritage. The city’s architecture, archaeological sites, and vibrant local traditions showcase its significance as a historical and cultural hub in the region.