Boğazkale (Hattusa)

Boğazkale, also known as Hattusa, is an ancient archaeological site in Turkey that was the capital of the Hittite Empire around 1600-1170 BCE. It features impressive city walls, gateways, and ruins of temples and palaces, showcasing advanced architecture and urban planning. Hattusa was a major political, religious, and cultural center, with a complex system of cuneiform inscriptions and treaties carved into stone. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering valuable insights into the Hittites’ civilization, their religious beliefs, and their influence in ancient Near Eastern history.