Boghazkoy (Boghazkale)

Boghazkale, known anciently as Boğazkale, is an archaeological site in Turkey that was once the capital of the Hittite Empire around 1500 BCE. It features the ruins of a large city with impressive stone walls, temples, and a royal palace, providing valuable insights into Hittite civilization. Considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it helps us understand early urban development, governance, and culture in the ancient Near East. Today, the site is an open-air museum, attracting visitors and researchers interested in ancient history and archaeology.