Stone Houses in Hizan District and Uzuntaş Village
Discover the historical stone houses and mystical atmosphere of Uzuntaş Village located in the Hizan district. This village adorned with natural beauties will take you on a journey through time.
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Stone Houses in Hizan District of Bitlis
The district of Hizan brings together the beauties of spring in its stone houses. The mist clouds formed after the rain add a different atmosphere to the historical stone structures of the villages. Multi-storey stone houses built on the slopes of deep valleys create postcard-perfect views with the influence of the mist.
Uzuntaş Village and Unique Views
The village of Uzuntaş, connected to Hizan, captivates visitors with its natural beauties. The historical stone houses stacked on top of each other in the village, integrated with the mist clouds formed after the rain, resemble a fairy tale land. These unique views become even more impressive with aerial footage.
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