Camuşlu Rock Pictures

Kars' rock paintings, which date back to 10,000 BC, shed light on history. Archaeologists and historians are said to have remained from the Palaeolithic period, and the paintings are also indicative of the evolution of mankind's view of art. The history of Karsthe intersection of east and west dates back thousands of years. Rock paintings in Camuşlu Village in Kağızman district of the city are one of the rare works that have survived since 10,000 years ago as an art indicator hanging in time and nature. The Pictures of Camuşlu Rock, which shedlight on the history of the world, reflect the way the inhabitants view of life, their daily lives, their hunting and sociocultural status. It gives, those who see it evidence of what kind of life it was, thousands of years ago. Camuşlu Rock Paintings, which are described as 'Natural Portrait' by Kars Culture and Tourism Directorate, are among the oldest works contributing to historical tourism in the city. These huge natural portraits, measuring 14 to 4 meters, also have great importance in terms of the development of the world in the fields of history, science and technology. Camuşlu Rock Paintings, one of the most beautiful evidence of the vital stages of humanity from the past to the present, amaze those who see it with its beauty and mystical texture.