Museum of the Martyrs of Independence

The museum, which has been inundated with 5.5 million visitors since 2008, was built for the memory of Turkish soldiers who died in the Liberation and Dardanelles Wars. The Monument of the Martyrs of the War of Istiklal is the place where Turkish soldiers who were killed in the independence wars during the establishment of the Republic of Turkey are remembered. The museum depicting the life of Anatolian people in the past, work and clothes of the robins who were sent to war,; It is one of the haunts of the explorers who come to Konya. Cyprus Peace Campaign, the museum depicts Turkish soldiers who died in World War I and the Korean War, and also names of those killed in order to protect Turkey's internal security. Istiklal War Martyrs Monument Museum, which is a sign of loyalty to the heroes who put their lives on the line for the country in which he lives; it also stands out with its architecture. Although it was recently built, the museum, built with ottoman classical architectural style, greets its travellers with handcrafted decorations. The museum also has a road with a pool, adorned with the flags of 16 Turkish states that have taken part in the world's history scene. Istiklal War Martyrs Monument Museum, which makes its explorers a physical journey towards Turkish history, respects the recent periods of Turks with thousands of years of history.