In an exploration conducted by drone pilot and teacher Muzaffer Salcıoğlu, who is on duty in Van, a mysterious castle was found among the extinct lava flows in the region 20 kilometers away from the Çaldıran district center. Details about Salcıoğlu’s interesting discovery are as follows:
Discovery Story:
Muzaffer Salcıoğlu is a teacher who is curious about exploring the history and nature of Van. While conducting research on the volcanic eruption that occurred in Tendürek Mountain in 1855, he came across a mysterious structure in the region. After examining satellite images, he went to Soğuksu Neighborhood and explored the area with a drone and discovered the existence of the castle.
Exciting Moments:
Salcıoğlu states that he was very excited while taking pictures of the mysterious castle among the lava flows. Salcıoğlu, who examined the castle in detail from the air, attracted great attention by sharing his discovery on social media. Salcıoğlu, who wants the castle to be opened for tourism and used as a museum, draws attention to the historical and cultural richness of the region.
“Discovering the mysterious castle among the extinct lava flows was a great source of excitement for me. I was also happy that my posts about this discovery attracted attention. This discovered castle can offer a new perspective on the history and nature of the region.”
Recommendations and Conclusions:
- Steps need to be taken to open the mysterious castle for tourism.
- The castle can contribute to regional tourism and cultural heritage.
- It is important to discover and protect the historical and natural riches in the region.
Drone pilot Muzaffer Salcıoğlu’s discovery has given new momentum to research on the history and nature of Van. The discovered castle’s contributions to the region and its impact on tourism continue to be a matter of curiosity.
