Cheap Elazig Flights
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There are 8 flights operating between Istanbul and Elazig. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Izmir and Antalya to Elazig.

You can travel cheaper to Elazig by purchasing Elazığ bus ticket.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Elazig flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Elazig 2,051 TL, Ankara Elazig 1,203 TL and Kayseri Elazig 3,644 TL

Better to book your flight to Elazig 24 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

June and July months are the highest season for Turkey, Elazig. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: December and April.

Located in the Eastern Anatolian Region of Turkey, Elazig has been one of the oldest settlements in Anatolia with its 4,000-year history since the Paleolithic era, since it was founded on a fertile plain where the Euphrates and its tributaries rush and cascade.

Harput, the meeting point of civilizations established in Anatolia in every period of history, is a geography where Muslim, Armenian and Syriac populations have been intertwined for centuries and where intense cultural interaction has been experienced.

Located at the junction of the roads connecting the Eastern Anatolia Region to the west, Elazig was built in BC. It is known that in the 3,000s, the city of Harput was founded as a continuation of the plain and under the name of Isuva. After the Anatolian domination of the Great Seljuks and the Battle of Manzikert, Elazig was completely captured by the Turks, and after the Çaldıran victory, it came under Ottoman rule.

Elazığ, which was named Mamuret-ül Aziz upon the proposal of the Governor İsmail Pasha, has been called El'aziz among the people due to the difficulty of its pronunciation. Although Atatürk adopted the name El'azik, which means granary, abundance and fertility, in 1937, it became used as Elazig in terms of sound harmony and ease of pronunciation.

Elazig Attractions

This beautiful city, where the ancient traces of history fluctuate in the image of the city, is one of our cultural heritages. Kömürhan Bridge, also known as İsmet Paşa Bridge, located on the 51st kilometer of the Elazığ Malatya road, was flooded after the construction of the Karakaya Dam. The history of this historically important bridge dates back to Murat 4th. The bridge, which was left unfinished with the death of the Sultan, could only be completed during the Republic period.

Consisting of two parts, inner and outer, Harput Castle was built on a rectangular plan by the Urartians. The castle is located on steep rocks that dominate the plain to the southeast of today's Elazig. According to the legend, it was also known as the Milk Castle among the people after milk was used instead of water in the mortar used in the construction of the castle.

The Syriac Ancient Virgin Mary Orthodox Church is located in the east of Harput Castle, on the upper part of the Syriac Neighborhood, which was a large neighborhood in its time. However, only a small bath remains and a church survived from this neighborhood. The church, whose floor and back wall were built on the Harput Castle and used as a monastery in AD 179, was opened to worship and visitation after maintenance in 1999. The church is the third largest church of the Assyrians in Anatolia.

Ulu Mosque, one of the oldest structures in Anatolia, built during the Artuqid period, Sarahatun (Sarayhatun) Mosque belonging to the Akkoyunlu period, and Kurşunlu Mosque belonging to the Ottomans are the most important historical structures of Elazig. Again, Hodja Hasan and Cemşit Bey Baths and tombs, most of which are from the Ottoman period, are among the historical structures that can be seen in Elazig.

Elazig Archeology and Ethnography Museum, located in the Fırat University Engineering Faculty Campus, also has the feature of being a regional museum. In the museum, ethnographic artifacts are exhibited along with very important archaeological artifacts obtained from the excavations in the Keban Dam lake area.

As well as the historical artifacts of Elazig, natural wonders that you wouldn't believe if you didn't see them are waiting to be discovered.

Known as the Caspian Sea by the locals due to its soda and salt-free water and its size, Lake Hazar, 22 km from the city center, is an impressive sight where blue and green meet among the mountains. It does not only have a view, it also has a coastline stretching for kilometers and a clean beach. Many social facilities have been established in and around the lake, which is a tourism paradise. The clear waters of the lake are suitable for boat trips and water sports. In the past, there is a sunken city in the depths of the lake due to the flooding of the cities in the region. This situation also causes Hazar Lake Beach to be preferred for diving.

Hazarbaba Ski Center, which is one of the points where winter tourism develops and 30 km from Elazig, takes its name from Hazarbaba Mountain. There are tracks suitable for amateurs and professionals here.

Fish production and fishing are carried out in Keban Dam Lake, which is the second largest artificial lake in Turkey after Atatürk Dam. Çırçır Waterfall, the youngest natural waterfall in the world, was formed from the Keban Dam Lake. The trout facilities around the lake are a very convenient spot to take a break. A feast of fresh trout accompanies the scenery, which you will remember smiling in the lap of nature.

The feature of the Buzluk Cave, which is 12 km from Elazig and 4 km from Harput, is its geomorphological structure, climatological conditions and air circulation inside the cave. In this way, it is cool in summers and warm in winters and is used to store food. It is said that the ice formed in the cave is also good for some diseases. Because many thermal springs and natural mineral water springs in the region attract a lot of tourists in terms of health tourism.