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There are 19 flights operating between Istanbul and Mus. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Izmir and Bursa to Mus.

You can travel cheaper to Mus by purchasing Muş bus ticket.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Mus flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Mus 2,451 TL, Ankara Mus 1,651 TL and Kayseri Mus 3,081 TL

Better to book your flight to Mus 31 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

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

You can also easily reach Tatvan and Bitlis via Mus Airport. Muş Airport can also be used for Tatvan flight tickets and Bitlis flight tickets. While the distance between Muş and Tatvan is 77 km, the distance between Muş Airport and Bitlis is 83 km. You can benefit from Mus Car Rental service for easy transportation.

Muş, which is rich in natural, historical and cultural values ​​and located in the Eastern Anatolia Region, deserves much more than that, even though it is known for its tulips.

There are different theses about where the name Muş came from. The first of these may have come from the name of the Muski tribe, who settled in the southern mountains of Muş. The other possibility is that the city, which was founded by the Urartian ruler Muşet, may have taken the shape of Muş over time, by giving the name of Muşet again.

Muş, which was in the middle of wars, plunders, great migrations and destructions in different ages, was within the borders of the Nairi country of the Urartians in the 13th century BC. The region, which was named Taron in later sources, remained under the rule of Scythian, Med, Persian, Roman and Byzantine, respectively. After entering the Umayyad and Abbasid domination, it entered the Seljuk rule with Manzikert and reached the Ottomans.

Places to visit

Muş, whose known history started with the Urartians, is a city where there are many places to visit and see about historical textures, as it is home to many civilizations.

The name of Arak Monastery, which is built on the summit of the Karaçavuş Mountains, which is now used as a plateau, comes from the Persian word Arak, which means wine. It is known that there was an important grape warehouse of the period and a place where grape must is extracted. The Roman style in the workmanship of the monastery, which has a large Bell Tower nearby, is worth seeing.

Although the exact date of the Mus Castle in the center is not known, Hz. It is thought that it was in the hands of the Muslims during the reign of Omar. The Arab, Seljuk and Ottoman cemeteries on the western side can be visited, although they have been destroyed by long-lasting wars. Another important castle of Muş is the majestic Manzikert Castle in Manzikert. The castle, which was repaired with two parallel walls surrounding the district, was the scene of many wars during the Byzantine and Islamic periods. Katerin (Zincirli), Tıkızlı and Bostankale Castles are the three important castles you can visit in and around the town of Malazgirt. Haspet and Muşet Castles in the center of Muş are also worth seeing.

The Historical Murat Bridge, on which you witness history as you pass, is 10 km away from the city center on the Mus-Varto road. The bridge, which is a Seljuk structure and still in use, is 143 m long.

The Alaeddin Bey Mosque, which was built by Alaeddin Bey in the 13th century in the city center, is an important mosque with a square base and a cylindrical body. In the middle of the body, a belt was created with floral motifs reminiscent of an intertwined plane tree. The Alaeddin Bey Bath, built on the same date, is still in use.

Muş Ulu Mosque is located in the center. The mosque, which is estimated to have been built in the 14th century, is a simple structure without inscriptions. The minaret, which was damaged by the earthquake, was restored without losing its original. Hacı Şeref Mosque, a 17th century Seljuk structure, and Bulanık Esenlik Mosque in Bulanık are some of the other historical mosques you can see in Muş.

Çanlı Church, 60 kilometers from the city center, is an imposing and domed church in a dense forest, surrounded by a vineyard and orchard. The church, which was used as a Fire Temple when it was first built, was opened to Christians by the Sassanids. It is one of the important structures of Muş, which is flooded by visitors.

Other historical churches that can be visited are the Çengili Church in the district, the Virgin Mary Church in the center, the Sirong Church in Kırköy, the Kırkayak Church and the Red Church in Kızılağaç.

Varto Kayalıdere Ruins (Castle City), 40 kilometers from the center and 20 kilometers from Varto, is an Urartian settlement. Many finds such as castles, temples, wine cellars and tombs were unearthed during the excavations carried out by the British.

Being an invaluable place for ski lovers and nature sports enthusiasts due to the long winter season, its location and snow quality, the ski resort within the borders of Güzeltepe Village welcomes its visitors with all its vitality. In addition, climbing to Suphan, Andok, Kurtik and surrounding mountains are also organized.

If you come to Muş in the spring, you will encounter a breathtakingly beautiful view. This beautiful tulip, which blooms in late April and early May and has a short life span of 15 days, pierces your heart like a red spear. The famous Muş tulip is a lily grown from a bulb like its fellows.

What to eat?

Some of the local and delicious dishes that reflect the cultural heritage of Muş are Muş Meatballs cooked in water, Hez Stuffed Stuffed Cabbage, Keskek made from chickpeas and wheat, and Çorti, which is again mixed with small pieces of cabbage leaves and mixed with various spices. Each one is more delicious than the other…