Yeşilli Mosque
The mosque in the district centre was built in the traditional architecture of south-eastern Anatolia. It is an important cultural heritage for the people of Yeşilli and bears witness to the district's history.
View on map2 places to visit in the Yeşilli district of Mardin: Yeşilli Mosque and Natural Areas around Yeşilli. Plan your trip to Yeşilli with local food, practical tips and transport information.
Yeşilli is a district of Mardin province. It gained district status in 1990 and is located close to Mardin city centre. The district covers an area of 168 square kilometres. The average elevation of the district centre is 821 metres above sea level.
Yeşilli stands out for its geography overlooking the Mesopotamian plain and its quiet settlement pattern. In the district, where stone architecture can be seen, the climate and cultural features specific to the Southeastern Anatolia Region prevail.
The district’s economy rests largely on farming. Grape growing is widespread, and cherry production is also significant on a local scale. Cherry production is promoted through the Yeşilli International Culture, Art and Cherry Festival, which is held every year.
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The mosque in the district centre was built in the traditional architecture of south-eastern Anatolia. It is an important cultural heritage for the people of Yeşilli and bears witness to the district's history.
View on mapThe farmland and natural beauty around the district are suitable for nature walks.
View on mapWhile you are in Yeşilli, you can also see the highlights of Mardin province. These places are in other districts; Yeşilli is about 15 km from the provincial centre.
Thin bulgur dough is wrapped around a filling of minced meat and spices, then boiled. Prepared with fresh, natural ingredients, the dish is a healthy choice.
A traditional pastry made by folding thin dough around minced meat or cheese into a triangle shape and frying it. Prepared with fresh, natural ingredients, the dish is a healthy choice.
Yeşilli is a small district that keeps alive traditional Mardin culture. This tradition is passed down from generation to generation as an important element of the local cultural identity.
The economy of Yeşilli is based on farming and livestock. Wheat and lentils are the main agricultural products.
Yeşilli is 15 km from Mardin city centre. Transport is by road.
The highlights of Yeşilli are 2 sites: Yeşilli Mosque and Natural Areas around Yeşilli.
İçli Köfte and Sembusek are the standout dishes on Yeşilli tables.
Yeşilli is known for Wheat and Traditional Life. Wheat grown on the farmland of Yeşilli is the district's main agricultural product.
Yeşilli is 15 km from Mardin city centre. Transport is by road.
Suggested visit: half a day. Best time to visit: spring and autumn.