ޓެގުތައް antalya + antalya kaleici + yivli minare

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Fluted Minaret or Yivli Minare
The fluted minaret's red bricks were once decorated with turquoise tiles
The iconic fluted minaret
This 13th century fluted minaret is the symbol of Antalya

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