孔亞驛站：土耳其古道上的歷史見證 Konya Station: Historical Witnesses on Türkiye’s Ancient Roads

孔亞是位於土耳其中央的卡帕多其亞高原上一座小城市，在12世紀到13世紀是塞爾柱土耳其帝國首都和土耳其主要的文化中心 ，也是世界上神秘迴旋教派的發源地，是土耳其最保守的城市。

卡帕多奇亞到孔亞的路上，沿途盜匪很多，當時的蘇丹王為了商旅的安全，沿途興建驛站提供駱駝商隊的中途休憩，以「蘇丹哈尼」古驛站最知名且規模最大。

「梅烏拉那博物館」是孔亞最著名的景點之一，中庭的水池過去供苦行僧侶淨身，對穆斯林而言，是一所聖殿，因為創始人梅芙拉那就埋葬在裏面。

Konya is a small city located on the Cappadocia Plateau in the center of Turkey. It was the capital of the Seljuk Turkish Empire and the main cultural center of Turkey from the 12th to the 13th century. It is also the birthplace of the mysterious Rotation sect in the world and is Turkey's main cultural center. The most conservative city.

On the road from Cappadocia to Konya, there were many bandits along the way. In order to ensure the safety of business travelers, the Sultan built inns along the way to provide a rest for camel caravans. The "Sultanhani" ancient inn was the most famous and largest.

The "Mevlana Museum" is one of the most famous attractions in Konya. The pool in the atrium used to be used for ascetic monks to purify themselves. For Muslims, it is a temple because the founder Mevlana was buried inside.

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