Cheap Kars Flights
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There are 2 flights operating between Istanbul and Kars. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Izmir and Ankara to Kars.

You can travel cheaper to Kars by purchasing Kars bus ticket.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Kars flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Kars 3,658 TL, Ankara Kars 1,952 TL and Kayseri Kars 3,645 TL

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

January and March months are the highest season for Turkey, Kars. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: April and October.

Kars, Turkey's gateway to the Caucasus, is located in the Eastern Anatolia Region, overlooking the entire Anatolian geography. Neighboring Armenia to the east, this beautiful city has a rich and colorful culture that is home to various ethnic groups and sects.

Kars, which is said to have taken its name from the Karsak tribe of Turks who came from the Caucasus Mountains in the ages before Christ, is mentioned in the works of Mahmud of Kashgar as "an animal, a steppe fox, in which a dress made of camel or sheep wool and beautiful fur is made from the skin of Karsak".

The written history of Kars, where the settlement in the region began in the Paleolithic period, belongs to the Urartu period. The administration of the city, which passed to the Seljuks after the conquest of the Islamic armies, remained with the Ottomans until the Ottoman-Russian War. It was under Russian control for a while, then came under Armenian and Georgian rule, and became a province of Turkey with the proclamation of the Republic.

Places to visit

Kars is a leading cultural tourism center with its ancient ruins and ruins dating back to ancient times.

Ani Ruins, 55 km east of the center, on the border of Armenia, a historical ruin that witnessed the civilization of three nations, has been known as the "City with a Thousand and One Churches" since the Middle Ages. The building, which is also sacred to Armenians, is at the top of the places that you must see on your visit to Kars. The Ani Cathedral in the Ancient City of Ani is the most important structure that has survived in this area, as well as a good example of medieval Armenian architecture. Later, the mihrab was added and it was converted into a mosque.

Kars Castle, İnkaya Micingirt Castle and Sürgütüs Zivin Castle are among the historical and special castles of Kars that have survived to the present day. Near the Kars Castle is the Harrani Tomb, which was built in the time of Alpaslan.

In addition to these, among the historical buildings that you can see in Kars that carry thousands of years of history to the present, the Church of the Apostles, Evliya Mosque, Kars Great Cathedral (Fethiye Mosque), Tigran Honents Church, Young Girls Church, Yusuf Pasha Mosque, Gazi Ahmet Muhtar Pasha Mansion, Kars Seljuk Palace, Kars Beylerbeyi Palace, Mazlumoğlu Bath, Topçuoğlu Bath, İlbeyioğlu Bath and Stone Bridge over Kars Stream are the most worth seeing.

The Rock Inscriptions of Camuşlu Village, 80 kilometers from the center of Kars, are a cultural heritage that presents the traces of 10 thousand years of human history. Cave and rock paintings on the slopes of Aladağ, northwest of Kağızman, belong to the Upper Paleolithic period. B.C. Among his paintings, which are thought to belong to 13,000, there are also stamps of 12 Turkish tribes. Kağızman must be visited to see the most beautiful natural portrait of the world and to witness history.

Being on the silk road, you can see the archaeological and ethnographic richness of Kars, which has hosted many civilizations, by visiting the Kars Museum, and you can witness history at the Apostles Museum in the city center. The Church of the 12 Apostles, which was built by the Armenian King Abas between 929-953, was converted into a mosque during the Seljuk period, and again into a church when Kars fell into the hands of the Russians. The building, which has been serving as the Kümbet Mosque since 1920, was converted into a museum in 1981.

Apart from the historical buildings you can visit and see in Kars, you also meet the most extraordinary formations of nature.

Due to its geographical location, Kars is one of the coldest cities in Turkey, thus making it a winter tourism center. Sarıkamış, where the snow quality is indisputable, makes it possible to ski among the scotch pine forests rising from the endless white cover covered with crystal snow. The pleasure of walking in the clean air of the ski center, which has slopes according to the degree of difficulty, is completely different. You can also shop for cheddar cheese and honey and taste goose meat in the center of Sarıkamış.

If you want to visit the Sarıkamış Martyrdom, which was built in memory of the 90,000 Turkish soldiers who fell martyr in the Sarıkamış Operation while you are in Sarıkamış, let us remind you that nine of them are located in different parts of the Allahuekber Mountains and two are in the Sarıkamış district center.

The Allahuekber Mountains, which witnessed important scenes of history and was declared a national park and protected in 2004, are famous for their million-year-old green rocks, gypsum sedimentary masses and basalt lava.

Kuyucuk Bird Sanctuary, which hosts 182 bird species of Kars, is flooded with visitors from many parts of the world. The Kurbanağa Cave, which contains ruins from the lower paleotic period and wall paintings from the Bronze Age, and the uniquely beautiful Kars plateaus and plateaus are among the natural beauties that those who go to Kars can see.