The Ahi Elvan Mosque dates back to the late 14th century and is in the middle of the historic Ulus district, right next to the castle. The mosque's main attraction lies in its unusual minbar, which was specially designed to be a masterpiece in the world of mosques. The most used material in the mosque is wood. There are twelve wooden columns supporting the ceiling. The mosque is characterized by Islamic architecture and simplicity that reflects the mosque's antiquity and antiquity.