The ancient city of Khalfati is one of the western villages of Şanlıurfa which was flooded when the Persik Dam was built in 2000 on the Euphrates River. Although a large part of Khalfati was submerged, it has a rich cultural heritage and many distinctive attractions. It is also famous for its history An ancient history that goes back nearly three thousand years, as it was founded by the Assyrians in the ninth century BC, and it was ruled by the Romans, Sassanids, Arabs, the Umayyads and the Abbasids between the sixth and eighth centuries AD, and you can see the wonderful views of my ancient successor, its stone houses, mosques, the remains of its ancient castle and its buildings The historic submerged via a boat trip, you can also enjoy stunning views of the village from a suspension bridge length of 135 meters and visit the various restaurants along the coast that serve the most delicious local cuisine.