Fala'a Snakes is an Armenian fortress in the late twelfth and thirteenth centuries in the Adana Province of Turkey. The castle has high walls as well as many horseshoe turrets and vaulted rooms built with beautifully cut rustic stones and carefully adapted, with a limestone-wrapped outcrop to form three walls. The dazzling nature surrounding the vast castle is breathtaking and adds a special, unique charm. The fortress is described as the most perfect Armenian fortress .