Southeastern Anatolia GuideSoutheastern Anatolia, unofficially known in a geographical sense as Turkish Kurdistan, is a region in the south east of Turkey. It borders Syria and Iraq to the south, and Iran to the East. HotelsFind hotels in Sanliurfa, Mardin, Diyarbakir, Midyat, Adiyaman and more. UrfaUrfa is a city in Southeastern Anatolia, and the provincial capital of Şanlıurfa Province. MardinMardin is a historical city in Southeastern Anatolia, Turkey. A city situated on the top of a hill, it is known for its … DiyarbakirDiyarbakır is the largest city in Southeastern Anatolia, on the banks of Tigris, one of the greatest rivers of Middle East. HasankeyfHasankeyf is a small village located along the banks of the Tigris River in southeastern Turkey. KahtaKahta is a town in Southeastern Anatolia. Kahta, on lake of Atatürk Dam is a good base to explore the area and Mount Nemrut from, although there's not a lot of life in the town itself. GaziantepGaziantep, or informally known as Antep, is a city in Southeastern Anatolia. Set in western reaches of Southeastern Anatolian plateau, Gaziantep is a surprisingly large and modern city. KahramanmarasKahramanmaraş, which used to be known as Maraş in the past, is a city in Turkey, located on the crossroad of southern, eastern and southeastern Turkey. BatmanBatman is a city in south-eastern Turkey. It is the capital of an important oil producing province. HilvanHilvan is a town north of Urfa in Southeastern Anatolia, Turkey. While there are burial mounds in the countryside around Hilvan, there have not been any archaeological researches yet, and as such, ancient history of the town remains unclear. SiirtSiirt is a city in Southeastern Anatolia. Siirt has a mixed population of Kurds, Turks, and local Arabs, the latter of whom speak a dialect that is incomprehensible to Arabs from elsewhere. AdiyamanAdıyaman is a city in Southeastern Anatolia.