Muradiye Waterfall

Muradiye Waterfall was named after Sultan Henry IV, who went on the Baghdad expedition and bought it from Murat. Its height is 18 meters, and it attracts not only with its beauty but also with the abundance of vegetation that surrounds it. The waterfall is located approximately 8 kilometers north of the Muradiye district center. Bendimahi stream, consisting of waters merging on the Çaldıran plain, flows through the narrow and deep Sendi strait before reaching the Muradiye plain. The Strait of Submission was formed on young volcanic rocks, and a cascade of waterfalls is formed in the Bosphorus valley in the Bendibashi region.