Bünyan

It is a beautiful district with its world-famous carpets rich in color and pattern, Bünyan Ulu Mosque, Sultan Hani, which are important stops of the Silk Road trade, Karatay Inn, Kayabaşı Caves and natural beauty. In the district of Bünyan, M.Ö. It is understood from the existing caves and ruins in the districts of the district where it dates back to Etiler between 4,000 and 1,200 years. Throughout history, Bünyan has been under the influence of the culture and civilization, whichever culture and civilization has been dominated by the region. Historical artifacts that preserve their identity in Bünyan generally belong to the Seljuk period. Caravanserais in Sultanhanı and Karatay neighborhoods are important. Before the district of Bünyan was established administratively, there was a sub-district administration named Sarimsakli. In the Sarimsakli sub-district in 1895, the Ottoman sultan II. During the reign of Abdülhamit, the District Governorate was established and was named as Bünyan-ı Hamit (Hamidiye) after the name of the Sultan and was established as an accident. Bünyan means "building, structure" in Arabic. In 1908, the word Hamit was abolished and its name changed to Bünyan, and in 1914 he left the city of Sivas as a property and was connected to Kayseri.