Kabatepe Tanitma Merkezi Muzesi

Turkey has had many vigorous wars in its history, and it is also a militant nation. The Kabat Zone Information Center Museum also collects and displays part of the history. Although the language is not too clear

Gallipoli Peninsula is a hilly landform, wherever it goes, vegetation covers the land, and there are few buildings except for the green pines and cypresses. Looking around, the structures scattered on the peninsula at every other segment are basically monuments and tombstone groups, marking the once arduous landings and fierce battles. The wind swept across the earth, and countless souls were underfoot.

About 1 kilometer east of Kabat Village, a small museum exhibits old military uniforms, rusty weapons and other battlefield remains. Among them is the skull of a Turkish soldier who unfortunately died. The cause of death was a bullet that hit the forehead. The most sad exhibit is a letter written by a soldier to his mother. He came to Gallipoli from the Constantinople Law School to join the battle as a volunteer. In the letter, he described the beautiful scenery here with poems, but two He died on the battlefield after the day.