Anıtkabir Wallpapers

Anıtkabir is a complex that includes the Mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, located in the Çankaya district of Ankara, the capital city of Turkey. The construction of the building complex, designed by Emin Onat and Orhan Arda, started in 1944 and was completed in 1953. The complex consists of various structures and monuments, especially the mausoleum building and a wooded area called Peace Park.

The commission, made up of Republican People's Party deputies and was responsible for confiscating the land on which Anıtkabir would be built, decided to organize an international project competition on October 6, 1939, to determine the design of Anıtkabir.

While there is a symbolic coffin of Atatürk in part called Hall of Honor of the mausoleum building, the main structure in the Anıtkabir complex, Atatürk's body is buried on the lower floor of this building. The entrance to the complex is made from the beginning of the allele called the Lion Road, and this road leads to a rectangular square where ceremonies are held. While the Mausoleum is located on one side of this area, surrounded by porticoes, there is the exit part of the complex on the other side of the square in the direction of Aslanlı Yolu. There are ten towers, two sculpture groups, and the Atatürk and Emancipation Museum in the complex. The four corners of the Lion Road are the exit of the ceremonial square and the yard's corners. All these structures, called the Monument Block, are surrounded by a wooded area called Peace Park. Different types of marble and travertine were used on the surfaces and floors of the buildings in the Anıtkabir complex, where the buildings are reinforced concrete. Mausoleum. It includes relief mosaic frescoes and ornaments created by the carving technique. The structure, which is neoclassical in the Second National Architectural Movement style, traces the traces of the Hittite, Greek, Seljuk, and Ottoman cultures that have prevailed throughout history in the territory of today's Turkey.

The responsibility of all services and works in Anıtkabir belongs to the Turkish Armed Forces General Staff, and the activities to be held here are regulated by law. Official commemoration ceremonies are held in Anıtkabir by the government on the national holidays in Turkey and the anniversary of Atatürk's death on November 10. Apart from these, ceremonies are also organized by persons included in the state protocol and representatives of other actual and legal persons. Anıtkabir is a place where foreign government officials visit from time to time during their official visits to Turkey and where official ceremonies are held.

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