Caucasian Front War History Museum Claimed

In the Caucasian Front War History Museum, scenes from daily life in the redoubt during the war are portrayed. Among these, areas such as infirmary, operating room, cellar, ward and daily life in these areas are exhibited.

The Bloody Bastion building was built by Sultan III in 1803. It is one of the 46 bastions built under the name Yeni Tabya during the Selim Period.

The name of this bastion was called Bloody Bastion because all the soldiers in the bastion were martyred during a night raid during the Russian attacks on Kars in 1828. The Bloody Bastion building is a bastion building that was built to protect the city of Kars from the southern front and has survived to this day by preserving its architectural features.

The infinity tunnel built for the martyrs of Sarıkamış is very impressive. Entrance is with a museum card.

An impressive museum where you can fully feel the history. The struggle is tried to be kept alive with visuals and sounds.

Kars is a city full of history. The streets, streets and buildings are Baltic architecture from Russian times. You see this effect in many parts of the city. They have not been tampered with and are still intact.
I had previously heard people call Kars "Little Moscow". I haven't seen Moscow, but it's clear that Kars is not a city from Turkey. It has a completely different atmosphere. There is some truth in what they say.
When you look at those statues in the museum, the harsh realities of war come to mind. Even the metaphor of pebbles trying to reflect the snow and the sound of the wind makes people shiver. Kars is an important city to see.