Nemrut Dağı and Nemrut Ruins, which are accepted as UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List and the highest open-air museum in the world with a height of 2150 meters since 1987, are located near Kahta district, 87 kilometers from Adıyaman city center.

Leaving their mark on world history, historical artifacts dating from the Commagene civilization, ruins and Commagene King Antiochus Tomb of the hosts on Mount Nemrut in Turkey and among the most important national parks in the world. In addition to the giant statues and tumulus on Mount Nemrut, there are also eastern, western and northern terraces in the national park, which attracts tourists with its places like Arsameia (Old Fortress), New Castle, Karakus Hill and Cendere Bridge, which is one of the oldest bridges still used in the world, with views of sunrise and sunset. Places to Visit in Mount Nemrut National Park; Mount Nemrut Tumulus, East Terrace, West Terrace, North Terrace.

The long tours, which offer the opportunity to view the sunrise and sunset views of Nemrut, which have spread the fame of the world, lasts 5-6 hours on average. This long tour is planned as two parts to cover the sunset and sunrise. Go to the region and watch the sun rise at 02:00. Following the sunrise, Arsameia, Yeni Kale, Cendere Bridge and Karakuş Tumulus are visited in the national park. To see the sunset Adıyaman from 14.00 at 14.30 hours from the town of Kahta need to leave. Available in shorter tours.

In Nemrut Dağı and Adıyaman, restaurants in the center or restaurants in the city center can be evaluated. Those who want to explore the region's local delicacies can taste raw meatballs, eggplant lime, sliced ​​meatballs and grape soup. You can also taste the fresh fish of the lake fish on the shore of the reservoir in Kahta district.