According to archaeological evidence, Sille, which goes back to the Neolithic Age, has housed numerous civilizations up to the present day. Hagia Elenia Church, one of the early Christian period structures, is located in this ancient settlement, which became an important religious center throughout the Roman and Byzantine periods due to its location on the Jerusalem route. Sille, an important village during the reign of Turkish states, was on the historical silk and spice routes during the Ottoman and Seljuk periods, with mosques, churches, baths, traditional residences, fountains, bridges, and cultural and folklore assets that have persisted to the current day. Thanks to the restoration...