Suhut

Suhut is a town and area of Afyonkarahisar Province in the Aegean district of Turkey. It lies in a little plain, 29 km east of the city of Afyon. It has a territory of 983 km², and the populace 2000 is 39,421 of which 12,625 live in the town of Suhut, and the rest of encompassing towns. The leader is Recep Bozkurt AKP. Today Suhut is a nation town giving schools and different comforts to the encompassing rustic territory. A significant part of the land is utilized for raising hamburger steers and developing wheat; Suhut is celebrated for the nature of its meat and wheat stew, called keskek. There is likewise a poultry industry and different harvests, for example, sugar beet, are developed.

Spots to see:

• There are ious Hittite entombment hills
• The stone tombs of Bininler
• Asmakaya Castle
• Ataturk's House, otherwise known as Great Offensive Headquarters, a noteworthy house historical center, which was utilized as brief central command by then Commander-in-Chief Mustafa Kemal Pasha just before the Great Offensive in August 1922.
• Suhut Memorial Cemetery in devotion to the Turkish fighters murdered in real life amid the Great Offensive in August 1922.