The ancient station we are looking at is located in the small town of Sultanhan in the hinterland of the peninsula. It is known as the "Sultan Inn" and is close to the O'Brook Heights. This vast area has been known as Cappadocia since ancient times. It is located on the east-west passage across the peninsula. It is part of the Silk Road series on a larger scale. The hotel and the ancient coffin built on the Silk Road have played an extremely important role in this period, and they have escorted the merchants who traveled long distances like the fortress. In addition, from the perspective of architectural design, the exquisite stone decoration and precise space design of the station are also remarkable. Most of these hotels and coaching stations have a rectangular structure, with a sturdy faade and large gates that look like a fortress. The courtyard of the is generally open-air. There are many rooms and corrals around the courtyard for the rest and storage of merchants and their livestock and goods. Since most of the vehicles were camels at the time, Turkey has so far called these stations. Camel Palace, Kervan Sarayi.