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Located in the center of Bitlis, the Three Sisters' Tomb is an important religious structure dating back to the Seljuk period.

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Located in the center of Bitlis, the Three Sisters' Tomb is one of the important Seljuk-era works reflecting the city's historical fabric. Although there are different views regarding the exact construction date of the tomb and to whom it belongs, its architectural features and the materials used indicate that the structure dates back to the 12th or 13th century. The tomb is built of cut stone and has a square plan. It is covered with a pyramidal cone. Its interior is quite simple and bears the typical features of Seljuk tomb architecture of the period. The name of the tomb is based on legends circulating among the people. According to rumors, it is believed that the graves of three sisters or three saintly women are located here. This belief led to the tomb being named 'Three Sisters'. However, it is not definitively known whether these legends have a historical basis. The tomb is an important part of Bitlis's historical and cultural heritage and represents one of the beautiful examples of Seljuk architecture in the region. This structure, which has managed to survive for centuries, attracts local and foreign tourists visiting Bitlis. The surroundings of the tomb have been tried to be preserved over time with various restoration and arrangement works.

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