Buyuk Saat

Buyuk Saat is a recorded check tower in Adana and the tallest check tower in Turkey, rising 32 m high. It is situated in the old town on Ali Munif Caddesi. It was planned by Armenian engineers Krikor Agha Bzdikian and Kasbar Agha Bzdikian. The development of Buyuk Saat was begun in 1879 by the senator Ziya Pasha and it was finished by the succeeding representative Abidin Pasha in 1882, as an image of modernization. The two Armenian modelers, Krikor Agha Bzdikian and Kasbar Agha Bzdikian, were in charge of its plan. Leader Haca Yunus additionally made a noteworthy commitment to the development.

Buyuk Saat was developed as a square crystal, and its pinnacle dividers were worked with blocks. The pinnacle has a stature of 32 m , however the profundity of the establishments is believed to be much more profound, at 35 m. There were gossipy tidbits that the water that springs from the establishments had recuperating powers. Amid the time of its development, comparable clock towers were likewise worked in the other huge urban areas of the Ottoman Empire.

Buyuk Saat was the most noteworthy of all, the second-most astounding being the Dolmabahce Clock Tower in Istanbul. The development of the Buyuk Saat made the inhabitants' life less demanding by enhancing their timekeeping. Consistently, the boisterous ringer of the pinnacle, which could be gotten notification from most areas of the city, would ring. After the development of the pinnacle, the city's authorities masterminded their available time as indicated by the time given by Buyuk Saat.