Dülük

Dülük is a village located in the Gaziantep Province of Turkey. It is situated approximately 10 kilometers north of the city of Gaziantep. The area around Dülük is known for its historical significance, particularly for its association with ancient religious practices.

The most prominent feature of Dülük is the Temple of Jupiter Dolichenus, an important religious site in Roman times. This temple was dedicated to Jupiter Dolichenus, a syncretic deity worshipped in the Roman Empire. Archaeological excavations have revealed remnants of the temple complex, including altars, inscriptions, and other artifacts that shed light on the cult. The site was a significant pilgrimage destination for followers of this deity.

Beyond its ancient religious importance, Dülük has also been a site of habitation for centuries. The village itself retains some of its traditional rural character. The surrounding landscape is characterized by hills and agricultural land. The proximity to Gaziantep has also led to some modern development in the area. Dülük continues to attract interest from archaeologists, historians, and visitors interested in the region's rich past.