Şanlıurfa is a well -established city in the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey. Balıklıgöl, known as the most important and attractive place of Şanlıurfa and attractive for tourists, is a fascinating place with its historical cultural heritage and natural beauties. Balıklıgöl is located in Balıklıgöl neighborhood in Şanlıurfa. Balıklıgöl is 10 km east from the center of the city. Balıklıgöl is located just north of Halil-Ur-Rahman, the tourism city of Urfa. Various options are available for. The easiest and cheapest way to Balıklıgöl is to go by bus from the center of Şanlıurfa. Bus from Şanlıurfa Bus Station to Balıklıgöl Neighborhood organize several times a day. The journey takes about 1 hour. On the way to Balıklıgöl Neighborhood by car, the D400 Şanlıurfa-Cizre Highway should be exited. In addition, Balıklıgöl can be reached via Havran road. There are many historical places to visit in Balıklıgöl. Among them Hz. Abraham's Complex, Halil-Ur-Rahman tomb, fishing cups and marble shrines such as religious places. Şanlıurfa Suru, which is the largest historical wall in Southeastern Anatolia, is located just south of Balıklıgöl. Balıklıgöl is a forest area where many plant and animal species live. This forested area has the most common and rich vegetation of the Middle East. These thermal water resources are used for health purposes. In addition, there is a hot thermal water pool in the region. Balıklıgöl is an important place for both historical and cultural richness and natural beauty.