Situated on the ancient Silk Road in Aksaray, Turkey, the Sultanhan was built in 1229 during the Seljuk Empire and remains the largest caravanserai in the country. Known for its massive, fortress-like walls and the spectacularly carved marble portal, it provided sanctuary for traveling merchants. Our topographical scale model intricately details the vast courtyards, the central small mosque (köşk mescid), and the heavy stone architecture. This historical miniature model provides a highly immersive experience for any outdoor miniature exhibition focused on the Silk Road.