Kesik Minare (Truncated Minaret) is located near the ruins of a mosque and a Greek temple of St. Peter. Even in the nineteenth century, the tower was severely damaged, but despite this, it deserves attention. The minaret is an architectural value and embodies the combination of different styles, most notably through capitals. The structure is decorated with reliefs on the edges of doors and windows and marble columns and arched gates lead inside the minaret.

The history of the minaret originates from ancient times. Studies have shown elements of construction of the mosque, its history stretches up   I can complement the description