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At the Gallipoli Epic Introduction Center, established in the Kabatepe location of the Historical Gallipoli Peninsula National Park, the Battles of Gallipoli are told in 11 halls using a technique that uses hologram and film simultaneously, which is unique in the world, and are dubbed in eight languages.

The places where the Gallipoli Battles are told are these:

First Hall: The Ottoman Empire Enters the War The situation of the Ottoman Empire before the World War of 1914 and how it was included in the war is explained chronologically in this hall.

Second Hall: The mine-laying process of the Nusret Mine Ship, which had a major impact on the Çanakkale Naval Victory, is demonstrated to visitors on the ship, creating a sense of participation.

Third Hall: In this hall, the battle plan and how to carry it out on the flagship of the Allied Forces commanders are explained. In addition, special mechanical systems are used to make visitors on the ship feel the shaking caused by the Ocean ship's cannon fire.

Fourth Hall: Visitors will have the opportunity to watch the bombing of the Mecidiye bastion and the heroism of Corporal Seyit on a screen with a 3D projector and glasses, so that they can better visualize the event in their minds.

Fifth Hall: The plans developed by the defeated Allied Forces to occupy the Gallipoli Peninsula are explained to visitors on a three-dimensional map along with images from that period.

Sixth Hall: Film and hologram are being used together for the first time to recreate Mustafa Kemal's historic order at 263 Altitude Hill.

Seventh Hall: In this hall, visitors are presented with various sections of land battles between the trenches and examples of heroism experienced.

Eighth Hall: In this hall, the air battles of Çanakkale are narrated with a film projected in three dimensions by 7 projectors in a specially created dome to give the feeling of rising into the sky to watch the air battles.

Ninth Hall: Visitors are told about the withdrawal of British and ANZAC troops from the peninsula at the end of the war.

Tenth Hall: A curved video wall was created to show visitors the progress and developments in Turkey from 1915 to the present.

Eleventh Hall: In this hall, war memorabilia, special tools and equipment are displayed to visitors with special display techniques.