In Muş's Bilek village, villagers discovered a new castle ruin while grazing their animals. This discovery occurred among 110,000 ahlat trees.

The villagers state that these trees were deliberately planted and that wine production took place here in the past. The historical and archaeological significance of the discovered castle is substantial.

The residents of Bilek village are requesting a detailed examination of the castle and the initiation of archaeological excavations. These efforts could illuminate the region's history and contribute to Muş's cultural tourism.

Shabeddin Çiçek, a villager, expressed that this discovery could be equivalent to Göbeklitepe. This highlights the historical richness of the region.

The villagers expect the government to investigate and protect this area. They also seek support for the region's integration into tourism.