Caravansaraies, known for various names as ribat, han, caravansaray and sultan are commonly met in the age of Anatolian Seljuks. Following the capture of Byzantium in 1071* and with the attempts to make Anatolia their homes, Turks have constituted a functional net of ways around Konya and in the direction of commercial centers. Here, within the possibilities of that age, they have built khans and caravansaries (approximately 30-40 kilometers for he passengers and caravans to shelter. Kamereddin (Derbent Ağzı) Khan is one of those caravans. This khan, with its present and deformed. For this reason, it is hard to deter¬ mine its architectural construction features correctly-especially interior features. However, the caravansaray we determined in a plateau in Gölbaşı province of Adıyaman and called as "Kamer Khan" by people has been constructed under the government of Emir Kamereddin, the governor of Elbistan, in 1237 and it is of great importance from the point of view of having a plan pattern of "Sultan Khans" common in Anatolia as the architectural features and its contribution to determining the secondary road of Besni-Elbistan which is i the caravan road of Maraş/Elbistan-Kayseri.