Hisar village is located about east of Elif on the west bank of Euphrates. The mausoleum in Hisar is situated inside the village. It was built of ashlar on a flat platform. Four columns of Corinthian order on each corner of the square-plan basement of carry a pyramid-formed roof. There is square-formed column capital of Corinthian order at the top of the pyramidal roof. It is believed that a statue, which is no more existent today, was standing on the capital. The plain designed, high mausoleum is otherwise completely intact. The date of the building is late 2nd century or early 3rd century.