Abdullah plateau, located on Mount Kos, the highest mountain in Corum, is one of the places you should definitely visit in the city with its oxygen quality and lush nature. There are trail areas on the plateau where trekking and nature tourism can be done with a length of 12 kilometers.
Chatak Nature Park, a recreation area of unique beauty frequently visited by local residents. A total of 387.5 hectares were separated in 1984 and the predominant tree species in the area are pine and rarely Scots pine. It harbors animals such as foxes, rabbits, wolves, songbirds, and partridges. With its calm atmosphere, it is one of the most ideal places t...
Koyun Baba Bridge, the construction of which began during the reign of Bayezid in 1484 and ended in 1489. The bridge, named after Koyun Baba, one of the famous guardians of Anatolia, is 250 meters long and 7.5 meters wide. It is made of rectangular yellow stones. It has a pointed arch and 19 lanes. On the side of the bridge there is a guard rail about one me...
The Pashas Bath, the hammam was built in 1487 in a double-hamam plan and traces of the architecture of the Ottoman hammam can be seen. The womens and mens section, identical to each other, has survived to this day by maintaining their unique shape. Each section of the Pasha bath, consisting of cold and warm sections, is covered with tiled domes, and its wall...
Oberuk Dam, which was built for the purpose of energy production, draws attention with its biodiversity and is visited by many tourists. There are places around the dam lake where you can take a picnic and take pictures of the wonderful landscape. On the other hand, the dam is visited by thousands of bird species every year.
The ancient city of Hattusa, the capital of the Hittite Empire, an important center in the history of Anatolia for years. BC between the seventeenth and thirteenth centuries, when it was the capital, had its heyday. As a result of the first excavations in the city in 1834, the worlds first written treaty tablet was found. The open city is divided into sectio...
Corum Castle, there is no information about when the castle was built, typical Seljuk architectural features were encountered. Written documents of the castle date back to 1577 AD and are presumed to belong to the Byzantine era. It is noted that cut stone, rubble stone and formations from the Roman-Byzantine period were used in its construction. One mosque a...
Lake Sideim, ideal for camping. Although it is close to the city center, it is very good to camp in a quiet environment under the trees and on the shore of the lake, which is generally a quiet place. Much preferred for daily outings, it awaits its visitors with its pristine and unexplored nature.
The Eskelip Rock Tombs, one of the Roman-era cemeteries in Corum, is located on a hill at a height of 100 meters in the center of the Esquilip district. The tombs date back to the seventh century BC. The rectangular entrance with two columns, the lion carved in the rock and the lion figures, indicate that the tomb of that period was home to famous figures of...
Kargi plateau, you can witness the pristine beauty of the traditional highland houses in the highlands, the Kargi plateau, which fascinates itself, is waiting for all its visitors.
The colossal rock tomb of Lachin Kapilkaya, believed to belong to the commander Ixios, remains one of the works whose secret has not been fully elucidated. It is a rock tomb belonging to the Hellenistic period and believed to date back to the second century BC. Ixios inscription written on his door. There are sculptural reliefs to the right and left of the s...
Karaja Plateau, well suited for camping. You can stay in city centers or neighborhoods. Trails begin, where you can do trekking activities on the plateau, the 15-kilometer trail consists of a forested area.
Bir Baba Park, it manages to attract attention with its cafe and childrens playgrounds, which are frequently visited by local residents. You can take pleasant nature walks in the garden which hosts bazaars from time to time.
Corum Museum There are archeology and ethnography departments in the museum. Artifacts from the Copper Age are on display, especially the vases that were found among the ruins of the Hittite period unearthed in the Hattusa region attract a lot of interest. In the Ethnography section, most of the works of Turkish art belonging to the Seljuk and Ottoman period...
Alaga Hoyuk Museum and Archeology, Excavations began in the ancient area in 1935 and as a result of the excavations, various layers belonging to the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods were found. The Gates of the Sphinx and the Kings Tombs are among the most important discoveries in this ancient region. Traces of settlement in the area...
Ebiek Cham Dam and Japanese Recreational Park. Declared as a protected area by its nature and historical monuments, the surrounding natural beauty is worth seeing. There are very suitable and beautiful places for camping. A wonderful place in terms of landscape and nature, it offers a special visual feast in the spring and autumn months.
Kolon Yazi National Park, the wetland of the park is a complete paradise for birds. It is possible to watch and observe more than one species of birds around the vegetation and ponds in the area. For this reason, it is a point of great interest to bird watchers. There is also a bird watching tower. There are camellias and special campfire spots in the area. ...
Osmancik Kandy Bir Castle, it is estimated that it was built during the Seljuk period. The castle has an important place because it has two doors and is located on the Silk Road. The castle was built on a rock 275 meters long. When visiting the castle, dont forget to visit the Roman-era rock tombs in the south. The castle, with its magnificent view, is a pla...
The Great Moradi Rabi Mosque, it was built by Khair al-Din Redi, the liberator of the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubat. As a result of these researches, it is estimated that the mosque was built at the end of the thirteenth century or the beginning of the fourteenth century. Stones from the Roman era were found at some points of the mosque, which were built w...
The clock tower, according to the information obtained from the inscription of the tower, its construction dates back to 1896, built by Yediskiz Hasan Pasha, who suppressed the Ali Suavi incident in Istanbul, its height is 27.50 meters . It resembles a minaret, a work from the Ottoman period. The structure, made of yellow sandstone, is passed from the octago...
Yildirim Beyazit Mosque, is a social complex built at the end of the fourteenth century. It has special significance because it is one of the early examples in Ottoman architecture where the single-dome plan was applied in the simplest way. Planned plan shows a central vault with a three-eyed prayer hall covered with a dome. The building was completely const...
The lake, which is generally visited on daily tours, was formed as a result of an earthquake that occurred in ancient times. Slucloe Natural Lake has fresh air with surrounding pine forests, and is a very suitable area for camping. The lake, which has a unique view, especially with the reflection of yellow leaves in the autumn months, is a great place for a ...
The area has been declared a nature reserve due to the presence of very ancient spruce forests that have been taken under state protection. Therefore, any activity that may cause harm such as burning a forest fire is strictly prohibited. Spread over a vast area of 324 hectares, there are trees such as beech, hornbeam, strawberry, hazelnut, wild cherry as wel...
One of Bolus natural wonders, surrounded by natural beauty, is Abant Nature Park, one of the most famous natural parks in the city. You can enjoy fishing in the lake, which dazzles those who see it. Especially crowded on weekends. If you want to eat trout or bake sausages around the lake, there are also cafes and restaurants where you can do all of that. You...
