Chosen as the largest forest mass, it is distinguished by its different waterfalls, flowers of different colors and a calm atmosphere. Canyons in the area contribute to the development of sports such as rowing. You can set up your tent in all four seasons. Sports such as mountain climbing, hiking and rafting can be practiced. Many animal species live, squirr...
Ma'shouqia waterfalls, more than 20 waterfalls, flow from Mount Kartepe, and the views are wonderful in the atmosphere of this picturesque place. There is a large group of wonderful restaurants and hotels, and most services are available.
The crater was formed as a result of a meteorite fall in the region in 1982, the second largest meteorite crater in the world, although the crater, which was 60 meters in the past and 35 meters in depth today, is an important place in terms of tourism, through its unique landscape and natural composition.
Strandja forests, constitute the greenest and most of Kirklarelis areas. The mountain ranges extending to the borders of Bulgaria offer unique landscapes for nature lovers. With its biodiversity and many plants, Strandja Forest, which is a point of interest for both scientists and nature lovers, offers very suitable opportunities for camping in tents and car...
Akyamach waterfall, which has a flow of 13 meters, an area of 50 hectares with rich vegetation around it, has been declared a national park by the 12th Regional Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks. It consists of a 750m walking path, 18m wooden suspension bridge, 200m boardwalk, 6 terraces and 1 wooden rustic restaurant. The waterfall looks...
The Alphabet Tower, which has become the symbol of Batumi, was built to express the uniqueness of the Georgian alphabet and the Georgian people. It is one of the tallest buildings in the city. Its height is 130 meters. Each of the spirals is 4 meters long and is made entirely of aluminium. Two spirals contain 33 letters of the Georgian alphabet.
Underground city, dating back 3000 years and found during excavations in 1998, completely handmade living spaces without using any materials in the raft rocks. It is reported that the city may extend another 4 kilometers in an east-west direction after the search. It was constructed at a depth of between 2 and 3 meters below the surface of the earth. It is b...
You can find everything in a classic Turkish breakfast on your table, pastries, herbal eggs, chili jam, hot goat cheese, green peppers with sour taste, crushed green olives, honey, organic butter from Kavakalan, goat cheese, tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers.
Ishkhani Monastery, according to the church inscription, the building was built in the seventh century, the monastery, which was also mentioned in the historical sources of the tenth century, is located on the hill of the village, which draws attention with the structure of its houses and its mysterious beauty, in addition to its natural wonders, the buildin...
The first known community to rule in Yozgat, which dates back to five thousand years, are the Hittites, between the seventh and third centuries BC, the lands of Yozgat were under the rule of the Phrygians, the Cimmerians, the Lydian Kingdom, the Persians, the Macedonians and the Kingdom of Cappadocia respectively, the Galatians, one of the Celtic tribes, set...