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Bafra Kaymaklı Lokumu is a delicious dessert unique to the Bafra district of Samsun. It derives its name from the special kaymak contained within and is known for its soft texture and delicate sweetness. Bafra Kaymaklı Lokumu is highly cherished by both locals and visitors.Geographical Indication and SignificanceBafra Kaymaklı Lokumu was officially registered with a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office on 31 January 2020 (TÜRKPATENT, 2020). This geographical indicat

Located within the boundaries of Tunceli Province in Türkiye, the Munzur Valley National Park is a significant conservation area stretching primarily between the Ovacık and central districts. Established as a national park in 1971, it is among Türkiye’s largest national parks by area and is also notable for its rich biological diversity and cultural fabric. Munzur Valley National Park ranks among Türkiye’s leading national parks for both the protection of natural resources and sustainable touris

In the Elazığ region, a unique type of coffee is known and consumed, derived from the local plant called “çedene.” Çedene is a valuable tree native to Elazığ and its surroundings, whose fruit has been used for centuries by the local population in coffee production. This coffee variety is a traditional beverage with a distinctive place in Elazığ’s culture and has been valued by the regional community for various purposes. Çedene Plant and Its UsesThe çedene tree has persisted for centuries within

Gelin Kayası is a natural rock formation located in the Taşhan region of Mesudiye Village, under the administrative center of Giresun Province in Türkiye’s Black Sea Region. Situated along the Kemaliye Road, this striking natural rock formation, perched vertically on a steep slope, attracts tourist interest due to local legends associated with it. It is approximately 25 kilometers from the center of Giresun Province.Physical Geography and Geological StructureGelin Kayası consists of two large ov

Saklambaç is a traditional group game widely played among children. It is also known as Sobe. One player is chosen as the “ebe” while the other players hide during the ebe’s counting with their eyes closed. The ebe then tries to find the hidden players, calling out “sobeler” when they are found. The game consists of counting, hiding, and catching actions. Its adaptability to both outdoor settings (gardens, streets) and indoor spaces increases its accessibility.Contribution to Physical and Cognit