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Gölova Important Natural Area (INA) is an internationally recognized nature conservation site located within the boundaries of Gölova district in eastern Sivas Province, Türkiye, renowned for its rich biological diversity. Situated at the intersection of the Black Sea, Eastern Anatolia, and Central Anatolia regions, Gölova has been included in the List of Important Natural Areas due to its endemic plant species, wetland ecosystems, and abundant bird populations. Gölova contributes to the regiona

Kınık Şelalesi Tabiat Parkı is a protected area located within the boundaries of Kınık Village in the central district of Bilecik Province, known for its natural landscape features. The park is situated 22 to 27 kilometers from the city center of Bilecik and is accessible to both local residents and visitors from neighboring provinces. Covering a total area of approximately 111 hectares, the park holds regional significance as a natural area due to its natural resources, ecological structure, an

Kara Cave is located 2 km north of Karacaören Village in Alpu district, Eskişehir province, on the northern slope of Sulununkıran Hill, overlooking the Sakarya River. The cave is situated on the left slope of the river, which flows through a deep canyon-shaped valley.AccessibilityThe cave can be accessed by following the Alpu-Gökçekaya Dam road. A stabilized road branching off from the main road passes through the villages of Kuzayva and Gümele, leading to Karacaören. From Karacaören Village, th

The İşhan Church is located within the boundaries of İşhan Village in the Yusufeli district of Artvin Province. Access to the structure is via a approximately 7-kilometer road branching north from the 92nd kilometer of the state highway connecting Artvin and Erzurum via the Oltu route.HistoryAccording to a manuscript dated 951, the church was constructed by Priest Seba, nephew and student of Priest Khandza (759–861), with the financial support and patronage of King Andernase. Construction of the

Türkiye’s Central Anatolia Region is located in the north of Sivas Province. Yıldız Dağ, situated at an elevation of 2,552 metres above sea level, is 58 kilometres from the city centre of Sivas. The ski resort established at the foothills of the mountain is one of Türkiye’s newest state-supported ski centres. The facility has been operational since the 2014–2015 winter season.Yıldız Dağı Kayak Merkezi (Republic of Türkiye Sivas Governorate)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="right">Geo

Narman Fairy Chimneys are geological formations located in the Narman district of Erzurum Province, Türkiye. The area is situated approximately 90 kilometers from the city center of Erzurum, at the 7th kilometer of the Narman-Pasinler highway. Covering an area of about 6300 hectares, the fairy chimneys are easily accessible and lie very close to the town of Narman.Narman Fairy Chimneys (Erzurum Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="right">Geo

Eğriçimen Yaylası is located within the boundaries of the Koyulhisar district of Sivas Province. Access to the plateau is provided via a stabilized pasture road approximately 17–20 kilometers from the district center. The plateau is situated within a natural area covered by pine trees and features a dominant topography.Natural FeaturesThe plateau is rich in vegetation, particularly surrounded by pine forests. Known for its natural spring waters and cool climate, Eğriçimen Yaylası stands out for

Gavur Kalesi is a fortress located near Dereköy Village in the Haymana district of Ankara, in the southern part of the Central Anatolia Region. The fortress was constructed atop steep cliffs to maximize the natural defensive advantages offered by the surrounding terrain. The steep slopes limiting access to the fortress provided both natural protection and an unobstructed view of the surrounding landscape. Due to these geographical features, the structure stands out as a suitable settlement for m

Misis Bridge is a historic stone bridge located over the Ceyhan River in the Misis settlement (ancient name: Mopsuestia), Yüreğir district of Adana Province. The bridge, approximately 132.7 meters long and 6.5 meters wide, consists of nine arches and is one of the important transportation structures in the region.HistoryThe construction of the bridge dates back to the reign of Roman Emperor Constantine IV (4th century AD). It was later repaired by Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. Over the centurie