Yumurtalık Lagoon, situated in Adana Province in southern Turkey, is a remarkable ecological gem that possesses both national and international importance. Recognized as a Ramsar site, national park, and natural reserve, this lagoon is vital for the preservation of biodiversity and supports of threatened species. Its importance as a refuge for wildlife and a major […]

Yozgat Pine Grove National Park is recognized as Turkey’s inaugural national park, having been established on February 5, 1958. Located in the center of the Central Anatolia Region, the park is a beloved spot for leisure and an ecological wonder. The area’s unique natural qualities and historic past define it as a beloved tourist destination […]

Often called Seven Lakes National Park, Yedigöller National Park is among Turkey’s most breathtaking natural beauties. Located in Bolu Province’s northern part, this protected area is well-known for its breathtaking scenery, great variety of species, and unique geological formations that define it. Established in 1965 and categorized as IUCN II, the 1,620 hectares park offers […]

Uludağ National Park, located in the southern and southeastern regions of Bursa province, stands as a celebrated natural and historical site in Turkey. Originally opened as a national park in 1961, it boasts a striking 13,024 hectares and has been meticulously maintained over many years. Accessible by both road and cable car, the site offers a […]

Troy Historical National Park, situated in Çanakkale, Turkey, stands as a remarkable site that intertwines historical importance, cultural richness, and scenic allure. Originally established as a national park in 1996, it was designed to protect the archeological treasures of the ancient Troad region, which included the famous city of Troy. Situated at the Dardanelles’ entry […]

Established in 2007, Tek Tek Mountains National Park covers a large 19,335 hectare protected area in the Şanlıurfa region of southeast Turkey. Nestled in the untamed Tektek Mountains, the park offers an amazing mix of historical sites, unique geological formations, and a great range of plant and animal life. Its great archeological legacy, which offers […]

Located in the heart of Turkey’s Central Anatolia Region, Sultan Marshes National Park displays a spectacular diversity of marshes, steppes, and reed-filled landscapes. The park comprises a wide area of 39,000 hectares, situated inside the triangular limits formed by the Develi, Yahyalı, and Yeşilhisar districts in Kayseri province. Encircled by stunning mountains like Erciyes to […]

Mount Spil, known as Spil Dağı in Turkish, reaches an elevation of 1,513 meters (4,964 feet) in the Aegean Region of Turkey, particularly within Manisa Province. With its rich legends and historical significance, this old mountain—known as Mount Sipylus—has always captivated people. Rising majestically above Manisa, it is located along the vital path connecting İzmir […]

Soğuksu National Park, situated in the Kızılcahamam district of Ankara Province, is a remarkable natural gem in central Anatolia, Turkey. Established on February 19, 1959, this park has grown from its 1,050 hectares in 1979 to 1,187 hectares. Situated between the western Black Sea Region and Central Anatolia, the park is roughly 80 kilometers north […]

Located between Erzurum and Kars, Sarıkamış-Allahüekber Mountains National Park offers an amazing mix of rich legacy and breathtaking scenery. Established in 2004, the 22,509 hectares park boasts a range of ecosystems, a great abundance of species, and the moving recollections of a major and sad event in Ottoman history—the Sarıkamış Operation. The park honors the […]

Saklıkent National Park, often referred to as Saklıkent Canyon, is a stunning natural feature located in the Seydikemer district of Muğla, Turkey. Formed by the Eşen Stream’s Karaçay tributary, the canyon is a prime example of the amazing force of geomorphological actions. Deep and steep cliffs molded into calcareous soil demonstrate the force of water […]

The Battle of Sakarya National Historic Park, founded on February 8, 2015, holds significant national importance in Turkey. This park honors a pivotal point in the Turkish War of Independence, a struggle influencing the course of the country. Comprising an amazing 13,850 hectares, the park lies between the Polatlı and Haymana districts of Ankara Province […]

Nene Hatun National Park, located in the middle of Erzurum is quite historically and culturally significant. The park honors the remarkable bravery of Nene Hatun, a courageous Turkish lady whose actions during the 1877–1878 Ottoman-Russian War—often known as the 93rd War—have come to be legendary. The park honors Nene Hatun’s bravery and also reflects the resiliency […]

Mount Nemrut, or Nemrud, is a majestic peak situated in southeastern Turkey, soaring to an elevation of 2,134 meters (7,001 feet) above sea level. Situated 40 kilometers north of Kahta in Adıyaman province, this site is well-known for its remarkable archeological finds at its best—a group of massive monuments encircling what is assumed to be […]

Munzur Valley National Park, established on December 21, 1971, stands as the largest national park in Turkey and is recognized as one of the most biodiverse regions in the country. Comprising an amazing 420 square kilometers, this protected area is located in the Munzur Valley, within the Munzur Mountain Range in Tunceli Province in eastern […]

Marmaris National Park, situated on Turkey’s southwestern coast in the Marmaris district of Muğla Province, showcases the nation’s abundant biodiversity and historical importance. Established on January 30, 1996, this 33,350 hectare protected area is recognised as one of the global ecological priorities by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) based on its unique geological and environmental […]

Malazgirt Battle National Park, situated in the Malazgirt district of Muş province, Turkey, offers a remarkable combination of historical importance and scenic charm. Designed by a decree from the Turkish Council of Ministers, this national park marks the site of the important Battle of Malazgirt, fought in 1071. Created on February 5, 2018 With the […]

Established in 2000, Küre Mountains National Park is a premier natural sanctuary located in Turkey’s Black Sea region. The area spans 80,000 hectares and includes districts in Kastamonu and Bartın provinces. The park is located inside the Küre Mountain range and boasts a breathtaking mix of landscapes, ecosystems, and natural treasures, making it one of […]

Kuşcenneti National Park, situated in the Bandırma district of Balıkesir Province in northwestern Turkey, serves as a remarkable sanctuary for bird watchers, nature enthusiasts, and individuals in search of peace within stunning natural scenery. Emphasizing its ecological value, the park, northeast of Lake Kuş, sometimes known as Lake Manyas, has a large region with a […]

Köprülü Canyon, a breathtaking natural marvel situated in the province of Antalya, Turkey, is an essential destination for those who appreciate nature and seek adventure. Officially named as a national park by Turkey’s Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry on December 12, 1973, the 366 square km canyon is Renowned for its unique geological formations, great […]