SAPANCA LAKE |
(Prepared by Zehra Yağmur VURAL)
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The Sapanca Lake, which is of beyond comparison located between the two biggest metropolitans of Turkey - İstanbul and Ankara, not only fulfils the need of drinking water of Sakarya residents but also satisfies the eye pleasure of visitors.The waters flowing through the Yanık Brook, the İstanbul Brook, the Mahmudiye Brook and the Kurtköy Brook supply a great source for both Sakarya and the entire Turkey.
POYRAZLAR LAKE
The Poyrazlar Lake located on the way to Karasu that is ten kilometers far away from Sakarya is one of the most important recreation areas where blue and green colours are attuned astoundingly to each other in a glamorous harmony.Poyrazlar, which is visited especially at weekends for making picnics,never skimps on its natural wonder view from its visitors.
SEASIDE IN SAKARYA
Having a border of sixty kilometres with the Black Sea,Sakarya province has the Karasu, Kaynarca and Kocaali district on the shore.We go swimming one of them in summer.There are also a ot of beautiful hotels,motels and apart hotels to stay in the seaside.
ACARLAR LONGOZU(Acarlar Deepspot)
Acarlar has been one of the most important touristic zones of Sakarya.It offers a feast to its visitors especially in the spring and summer months with water lilies and lake tulips, endemic flora, various tree species notably ash trees, bird and fish species and most importantly with its heavenly view.
Acarlar has been one of the most important touristic zones of Sakarya.It offers a feast to its visitors especially in the spring and summer months with water lilies and lake tulips, endemic flora, various tree species notably ash trees, bird and fish species and most importantly with its heavenly view.
Sakarya's Other Natural Beauties
Sülüklü Lake
Acelle Wold
Maden River
City Forest
Forest Park
Sakarya River
Town Park
Karagöl Wold
Çiğdem Wold
Sakarya Bridge
Geyve Strait
Keremali Mountains
Taraklı Town
Kartepe Touristic Skiing Hill
Doğançay River
Gölkent Village
Çark River (in the city center)
Sakarya's Historic and Touristic Places
Akyazı Goldenriver
Justinianus Bridge
Kuzuluk Spa Center
Earthquake Museum
Rahime Sultan Mosque
Taraklı Thermal Tourism Center
Sakarya Museum(Atatürk's House)
Inonu Wold Camping Area
Sapanca Rustem Paşa Mosque
Sapanca Vecihi Gate
Sapanca İstanbulriver
Ali Fuat Paşa National Museum
Ali Fuat Paşa Bridge
Büyük Esence Orhan Mosque
Harmantepe Hill
Hızırdede Tomb
Grave Stels
Pashas Castle
Shepherd Castle
Justice Castle
Bağlarpasha Castle
Mr.Elvan Cultivation
Leaded Mosque
Harmantepe Castle
Sheikh Muslihiddin Mosque
Midas Town
Sakarya Park by Zehra Yağmur VURAL
JUSTINIANUS BRIDGE(The Sangarius Bridge or Bridge of Justinian (Turkish: Justinianos Köprüsü or Beşköprü) is a late Roman bridge over the river Sakarya (Latin: Sangarius) in Anatolia, in modern-day Turkey. It was built by the East Roman Emperor Justinian I (527-565 AD) to improve communications between the capital Constantinople and the eastern provinces of his empire.
Sülüklü Lake
Acelle Wold
Maden River
City Forest
Forest Park
Sakarya River
Town Park
Karagöl Wold
Çiğdem Wold
Sakarya Bridge
Geyve Strait
Keremali Mountains
Taraklı Town
Kartepe Touristic Skiing Hill
Doğançay River
Gölkent Village
Çark River (in the city center)
Sakarya's Historic and Touristic Places
Akyazı Goldenriver
Justinianus Bridge
Kuzuluk Spa Center
Earthquake Museum
Rahime Sultan Mosque
Taraklı Thermal Tourism Center
Sakarya Museum(Atatürk's House)
Inonu Wold Camping Area
Sapanca Rustem Paşa Mosque
Sapanca Vecihi Gate
Sapanca İstanbulriver
Ali Fuat Paşa National Museum
Ali Fuat Paşa Bridge
Büyük Esence Orhan Mosque
Harmantepe Hill
Hızırdede Tomb
Grave Stels
Pashas Castle
Shepherd Castle
Justice Castle
Bağlarpasha Castle
Mr.Elvan Cultivation
Leaded Mosque
Harmantepe Castle
Sheikh Muslihiddin Mosque
Midas Town
Sakarya Park by Zehra Yağmur VURAL
JUSTINIANUS BRIDGE(The Sangarius Bridge or Bridge of Justinian (Turkish: Justinianos Köprüsü or Beşköprü) is a late Roman bridge over the river Sakarya (Latin: Sangarius) in Anatolia, in modern-day Turkey. It was built by the East Roman Emperor Justinian I (527-565 AD) to improve communications between the capital Constantinople and the eastern provinces of his empire.