Bolu
The Capital of Nature
Where the Serenity of Yedigöller Meets the Majesty of Mount Kartalkaya
At Yaylası (Plateau)
Seben Rock Houses
Göynük Town
Bolu Museum
A museum displaying archaeological and ethnographic artifacts from Bolu and its surroundings.
Göynük Town
A charming Ottoman-era town with historic houses, cobblestone streets, and the iconic Victory Tower (Zafer Kulesi).
Akşemseddin Mausoleum
The tomb of Akşemseddin, the spiritual mentor of Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, located in Göynük.
Yedigöller National Park
A famous destination with seven interconnected lakes surrounded by dense forests, ideal for hiking and photography.
Mudurnu Town
A historic town known for its well-preserved Ottoman architecture and slow city (Cittaslow) status.
Seben Rock Houses
Ancient rock-cut houses and shelters carved into the cliffs near Seben.
Bolu Grand Mosque (Yıldırım Bayezid Mosque)
A 14th-century mosque built during the Ottoman era, known for its historical significance and architecture.
Abant Lake (Abant Gölü)
A scenic freshwater lake surrounded by lush forests, perfect for picnics, hiking, and boating.
Gölcük Nature Park
A serene park with a picturesque lake, surrounded by walking paths and picnic areas.
Kartalkaya Ski Resort
A popular ski resort offering winter sports and stunning mountain views.
Aladağ Nature Park
A tranquil area with camping spots, hiking trails, and rich biodiversity.
Sünnet Lake (Sünnet Gölü)
A peaceful lake surrounded by hills, ideal for relaxation and nature walks.
Çubuk Lake (Çubuk Gölü)
A hidden gem near Göynük, known for its serene ambiance and photogenic windmills.
Bolu Hot Springs (Kaplıcalar)
Natural thermal springs in various locations, offering relaxation and therapeutic benefits.
At Yaylası (Plateau)
A lush highland area perfect for trekking, camping, and experiencing local village life.
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