Göynük, dubbed the “quiet city” neighborhood of Bolu, offers breathtaking views during the winter. Viewed from above were the white-covered historical Göynük homes. The other day, snowfall was successful in Göynük, the historically rich region of Bolu, one of the Read More
Situated on the Mudurnu road, 10 kilometers southwest of Bolu, Akkaya Travertines is known for its stunning surroundings, earning it the moniker “Pamukkale of Bolu”. One of the few unspoiled natural areas still present in Bolu and the Western Black Read More
Bolu undiscovered gem, frequently overlooked by Istanbul’s busy metropolis, provides a tranquil haven for tourists looking for a true taste of Turkish life. Bolu is a haven for environment lovers thanks to its natural surroundings, which include lush woods, sparkling Read More
A significant landslide caused Abant Lake National Park, a freshwater lake in Turkey’s Bolu Province in northwest Anatolia, to form. At a height of 1,328 metres (4,357 feet), the lake is located 32 kilometres (20 miles) from Bolu, the provincial Read More
Bolu, a city in our country’s western Black Sea region, is a major transit station on the Ankara-Istanbul highway and is easily accessible. With a population of 311,810 people, the forestry, industry, and agriculture sectors are the most common sources Read More
Bolu is a city in northwest Turkey. It is located on the southern slopes of a bare hill at 2,434 feet above sea level. The territory was formerly part of the Hittite empire, and in the 5th century BCE, it Read More