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the fact that it was declared as a
protected area, it still reflects the
atmosphere of the ancıent times-
full of willows, fruit trees and
poplar climbing high to the sky.
10. Mudanya
Mudanya is one of the 12 big
cities, built by immigrants from
Kolofon in the 7th century B.C. It
is 25 km northwest of Bursa, by
the Marmara sea. The city which
is the witness of the Roman,
Byzantine and Ottoman times,
has the most beautiful examples
of Ottoman houses. When in
Mudanya, make sure you visit
Mudanya Truce Museum and The
Montania Hotel which is used to
be old Train Station. If you feel
hungry, you can have a wide
range of food choices including
famous pastry, Çarşaf Böreği, fish
and Turkish delight with walnuts.
11. Sultan Bazaars
The Sultan Bazaars, was
nominated for the Unesco’s
World Heritage List, is an
inseparable part of the history
of Bursa. Despite earthquakes
and urbanization, the bazaars
have survived until this day
including: Bakırcılar Bazaar,
Tahtakale Bazaar, Uzun Bazaar,
Eski Bazaar, Okçular Bazaar,
Tuz Bazaar, Gmüşçüler Bazaar,
Kahyan Bazaar, Bat Bazaar,
Bedesten Jewelry Bazaar,
Gelincik Bazaar, Sipahi Bazaar,
Yorgancılar Bazaar, Çancılar
Bazaar, Havlucular Bazaar and
İvaz Paşa Bazaar. The bazaars
should definitely be found in your
holiday agenda.
12. Suuçtu Waterfall
Formed with the collapse of
a fault line, Suuçtu Waterfall
is placed 18 km from the
Mustafakemalpaşa district, in
Çataltepe area, on the Karadere
near the Muradiye, Sarnıç Village.
Although the amount of the water
falls from 38 meters, decreases,
the pond that it fills in the
summer time, creates a beautiful
beauty. It’s the most preferred
recreational spot that has fresh air
with the effect of beech trees. In
order to relieve the weekly stress,
spend a day in the nature and
boost your energy & peace, this
is the one of the unique beauties
with its weather, relaxing sound
of running water and the visual
beauty of the scene.
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Suuçtu Waterfall
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