Aladaglar National Park

Aladağlar National Park was established on April 21, 1995, and it is a nature reserve and national park in the central Anatolia region in southern Turkey, consisting of the Taurus mountain range in the background, covering an area of 55,065 hectares with an average altitude of 3,500 meters above sea level, and is characterized by a rich diversity of Wild plants and animals, as there are black and red pine forests in the high parts of the garden, and most of the herbaceous plants that grow between the rocks contain bright flowers, and wild animals in the garden include wild goats, bears, wild boars, wolves, jackals, otters, birds of prey, songbirds, etc., and deserve Glacier lakes and picturesque waterfalls dotted the park, which is definitely seen. This park is also considered one of the most popular areas for climbing and rafting in Turkey.