Host to spectacular natural beauties in all of its seven regions, Turkey is home to countless breathtaking waterfalls. Whether you’re a nature lover, hiker, or photographer, many waterfalls in various cities of Turkey will most certainly take your breath away!
Here are 15 waterfalls in Turkey that you can discover.
The Bulut Waterfall, located in Rize Çamlıheşin, fascinates everyone who comes to the Tar Creek Bulut Waterfall Natural Monument with its 250-meter height and four stages.
Delikli Kaya Waterfall in Artvin is another beautiful waterfall that has been carved out of a rock over time and formed with the water flowing from there... This waterfall, which is called the Ring of the Forest in the region, is fascinating in itself and should definitely be in our photo album.
Düden Waterfall, which consists of two sections, up and down, is the apple of Antalya's eye... It is so popular that it is one of the most visited places by local and foreign tourists throughout the year.
Erfelek Waterfall, also known as Tatlıca Team Waterfalls, is among the top three places to visit in Sinop. The area where the waterfall is located was declared a national nature park in 2011.
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Gelin Tülü Waterfall, located at the foot of the Kaçkar Mountains, is located near Ayder Plateau. The waterfall got this name because the fall of the water from the top to the bottom resembles a curtain.
Girlevik Waterfall, which many people come to see every year, enchants its visitors with its beauty in every season of the year.
Pouring from 130 meters and giving a visual feast, Guzeldere Waterfall gives peace to its visitors with the sound of water.
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Kapuzbasi Waterfall, the second-highest waterfall in the world, is located in Aladağlar National Park. Kayseri is waiting for you to see the 7 waterfalls flowing separately from the mountainside.
Pouring from 18 meters in a canyon stretching for 2 km, the small waterfalls of Kursunlu Waterfall form 7 separate ponds and Kursunlu Waterfall becomes the hidden paradise of Antalya.
One of the must-see places when you go to Antalya, you will not understand how time passes with the visual feast created by the Manavgat Waterfall.
It is not very easy to go to Maral Waterfall, which was accepted in 2005 by UNESCO as Turkey's first biosphere reserve under the “Human and Biosphere Program”. After a 1km walk, the view you will see will be worth the tiredness.
Artvin, which holds Turkey's entire waterfall reserve, has a beautiful waterfall, called Mençuna Waterfall... This beautiful two-stage waterfall is located in the Kamilet Valley.
Muradiye Waterfall, a beauty stretching from Tendürek Mountain to Bendi Mahi Stream, is worth seeing in every season of the year. The waterfall was named after the Ottoman Sultan Murat IV, who went on the Baghdad expedition.
Located in Kackar Mountains National Park, you can enjoy the view of Palovit Waterfall either from the suspension bridge or from the terrace opposite it.
Sızır Waterfall, also known as Goksu Waterfall, is beautiful enough to make you forget about time and the city you are in... The restaurant and tea garden nearby are waiting for visitors.