The national park in Kayseri has reopened after repairs to walking trails were completed following two fires last year.
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Sultan Sazlığı National Park in Kayseri, designated as a 'strictly protected sensitive area,' has completed restoration work following fires that occurred last year.
Walking trails damaged in two fires at the park have been rebuilt and reopened for visitor use. Fire damage across the natural area has been cleared and recreational facilities restored to full operation.
Sultan Sazlığı is home to significant ecological assets of regional importance and is a key destination for ecotourism.
Sultan Sazlığı National Park reopened to visitors following restoration of walking trails and natural areas after two fires that occurred last year. The park hosts waterfowl and endemic species among Turkey's significant wetlands.
Visitors planning travel to the Kayseri region can now participate in birdwatching and nature tourism activities at Sultan Sazlığı. Following restoration, this destination, which contributes to the region's ecotourism economy, is now positioned to provide improved services.