Turkey prepares for the first rope-jumping operation from the country's highest dam, ranked third globally by height.
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Turkey has completed preparations to host the first rope-jumping operation (rope jumping) from Deriner Dam in the Artvin region in the eastern part of the country.
The dam stands at a height of 249 meters from its base, making it the second-highest dam in Turkey after Yusufeli Dam, and the third globally.
This sporting and tourism activity will attract adrenaline enthusiasts from around the world and strengthen Turkey's position as a distinctive tourist destination for daring activities.
Turkey's Deriner Dam will host the country's first rope jump from a height of 249 meters, making it the third highest jump of its kind globally. Turkey aims to bolster its position as a destination specializing in adventure sports through this event.
If you are an enthusiast of extreme sports or planning an adventure trip, Turkey is adding an exclusive destination previously unavailable on its territory. The event is expected to attract thousands of tourists interested in this sport, which could impact bookings and tourism prices in the Artvin region during the jumping season.
Mehmet Yılmaz