Çamlıdere Dam

Ankara Çamlıdere Dam is a travel point in which urban residents and holidaymakers are in demand. Ankara Çamlıdere Dam offers a rich picture with the combination of climate differences of East and West Anatolia. Aladağlar National Park, the largest area of ​​Turkey near the Ankara Çamlıdere Dam, is like a paradise that visits its visitors with its forests, water resources and bird paradise. Ankara Çamlıdere Dam is home to a large number of plant and animal species. ownership. On the top of the dam, the harmony of green and blue colors with the harmony around the lake forms a beauty and offers a landscape that attracts the air. Silent rivers and water drops poured from the slope of the hill to the gardens and water drops offer an impressive visual feast for their visitors. The colorful flowers, castles and hot springs on the slope of the hill offer a pleasurable atmosphere to visitors according to their periods. It is also an ideal point for small waters and other rivers. It brings together the waters, nightmare and red valleys, fruit trees and flowers in the region with visitors. Ankara Çamlıdere Dam has a view of paradise with the villages surrounded by canyons formed by waterfalls, as well as a large number of small rivers and rivers, where visitors can live in their pool or fairy tales. It is observed that the Ankara Çamlıdere Dam has a deep -rooted history and cultural heritage. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the old historical buildings, castles, temples and ancient cities with the waters entering. Numerous archaeological excavations about the old graves were carried out in the region. Visitors can see and watch this historical heritage and understand the cultural texture. Visitors can benefit from the camp and hiking trails. Ankara Çamlıdere Dam also appears as an ideal point for exploring the characteristics of the inhabitants of the small forest villages and villages in the area where it is located, and making different activities such as fishing and racing in the silent waters of the Red Valley.