Camping in a place where blue meets green is a wonderful feeling that cannot be expressed in words.

Imagine a turquoise, transparent water lake with untouched beauty that was formed as a result of a landslide at an altitude of 1050 meters (3345 feet) approximately 300 years ago.

Also imagine the surroundings of this lake surrounded by dense forests and mountains.

The oxygenfilled clean air, cold water, the spectacular chirping of the birds on one hand, the nice family breakfast in the shade of the trees and the pleasure of the hammock on the other hand made our camp even more unforgettable.

This time, we had a camping experience with a magnificent view among the centuryold pines, completely surrounded by the sound of nature.

The natural forests consisting mainly of Uludag fir, Scots pine, black pine, beech, hornbeam and other trees have been existing there with minimal human impact.

The highaltitude parts of the area are very important in terms of endemic plant species and wild animal diversity.