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Looking for cheap Artvin bus tickets ? Erzurum Artvin 300 TL, Bursa Artvin 1,299 TL and İzmit (Kocaeli) Artvin 1,100 TL over the next 3 month.

Artvin intercity bus stops and boarding points are: Ardanuç, İşhan (Yusufeli, Artvin), Oruçlu (Artvin), Sukavuşumu (Yusufeli, Artvin), Narlık (Yusufeli, Artvin), Yusufeli, Şavşat, Sarp (Hopa, Artvin), Artvin, Arhavi, Borçka, Murgul, Kemalpaşa (Hopa, Artvin), Hopa, Kınalıçam (Yusufeli, Artvin), Demirkent (Yusufeli, Artvin) and Sebzeciler (Yusufeli, Artvin)

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Artvin, the smallest city in the Eastern Black Sea Region, is a city that is flooded with visitors throughout the year with its green texture, magnificent nature and wonderful scenery. Artvin, whose lands are entirely composed of rough terrain, hills and high points above sea level, stands out with its natural beauties and historical heritages.

Erzurum is located in the south of the city, which is located on the Black Sea coast, and Rize is located in the west. To the northwest is the Georgian border, while this region is located between mountains with snow-capped peaks.

The fact that the city, which has a lot of mountainous areas, is close to Hopa and Batumi, makes it come to the fore in commercial terms. Artvin is the region's most visited tourist destination. Millions of Georgians visit the city where the Sarp Border Gate is located every year. In addition to being the last point of the Black Sea, Artvin offers its visitors an atmosphere adorned with snowy mountains and untouched landscapes.

Artvin Attractions

Integrating with the magnificent greenery of the Black Sea, Borçka Karagöl is one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Surrounded by various trees, especially pine trees, the lake creates a magnificent view with the reflection of the green. The surroundings of Karagöl, which is located near the village of Aralik, 25 km from Borcka town center, are suitable for caravans, tent camping and picnics. There are also accommodation opportunities in places close to Karagöl.

Hell Canyon is one of the few canyons in the world. This canyon, whose slope reaches 90 degrees, is a magnificent place with a length of 200 meters on a steep slope. Hell Canyon fascinates people with its magnificent nature.

Arsiyan Plateau, located in Kayadibi Village of Şavşat district, is home to the Bull, Çimenli, Kız and Uzun lakes. Apart from these lakes, there are 20 more lakes of various sizes on the plateau. These lakes, which are located in greenery, leave you in awe. You can enjoy nature on the hiking trails in Arsiyan Plateau.

Kafkasör Plateau, which is 10 km away from Artvin city center, welcomes its visitors with a magnificent beauty with different shades of green. Kafkasör Culture and Art Festival is held every year in the second week of June on the plateau, where bungalow-style accommodation areas are located. Music feasts, folklore performances, bull and karakucak wrestling are held during the festival.

Mençuna Waterfall, one of the most beautiful places in Artvin, is the highest and largest waterfall of the Black Sea region with its 100 meters height. There is a lake where the waterfall spills. The red trout living in the lake are quite famous.

Livane (Artvin) Castle; It is located just across the bridge over the Coruh River in the city center of Artvin. The castle is built on a high bedrock in the Köprübaşı area of ​​Artvin. Although it is not known exactly when it was built, the most striking feature of the castle, which was repaired during the Ottoman Empire and continued to be used, is its high tower. There is a water cistern and a small church (chapel) inside the castle, which has survived to the present day.

Atabarı Ski Center is a popular destination for those who want to enjoy skiing during the winter months. The ski center, where there are tracks suitable for all levels, has all kinds of infrastructure. Ski season starts in December.

Hatila Valley National Park, which is 10 kilometers away from Artvin city center, has a unique natural beauty. There are many large and small streams in the region. It is possible to camp with tents or caravans in the valley.

Hatila Valley Glass Terrace was built by mounting on steep rocks at an altitude of 220 meters from Hatila Creek. Having the feature of being the highest glass terrace in Turkey, the glass terrace is one of the newest attraction centers of the region. It takes courage to go up to this glass terrace, which is 7 meters long, 7.5 meters wide and has 50 square meters of glass area.

Located at the foot of Karçal Mountains, Beyazsu Plateau impresses with its natural beauty and clean air. You should definitely add Beyazsu Plateau to your list of places to visit in Artvin.

Dolishane Church, which is estimated to have been built in the 10th century, is the oldest historical structure in the region. The building, which was used as a church until the 14th century, was restored and converted into a mosque in the 17th century by preserving its original architecture.

How to go to Artvin?

There are bus and plane alternatives for transportation to Artvin. If you are planning a trip to Artvin, you can buy an Artvin bus ticket for an economical and enjoyable journey. There are also bus services to the city from the main provincial centers of Turkey and the cities of Batumi and Tbilisi in Georgia.

Artvin Intercity Bus Station is located on Erzurum Street, approximately 6 kilometers from the city center. You can reach the bus station from the city center by using minibus, shuttles of bus companies and other public transportation vehicles.

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