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Çankırı intercity bus stops and boarding points are: Yapraklı, Tüney (Çankırı), Şabanözü, Ovacık (Çankırı), Orta, Kurşunlu, Korgun, Kızılırmak, Kayak Merkezi (Ilgaz, Çankırı), Ilgaz, Eldivan, Çerkeş, Çankırı, Bayramören and Atkaracalar

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Located in the Central Anatolia Region, Çankırı is an impressive destination with its history, cultural structure, natural beauties and hospitable people. Neighboring with Karabük, Kastamonu, Çorum, Ankara and Bolu, Çankırı is among the preferred places for touristic activities due to its location.

Çankırı, one of the prominent cities of the region, is also the capital of rock salt. In Çankırı, most of which is surrounded by unique forests, precipitation is seen in almost every season. With its mosques, tombs, national parks, plateaus and caves, ruins and museums, the city is a frequent destination for locals and foreigners throughout the year.

Places To Visit In Cankiri

Çankırı, which is one of the places that travelers want to visit with its cultural and natural beauties, has many places worth visiting. You can start your tour with the Salt Cave.

Located in the region with the largest rock salt reserves in Turkey, the Salt Cave has a 5,000-year-old formation process. Living things that die due to low humidity can survive for many years without decaying. A dead donkey and snake, estimated to be 200 years old, are exhibited in the cave, which draws attention with this feature.

Çankırı Castle, which is among the historical places in the city center, is built on the hill to the north of the city. There is also the tomb of Emir Karatekin Bey, known as the Conqueror of Çankırı, inside the castle.

You should add Taş Masjid, which is among the important structures from the Seljuk period, to your list of places to see. Consisting of two separate buildings, Taş Mescit is quite remarkable in terms of architecture. Taş Mescit, built in 1235, is adjacent to each other as Cemaleddin Ferruh Hospital and Darülhadisi. While the Darülhadisi section has survived to the present day, the hospital section has completely disappeared.

The Çankırı Museum, which sheds light on the history of Çankırı, which has hosted great civilizations, hosts many artifacts unearthed. The museum, where historical and ethnographic artifacts are exhibited in the city, is among the places to visit.

Sakaeli Rock Tombs, on the other hand, bear traces of the Roman and Byzantine periods. Fascinating with its different atmosphere, the Sakaeli Rock Tombs consist of cavities of various heights and widths. The Rock Tombs, which have mysterious structures whose construction year is unknown, are among the places where those who want to explore can visit.

 Bayramören Historical Wooden Bridge ensures that the two sides of the valley are connected to each other. The old engravings on the Bayramören Historical Wooden Bridge, which is estimated to have been built in the 19th century, are among the places to visit in Çankırı. It is estimated that the bridge was built to facilitate pedestrian and animal crossings.

Big Oak, which is half an hour away from the city center of Çağrı, amazes those who see it. Witnessing the city's past, Big Oak is a very old tree. The tree, which has a height of 14 meters, is estimated to be 400 years old.

Koca Meşe has places where you can have a picnic, ride a bike and walk around. You can see the traditional clothes, tools and kitchen utensils of the people of Çankırı region by visiting the Historical Laundry Museum, which draws attention with its authentic structure. The museum has rich socio-cultural artifacts of the region.

How to go to Çankırı?

There are bus and train alternatives for transportation to Çankırı. Among these transportation options, the most economical transportation method to Çankırı is to buy a Çankırı bus ticket. There are regular direct bus services to Çankırı from all over Turkey.

Çankırı Intercity Bus Station is located within the borders of Abdulhalik Renda Neighborhood in the center. The distance from the bus station to the city center is 1 km. You can easily reach the city center from the bus station on foot, as well as from different districts by using the municipal bus, minibus (minibus), shuttles of bus companies and taxis.

Çankırı, one of the remarkable cities of the Central Anatolia Region, is a destination worth seeing. To explore this beautiful city, you can check out the Çankırı bus ticket options on turna.com.