In the southern part of the Sea of Marmara lies the city of Bursa, which was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire and grew due to its commercial role in trade along the Silk Road.

Bursa is 100 meters above sea level, and from here begins a climb over 30 kilometers, not suitable for beginners or the… read more

If Türkiye had a Coppi summit, this would surely be the Göğübeli Pass, which for years has been known as the queen stage of the Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye. The starting point is Elmali, a town of 40,000 located at an altitude of 1,000 meters in the southern part of the Anatolian peninsula… read more

Kayseri is located in the heart of Anatolia and is a city that can boast as much as four millennia of history and preserves remains dating back to the mists of time. This city today is an obligatory waypoint for visiting Cappadocia and its fairy chimneys.



Kayseri lies on the slopes of Mount Erciyes, a… read more

Think of leaving the waters and beaches of the Aegean Sea, imagining wild slopes and endless curves. If you can visualize it, you already have before your eyes the climb from the village of Akyaka, on a road with virtually no traffic, to Kıran. From time to time you may catch a glimpse of the waters… read more

Southern Türkiye is traversed by the Taurus: a mountain range stretching over 600 kilometers that connects the highlands with the Mediterranean, and Babadag (Mount Father) is the mountain that marks its starting point.



The starting point is the enchanting Ölüdeniz Lagoon and the Valley of Butterflies… read more