Aqueous cave Watery Cave

If you're not a professional, it's a good stop if you're passing around Keskin, where you can walk around in a maximum of 30 minutes and have a refreshing air in the summer heat.

On the top of the beautiful mosque, the entrance is free. If it is locked, the attendant opens the door, and then you can go to Çeşnigir bridge and canyon.

Be sure to stop by.

It's a tiny cave. It is entered through the iron gate right next to the Imam-i Azam Mosque. They gave this name because water comes out of their stones.

In the garden of the mosque, the entrance door is not a very long place, there is a little whistling at the end of the cave, that's all.

WATER CAVE Located in the center of Keskin District, 27 kilometers from the center of Kırıkkale, Sulu Cave is a horizontally developed, semi-natural, semi-artificial, sinkhole type fossil cave dated to the Paleozoic period. The cave, with a total length of 285 m, consists of three interconnected floors and three galleries, respectively called the pool hall, cubed gallery and lower mine gallery. There is marble in one part of the cave, mudstone and sandstone in the other part. The entrance section opened in marbles and the pool hall are natural sections and belong to the Pliocene Relief period. It is assumed that the pool hall was used as a settlement and temporary shelter during the Early Christian period. The 115-meter section, which includes the pool hall, can be visited for tourism purposes. Until recently, ore was mined in the cubed gallery in the east and the lower gallery in the southeast direction, located in the natural part of the cave. In the south and in the gallery below, the mine was operated. The narrow passages connecting the natural and artificial sections were built with stone walls built in the Early Christian period. The deepest point of the cave, most of which was opened as a mining quarry, is 25 m, and the ceiling height is evaluated between 1-4 m. Artificial galleries consisting of three floors were formed as a result of mining, Sulu Cave, which has an average humidity of and a temperature of 18 degrees, is completely dry except for rainy periods. In order to collect the rain water flowing in rainy periods, pools with a depth of 2 meters were built in Antiquity. Kırıkkale University Faculty of Medicine Department of Chest Diseases Lecturer Prof. Dr. In the research carried out by Mehmet EKİCİ in 2019, laboratory samples were taken from Sulu Cave and the cave has a positive effect on human health, thanks to the rich negative ions in the cave, people will breathe easier, the negative ions in question will allow us to throw out the positive ions we have loaded during our natural life, and even breathing the existing air will relieve pain effect will be indicated. Sulu Cave was opened to visitors in 2019 by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

I went with my family, it's a beautiful place. Once inside, the atmosphere gives a different feeling. Droplets of water drip on the ceilings of the cave. The water was like oil when I touched it. A must go place..

Don't go especially, but if it won't make your way too long, definitely stop by. The entrance is free and there is a different atmosphere inside. It can be visited and seen. I can't help but point out that he was a little uninterested.