Harmankaya Şelalesi - Harmankaya Şelalesi

You cannot find it by following the road shown on the maps. Instead, it is necessary to climb 300-400 meters by following the flowing water at the riverside rafting area, which I think is a pleasant walk. The natural beauty encountered afterwards ..

An enormous place to photograph nature after the landslide floods, the roads have been challenging but I think it's worth it.

It was really difficult and dangerous to reach the waterfall from the valley after the flood.

Due to landslides and floods, it has become dangerous to pass through some places, an emergency arrangement is required. The environment and walking were enjoyable, but the people of the region do not care if it is protected and kept clean... The man waved his baton from the top, wherever he went. I do not give my right to those who throw batons here. I made a stone guard for the head of the one who left his trash there ?

Do not go, there is no waterfall. We went on 02/2022. We regret it. The position is very different from me. It took us 1-2 hours for nothing to say. I am sad

It's not worth going at all. No way. Mud disgrace. You cannot go from the place described by the map above. We couldn't even see the waterfall. It is necessary to walk 500-700 meters up the stream from the river houses crossroads, maybe more. I don't know if there is a walking path due to the flood.

First, we went to the upper side of the village of Blendkaya. It was easy there. Then we said let's go downstairs. Following the creek bed at the junction of the road going down to the riverside campsite, we could hardly reach it in 1.5 hours. We went through 3 challenging places. We were giving up now that we reached it. But the view down there was worth it all. Looking up at the sky from the bottom of the waterfall there, the view looks like a giant eye. Not much water. It had slipped through the rocks before it reached the riverhouse. No water, don't say how is this a job. It appears when the water approaches the waterfall.