Kamilet Vadisi

We family go camping every month. I think this valley is one of the important biosphere areas in the world. It has a wonderful scent of wood that you won't find in perfumes. Ideal for trekking. A flooded geography. You should definitely go to the creek :)

The place where the natural wonder green is dominant, even the sound of the water is the main peace.

There are small small ponds for swimming, it is a wonderful place, the nature is wonderful, I definitely recommend you to go

Apart from visiting the waterfalls and bridges, if you wish, you can swim in the stream at different points of the valley, do trekking, camp, but experience it without building.

It is a valley that is frequently flooded because its stream is squeezed in a very narrow bed. Since the road is very narrow, it may not always be suitable for visiting.

This is a place where you can find a thousand and one shades of green :)

I like the nature view, legend very much. Healing flows from the river flowing through the valley. Take a break anywhere in the valley, camp, enter the ice-cold water. Great pleasure

The Kamilet Valley, which is 15 kilometers away from the Arhavi district of Artvin and covered with dense vegetation, fascinates the visitors with the Çiftekemer Bridge built in the 18th century and the Mençuna Waterfall flowing from a height of 92 meters. In Artvin, one of the first cities that come to mind in nature tourism, the visitors of Kamilet Valley, which is covered with forests and rich vegetation with a thousand and one shades of green, are increasing day by day with the spring season. The Ciftekemer Bridge, made of rubble and cut stones in the 18th century, welcomes its visitors in all its splendor. Visitors to Mençuna Waterfall, crossing the Çiftekemer Bridge and walking for 30 minutes, reach Mençuna Waterfall, which fascinates with its dense vegetation and does not look like postcards with its visuality. Kamilet Valley, which hosts every shade of green, has an important tourism potential with its untouched natural forests, plant diversity, streams, wildlife, historical double bridge and waterfalls.