Sultan Marshes National Park - Yeşilhisar Kayseri TR

A unique, natural wonder bird paradise that must be visited if you happen to be in Kayseri. In Turkey, one of the most important places for bird watchers that. When both fresh water and salt water are present in the lake, it is extremely rich in biological diversity. My advice to you is to get information about the migration and spawning months of the birds before visiting this place. Apart from these times, you do not have the opportunity to see many bird species, especially in terms of migratory birds. Here, there are the bird museum, watchtower, pension - restaurant, walking paths that extend into the lake through the reeds. There is also a horse stud, if you wish, you can explore the region in a fun way by riding a horse.

In the morning, until 10 A in the morning or after 5 in the evening, you will not see a bird, you will burn like a job :)

Beautiful reserve and the most beautiful view of Mount Arjangas Enjoy watching migratory birds

Very nice place to come, you must also come to the waterfall with two stone with one stone :)

One of the most beautiful and interesting geographical formations in Kayseri. The Sultan Sazlığı is a national park and a place to be visited and visited as flora and fauna. Only 1 hour to Cappadocia and half an hour to Erciyes Ski Center. According to the season, the water level is increasing and decreasing, the population of birds and their migration is changing, but every season is nice. At the entrance, the visitor center of the national parks was established a while ago and here you can get information, you can watch the images. Almost 2 km of wooden paths into the reeds are made on the walk through the reeds enter. You can watch and photograph a lot of birds from the observation points of the huts where you can watch 3-4 birds. There is a hostel at the entrance of the visit center to overnight. It would be a shame not to go to Cappadocia or Erciyese and come here. Oh, by the way, I've seen foreign bird watchers in this boarding house, and they're officially coming for birdwatching weekly.