Yamula Piknik Alanı

Shame on those who keep this natural beauty behind iron doors, we were able to climb the mountain and observe the dam because of them, but I recommend spending time close to the canal.

Kocasinan municipality should not neglect this neighborhood. Places with such beautiful areas should definitely be brought into domestic tourism.

This is not a picnic area, the main place is kuscu marine, on the riverside, there is no place to sit, no toilet, no water.

The comment is for the Picnic area near Kuşçu village. There are camellias in the area, the surrounding is covered with large pebbles (2016 year). Afforestation etc is almost nonexistent. The dam view is good, if you want, there is a ship tour. There is one facility, but I don't know if it is private or municipal. I suggest you take the road that ascends to the left through Erkilet. The road leading from the mountain to the birdman is winding and winding.

Unfortunately, the municipality was not interested at all. Our people do not keep clean. I don't know if their house is just as messed up. We Turks are natural, they have no respect

People threw their trash everywhere. On Eid al-Adha, they threw the stomach intestines of animals into places where picnics could be held, such as near the water. It was very terrible. Smells and sight. I hope they give up their habit of throwing garbage around.

The river originates from the southern slopes of Kızıldağ (3025 m) in the Imranlı district of Sivas province in the easternmost of Central Anatolia, approximately 39.8° North 38.8° East, first to the west and south-west at 38.7° North 34.8°. It flows to the east, then forms an arc. It takes Koçdere near Hafik, and Akmescid Creek and Tecer River while approaching Sivas. After passing Sivas, Yıldız River joins the river. It flows first to the west, then to the northwest, passing the Salt Lake in the northeast. It then heads north and north east. Here, Delice River joins at 40°28′20.54″N 34°08′28.40″E, within the borders of Kula village. It then zig-zags to the northwest. It flows together with Devrez Stream at 41.10° East and 34.42° West. It turns north-east. As a result, it empties into the Black Sea at 41.72° North and 35.95° East. While passing through the provinces of Sivas, Kayseri, Nevşehir, Kırşehir, Kırıkkale, Ankara, Aksaray, Çankırı, Çorum and Samsun respectively, it collects the waters of many streams and streams and reaches the Black Sea from Bafra Cape. Kizilirmak; It is adjacent to the Yeşilırmak basin from the northeast, the Euphrates basin from the east, Seyhan from the southeast, the Konya closed basin from the southwest and south, the Sakarya River basin from the west, and the Yenice West Black Sea river basins from the northwest. It drains 1/10 of the total area of ​​Turkey. The waters of the river, which passes through gypsum lands in its upper basin, become brackish[1]. In some areas of the basin, the valley widens and turns into a plain. in the upper basin; Hafik, Zara, Sivas plains, downstream; Kargı, Osmancık, Tosya and the largest Bafra Plain.