Hopa, district in Artvin Province, Turkey
Hopa is a small town in Artvin Province along the eastern Black Sea coast of Turkey. It sits in a green, hilly landscape with tea plantations and forested areas that shape the local environment.
The town developed as a regional trade center on the Black Sea coast and served as a junction point for surrounding communities. It took its modern shape during the 20th century.
The best time to visit is summer and autumn when weather is more stable and drier. The town is easily accessible by car or bus and offers basic services for visitors.
Tea production is economically significant here and shapes daily life for local people. Many visitors do not realize that the surrounding hillsides are entirely covered with tea plantations.
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