Araklı

The district stretches along the Black Sea coast, encompassing mountainous terrain and forests that descend toward the shoreline through green valleys.

The district evolved from ancient settlements through Byzantine and Ottoman periods, developing into a structured administrative region within modern Turkey.

Residents maintain traditional Turkish customs through local markets, where vendors sell regional products including fresh fish, tea, and locally grown vegetables.

The district connects to major cities through coastal highways, offering regular bus services and maintaining essential public transportation within its boundaries.

Agricultural production in Araklı follows specific patterns dictated by elevation zones, with tea plantations at higher altitudes and vegetable farming near sea level.

GPS coordinates: 40.93582,40.05804

Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:27