Ordu Highlands Await Their Visitors

Ordu attracts the attention of local and foreign tourists with its vast greenery, natural wonder meanders, large and small waterfalls and natural lakes. The plateaus, which become more beautiful with the investments made by Ordu Metropolitan Municipality, host their guests for 12 months of the year.

Ordu is one of the favorite places of nature tourism with its endless springs, waterfalls and lakes where green meets blue. With the arrival of summer months, the interest in plateau tourism increases day by day, while the natural wonder Ordu highlands attract the attention of local and foreign tourists.

THE ATTRACTION OF THE PLATES INCREASES WITH THE METROPOLITAN

Ordu, which has many plateaus, especially Çambaşı, Perşembe and Keyfalan highlands, is increasing its appeal with the investments made by the Metropolitan Municipality in the highlands. While the natural architecture of the highlands is preserved with the facade improvement works carried out by the Metropolitan Municipality, alternative areas to tourism are created with the landscaping, bicycle paths, new recreation areas, tea houses established in canyons and waterfalls.

Increasing the number of tracks and building bungalow houses in Çambaşı Ski Center, the Metropolitan Municipality also carries Ordu among the assertive provinces in winter tourism.

Metropolitan Municipality, which makes significant investments in transportation to the plateaus, brings together many alternative roads leading to the plateaus with the comfort of asphalt and concrete roads.

Metropolitan Mayor Dr. Mehmet Hilmi Güler attaches great importance to the plateaus, and there are many firsts in tourism activities. President Güler, who started a study in this context, brings a new vision to Ordu springs and Ordu tourism with the balloon tourism that he experimented in Perşembe Plateau.

With the investments made and natural beauties, Ordu highlands await visitors who want to do many alternative tourism activities such as camping, caravan, trekking, skiing and winter tourism.