Marmara's Rafting Track Opened in Orhaneli

marmaranin rafting track opened in orhaneli
marmaranin rafting track opened in orhaneli

The first rafting course of the Marmara Region was created on the Kocasu Stream in Bursa's Orhaneli district, in an area of ​​8,5 kilometers. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the rafting track, Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Alinur Aktaş said that the star of the mountain districts will shine more and more with each passing day with investments in eco-tourism and nature sports.

The 8,5 kilometer rafting track, built by the Orhaneli Municipality in the Orhaneli district of Bursa, was put into service with a ceremony. Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Alinur Aktaş, as well as Bursa Deputies Osman Mesten, Atilla Ödünç and Ahmet Kılıç, Orhaneli Mayor Ali Aykurt, Orhaneli District Governor Emir Osman Bulgurlu attended the opening ceremony of the track, which was also supported by the Metropolitan Municipality, in order to provide easy access to the region. , Turkey Rafting Federation President Fikret Yardimci, AK Party Provincial Chairman Davut Gurkan, district governors, mayors and sports fans.

great potential

Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Alinur Aktaş said that the mountain region consisting of Orhaneli, Keles, Harmancık and Büyükorhan has a great potential in terms of nature sports and eco-tourism. Expressing that important services have been provided to the region with the struggle of the general local administrations and Bursa deputies in Ankara, Mayor Aktaş said, “The investments made have started to bear fruit. Road work is one of the indispensable issues. There are very important works carried out by the Ministry of Transport. With the support of our Ministry of Youth and Sports, the Youth Center and Youth Camps we will build in Gölcük Plateau will be a center of attraction for Turkey. Our young people and children will come here from different cities to camp. Almost all of this work will be done by our Ministry and some of it will be done by our Metropolitan Municipality. We are also working on the Karagöz Recreation Area. Our Büyükorhan Municipality has a newly prepared project related to highland tourism. Harmancık eco-tourism related investments continue. We have now reached the final stage of the works at Keles Kocayayla. Therefore, the opening held here today is not just an issue specific to Orhaneli, but in my opinion, this investment is an issue that concerns the whole of Bursa and even all of Turkey in terms of rafting sport. Bursa has a population of 3 million 100 thousand and we are in a hinterland of 20 million. There is a 15 million dollar value like Istanbul right next to us. By Allah's leave, I can already imagine and see what a financial and moral reward these tourism investments will find in the city. I would like to thank the Mayor of Orhaneli for this facility," he said.

2 years of labor

Orhaneli Mayor Ali Aykurt talked about the projects they carried out to improve the quality of life of the people of the region from 7 to 70. Stating that they have implemented important projects in the name of eco-tourism in every field from nature sports to thermal riches and local products, Aykurt said that they are proud to bring the rafting track they have been working on for 2 years to the country's sport. Aykurt, who thanked everyone who contributed to the project from the Rafting Federation to the Metropolitan Municipality, said, “We started this project 2 years ago as soon as I took office. While coming from this road, our vehicles were halfway through the mud. Today, with the support of our Metropolitan Municipality Mayor, we have brought 780 trucks of material to this road only. We set out to offer this place to Bursa and the entire Marmara Region as a service. We believe that it will make a great contribution to the promotion of Orhaneli. We have set ourselves the goal of serving humanity and humanity. I believe that our rafting track will make a significant contribution to the regional economy. May our track be beneficial to our district and to all sports fans.

The mountain's fortunes are changing

Osman Mesten, the regional deputy who took the floor on behalf of the Bursa Deputies participating in the ceremony, emphasized that the unfortunate luck of the mountain continues to change with each passing day. Stating that the most important pillar of rural tourism is nature sports, Mesten said, “This region, which we call the back side of the mountain, changes the bad luck that we have been repeating for a long time. We no longer have bad luck, we have special luck, we have special luck. We are always behind the projects that will bring about this special fortune. We are trying to do our best. The potential of our region is the potential of our Bursa. Your future will be much brighter from now on. A beautiful future awaits us. As long as we act accordingly and make appropriate investments. One of the most important indicators of this is our rafting course. Perhaps great professional athletes will emerge from here. I wish good luck to our Bursa”

To be introduced in France

Turkish Rafting Federation President Fikret Yardimci said that they will revive rafting sport and tourism in the best way possible in Orhaneli. Indicating that they are planning to organize a Turkish Rafting Championship in Orhaneli, Uyan said, “We will be in France next month for an international organization. We will start to voice this place in France,” he said.

Orhaneli District Governor Emir Osman Bulgurlu thanked everyone who contributed to the development of the rafting track, which will also contribute greatly to the regional economy.

At the end of the ceremony, Prof.Dr. from Uludağ University, who guided the course to be brought to the region. Hasan Hüseyin Oruç and BAKUT President Cihat Öz were presented with a plaque of appreciation by President Aktaş and Aykurt.

Then, the members of the protocol, Bursa Deputies Osman Mesten and Atilla Ödünç, who went to the rafting track, and Orhaneli Mayor Ali Aykurt and AK Party Provincial President Davut Gürkan got on the boat and tested the track.

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