Autumn has arrived across Türkiye, painting forests, plateaus and valleys in shades of yellow, orange and red, and in the Konak village of the Bercelan Plateau in Hakkari, the wooded areas have turned yellow, brown and russet, offering views visitors never tire of watching.
In the Yildizeli district of Sivas, the leaves of poplar trees have turned yellow, orange and russet with the arrival of autumn.
The plateau in the Ilica village of central Mus welcomes visitors with autumn scenery, as the wooded areas of the Ilica Plateau, named after the village, have turned yellow, red, russet and brown.
The lake in the Uckaya village of Igdir’s Tuzluca district offers visitors different beauty in every season, and with the arrival of autumn the vegetation around it has been decorated in yellow and brown tones.
Shades of green, yellow, brown and red now dominate the forests of Karabuk.
Autumn has created a visual feast in nature in Kastamonu, where about 70% of the province’s surface area is covered by forest.
Forests blanket about 70% of Kastamonu, and the province is now showing off the colors of the season across its woodland.
The Hizan district of Bitlis, with its natural beauty in autumn colors and its historic stone houses, attracts the attention of nature enthusiasts, and group members who took photographs in the villages of Ortaca and Nurs documented the natural and cultural riches of the region.
Nature in Manisa has turned to different shades of yellow and brown with the arrival of autumn, and traces of the season are visible in the forests of Mount Spil and in the Yelimere Canyon in the Selendi district, where aerial footage captured the unique views created by mountains, valleys, and natural vegetation.
Sinop, one of Türkiye’s important tourism centers, will continue to host visitors during the autumn months with its natural monuments and parks.
The plateaus in the Aksu district of Isparta have taken on shades of yellow, orange, and brown with the arrival of autumn.
Nature lovers in Igdir hiked through the Uckaya Valley, which is dressed in autumn colors.
In Bolu, known as the “Heart of Nature,” the yellow, orange, and russet tones of the trees along the roads to Yedigoller, Kaplankaya, and Golcuk have created beautiful autumn scenery.
The Incesu Plateau in the Besoren village of central Tokat has turned to different shades of yellow, orange, brown, and green with the arrival of autumn, and after the rains that fell in the season, farmers on the greened plateau have begun plowing their fields for the new sowing period, now that the soil has regained water.