ALADAGLAR

I want to go on with  our national park to my speech: It is a valley whose altitude is 3500-3750m. Hundreds of lake has been consist of as a result of melting snow. 7 of these lakes never go down and one of these lakes’ depth is 80m. Because of the fact that there are 7 lakes which don’t dry up, it is called “seven lakes”. Moreover Kapuzbaşı waterfalls feeds these lakes.  Because of its physical geography it is one of the most important trekking zone. It presents a unique landscape in July with its tens of peaks, with alp plants, with its wildlife etc.  In the first  week of July the number of its lake reaches 80.  As the snows melt and lessen the the flowers of the second spring  blossom in fall. Then the snow melts and “Aladağlar” becomes “Karadağlar”.  In conclusion, this wonderful part of the nature which is placed in the south of Yahyalı, reflects a very  powerful potantiel value from the point of transhumance, rock climbing, trekking, paragliding and tourism economics.

In summer the people of Yahyalı go there and stay for a while but they never get bored. I know their feeling because almost  all the people of Yahyalı share the same feelings and my father is one of them;) Even if he doesn’t go and stay in Aladağlar every night he sees there in his dream…