Asarkale, Kral Kaya Mezarı

It's all about history. I think it is one of the must-see places in Samsun. Those who wonder about the history can look at the 4th photo 👍

I congratulate the Ministry of Culture and Tourism for its neglect and indifference to the heritage dating back to pre-Millat. At the entrance, you will be greeted by the sign of Asarkale, then you will go up through the grass from the road which is in very bad condition. Since there is no signaling, you look at the pillars in the rock and you backfire the same way without finding the tunnels. What a pity.

The roads of your favorite places in Samsun are slightly bend but asphalt go see 👌

An amazing sight. One time, I would say go. You will not regret.

Kizilirmak and its surroundings are also very rich in terms of history with the ruins of the region that survived from the Hittites. Along with the rock tombs, Asarkale, which overlooks the Red River, gives the opportunity to experience this history and nature at the same time with canoe. From the festival area, you can see it on the roadside in 5 minutes on foot.