Hacıboz Köprüsü

It is an unused bridge 5, 6 meters below the main road. It creates a very nice image on the tea by pulling.

The bridge is really a place of tourism but attracts tourists if done too much maintenance and road is needed

On cool spring and autumn days, you can go down to the bottom of the samovar bridge and sip your tea with a magnificent view. Bon appetite healing

The bridge on the Çekerek River in the Küçükaköz Village of Zile district is an Ottoman building dating from the 17th century. The walking floor of the single-eye structure is inclined from the arch lock point to the side. The total length of the bridge with pointed arches is 70 m. belt opening approx. 17m. height 10m. the width is 4m. It is up. In the arch of the bridge built of rubble stone, smooth cut stone was used.

It is not yet explored, so it has not been maintained; but it has a unique view directly overlooking the canyon. At the highest point of the canyon, the foundations of the Kale Boğazı Fortress, which is one of the oldest fortresses in history, are still being observed.