{"id":13270,"date":"2020-04-10T10:52:51","date_gmt":"2020-04-10T07:52:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.konusarakogren.com\/blog\/?p=13270"},"modified":"2020-04-10T16:23:31","modified_gmt":"2020-04-10T13:23:31","slug":"sinop-ingilizce-tanitimi-kisa","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.konusarakogren.com\/blog\/sinop-ingilizce-tanitimi-kisa\/","title":{"rendered":"Sinop \u0130ngilizce Tan\u0131t\u0131m\u0131 (K\u0131sa)"},"content":{"rendered":"

SINOP<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Sinop was established in the middle of the Black Sea Region, in the northernmost part of Anatolia, in the narrowest part of Boztepe Peninsula.\u00a0It is one of the most beautiful natural ports of the Black Sea.\u00a0The province, one of the oldest cities in the region, is the birthplace of the third century philosopher Diyojen.\u00a0The beaches intertwined with forests offer incredible beauty to those who visit the city.<\/p>\n

Surface Area:\u00a0<\/strong>5.862 km\u00b2<\/p>\n

Population:\u00a0<\/strong>219,733<\/p>\n

Districts:\u00a0<\/strong>Boyabat, Gerze, Ayanc\u0131k, Dura\u011fan, T\u00fcrkeli, Erfelek, Sarayd\u00fcz\u00fc, Dikmen, Center.<\/p>\n

History<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>The\u00a0<\/strong>settlement date of Sinop province started with the Bronze Age. \u00a0Sinop, which was founded as a Hellenic Colony in the 7th century, was the most important city of the Black Sea in Antiquity.\u00a0Sinop was one of the capitals of the Pontus State, who wanted to combine the native cultures of Anatolia with the Hellenistic and Persian cultures in the Hellenistic period.\u00a0In the Byzantine period, the region became Hellenized in language and culture under the influence of Orthodox Christianity.<\/p>\n

Sinop was ruled ,in 70 B.C. by Romans,\u00a0 by the Byzantines in 395 A.D,by\u00a0 the Seljuks on October 3, 1214, and by the Ottomans in 1461.<\/p>\n

Sinop was included in the second priority provinces in development in 1972.\u00a0The first large-scale industrial enterprise is the Ayanc\u0131k Lumber Factory.\u00a0Other important industrial establishments, Bottle Glass Factory, Flour Industry, Soksa, I\u00e7yap\u0131 Orme Ve Konfeksiyon A.S.\u00a0and brick and tile factories in the soil industry.\u00a0Ayanc\u0131k linen, Boyabat circle weaving, wooden scale model making and wooden handwork are the most rooted handicrafts in Sinop. The first library was opened in 1924 by Dr.\u00a0It was founded under the leadership of R\u0131za Nur.<\/p>\n

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Places to Visit<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Sinop Castle<\/strong>: It was built in order to protect the city in the 16th century. It was used in the periods of the Seljuk State, Roman Empire and Byzantine Empire. Part of this place in the history of Sinop remains original. Also, the castle has two entrance doors. Sinop Castle, which sheds light on the history of Sinop, places to visit in Sinop.<\/p>\n

Inceburun Lighthouse<\/strong>: Inceburun Lighthouse, which is located about 20 km from Sinop province, can be reached via the Ayanc\u0131k road. It is interesting that in the lantern, built in 1983, a family has been living for many years and has a 12-meter high tower.\u00a0Due to taking \u00a0place at the northernmost tip of Turkey, it has been one of the most important lighthouses in the country.\u00a0You can have an extraordinary lighthouse in Sinop on the plain side of the beach in your Places to See in Sinop.<\/p>\n

Inalt\u0131 Cave<\/strong>: The cave is at an altitude of 1070 meters from the sea. It is 40 km away \u00a0from Ayanc\u0131k district of Sinop.\u00a0It can be reached by car up to 50 meters below.\u00a0The rest is reached by stairs.\u00a0Stalactites, stalagmites, columns, dripstones, dripstones pools can be seen inside the Inalt\u0131 Cave.\u00a0Inalt\u0131 Cave fascinates the visitors with this magnificent view.\u00a0There is also a nice country coffee in front of the cave.\u00a0In short, do not leave without seeing \u0130nalt\u0131 Cave on your holiday in Sinop.<\/p>\n

Historical Sinop Prison<\/strong>: The location of this prison was the biggest shipyard in the Black Sea. It was built on the inside of the castle, on the old shipyard section. Its surroundings are covered with high castles.\u00a0For this reason, it is impossible to escape. Although it is not an exact document, Naz\u0131m Hikmet Ran, Refik Halit Karay, Mustafa Suphi, Ahmet Bedevi Kuran, Refii Cevat, H\u00fcseyin Hilmi, Burhan Felek, Osman Cemal Kayg\u0131l\u0131, Celal Z\u00fcht\u00fc Benneci, Sebahattin Ali, Kerim korcan, Osman\u00a0 Deniz, Zekeriya Sertel as poets and writers of the punishment or the Sinop prison.<\/p>\n

Sinop Akgol\u00a0<\/strong>: Located in the 1200-meter high plateau, this lake is well-suited for picnicking and trekking in the forest. Sinop Akgol is a point that nature and adventure lovers should put on Sinop’s list of Natural Beauties.<\/p>\n

Babacay Canyon<\/strong>: In the canyon, which is famous for its trails that attract the attention of nature lovers, you can make a beautiful walk with greenery at the end of this canyon course in Ayanc\u0131k district of Sinop.\u00a0Never leave the city without seeing Babacay Canyon during your visit to Sinop.<\/p>\n

Boyabat Rock Cemeteries<\/strong>: Although these rock cemeteries are the most robust structure to date, they are carved into the Limestone Rocks and spread over 200 meters. These cemeteries built by the palaglagians are among the historical places of Sinop worth seeing with their lion figured column headers and square column bases.<\/p>\n

Hamsilos Bay<\/strong>: This bay, which is one of the most popular places in the Black Sea, is known by the people as Hamsilos, although its real name is Hamsoros. Hamsilos Bay is 11 km away from Sinop City Center. This beautiful place arose \u00a0in the Ice Age, when the entire Black Sea freezes, glaciers melts. Hamsilos Bay is a national park today and festivals are organized in some periods.\u00a0Hamsilos Bay, which is a picnic area frequently visited by the people of Sinop, is definitely one of the places to be seen in Sinop.<\/p>\n

Sinop Balatlar Church\u00a0<\/strong>: This work, which was used as a bath during the Roman period, was converted into a church in the Byzantine period, and it was made public in 2000.\u00a0It was built on a very large area.\u00a0It has a large courtyard.\u00a0The church is rectangular and only its upper structure remains intact.\u00a0A good example of the Byzantine building technique, 4 rows of bricks were used on all the walls of the church.<\/p>\n

Sinop Mobile and Korucuk Village<\/strong>: If you want to swim in Sinop, you should first choose Mobile and Korucuk Village, which is calm and has a seaside-like beach, and draws attention with its unique beach that is good for many ailments.<\/p>\n

Sinop Akliman<\/strong>: Akliman, which is 9 km away from the city center with a picnic area, is in a very important location with its long and seaworthy beach.<\/p>\n

Boyabat Castle<\/strong>: It is located in Sinbat’s Boyabat district.\u00a0It was established on a hill in Gok\u0131rmak Valley.\u00a0There are ruins from the Roman and Byzantine periods.\u00a0Boyabat Castle was built with materials suitable for the natural structure of the rocks where it was founded.\u00a0The present form of the castle was built in the time of Osmano\u011fullar\u0131 and was added to Sinop’s History.<\/p>\n

Pasha Bases<\/strong>:\u00a0It is located in Nisi Village 3 km away\u00a0 from Sinop province. It was built in the 19th century to protect the country as a police station.\u00a0There are architectures belonging to the Ottoman period.\u00a0It was built on two floors.\u00a0Soldier’s wards, arsenal, gun slots, trenches and stone-built walls were built inside.<\/p>\n

Historical Madrasa<\/strong>: The madrasa, located in the city center of Sinop, was built by the Seljuk Vizier Suleyman Pervane.\u00a0Pervane Madrasa also got its name from here. Built in the name of the city for the second time in 1992, the madrasah has a rectangular plan.\u00a0There is an octagonal fountain in the middle of the courtyard.\u00a0There are ten small and small rooms with five and each of them has hearth and outside windows.\u00a0You should put the Madrasa, which has witnessed the history of Sinop, in your list of places to visit in Sinop.<\/p>\n

Seyit Bilal Hazretleri Mausoleum<\/strong>: It is located in Sinop city center. It was built in 1280.\u00a0It is an inscription-free wooden case surrounded by a cage.\u00a0There are a total of 4 sarcophagi in the tomb, 1 large, 1 small and 2 medium.\u00a0Seyit Bilal Hazretleri Mausoleum, which has been in Sinop history for many years, is worth seeing.<\/p>\n

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Tourism<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Erfelek Waterfalls<\/strong>: Erfelek Waterfall, which has a wonderful view with its greenery and scenery, has been receiving a lot of visitors as mountain and nature tourism recently. One of them is Tatl\u0131ca Waterfalls.\u00a0There are trouts, ice water and 28 waterfalls, large and small.\u00a0The number of visitors coming to see this magnificent natural wonder is quite a lot.<\/p>\n

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Karakum Beach<\/strong>: This region attracts everyone’s attention with its untouched beauties and calm beach, 3 km from Sinop Center.\u00a0With the eruption of the volcano in Boztepe Peninsula, the black color formed by ash and sand at the bottom of the sea has added a different beauty to the beach.<\/p>\n

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Transportation<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Highway:\u00a0<\/strong>Bus Terminal is in the city center.\u00a0Bus transportations\u00a0 are organized regularly from cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, Antalya and Erzurum.<\/p>\n

Seaway:\u00a0<\/strong>Sinop Port is in the\u00a0city \u200b\u200bcenter.\u00a0One of the important port of Sinop, Turkey, a Medcruis has been inclued in the network, welcomes you to the world famous cruise ships.<\/p>\n

By Air: <\/strong>The\u00a0distance of Sinop Airport to the city center is 8 km.\u00a0Transportation is done by minibuses or taxis.\u00a0However, Samsun-\u00c7ar\u015famba Airport is generally used.<\/p>\n

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