Located in Beyyayla neighborhood of Sarıcakaya district of Eskişehir, Düden Cave, which is approximately 450 meters long, draws attention not only with its natural beauties but also with its extraordinary position.
One end to Eskişehir and the other end to Bolu, this cavealmost like a passage between the underground between Central Anatolia and the Black Sea. The cave, which passes through a mountain with a height of approximately 100 meters, is located in an area with an altitude of 1,300 meters.
The stream passing through the cave, which has a two -storey structure, changes seasonally flow; In the spring, the summer calms down while he is enthusiastic. Nature statues of stalactites, marble tissues and limestone stones make the cave feel like you’re walking around in an art gallery under the ground.
Cool Breath of Nature: Visitors’ Natural Escape Point
Nature lovers and walking groups who visit the cave say that the coolness inside has a natural air conditioning function against the outside wave of hot air outside. Visitors, as soon as we stepped in, we forgot the heat as soon as we stepped in.
A mystical world waiting to be discovered
Residents of the region, the cave previously illuminated and promoted various applications, although a concrete progress has not been made, he says. The area of Düden Cave is also home to a large and natural recreation area. Particularly on weekends, visitors who come for a picnic have the chance to explore the mysterious atmosphere of the cave while spending time with nature.
Türkiye can be the new nature route
Düden Cave has a great potential not only for the people of Eskişehir and Bolu, but also for natural hikers, adventure enthusiasts and photographers. The people of the region call the authorities to preserve this unique natural formation and preserve the authorities: “Light this beauty, promote and protect it. Why not Türkiye’s new attraction center?”
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