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Haldun Baykal's Podcast

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    Kastamonu Fen Lisesi
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Hello listeners! Welcome back to the show. Today, we’re talking all things nature in Kastamonu—a place that’s like a bucket list of adventure and beauty! Join me, Haldun from Kastamonu Hikeschool, as I take you on a wild ride through this incredible region.


Today’s episode is packed with stunning landscapes and unforgettable experiences. First up: **Ilgaz Mountain**, a 50-kilometer wide mountain range that separates two streams and is home to 24 unique species of animals—hello bears, wolves, foxes, and even wild bears! Plus, there’s a sky resort for birdwatching enthusiasts or anyone who wants to soak in the view from above.


Next, we’re heading into **Horma Canyon**, located along Devers Stream. This canyon is 3 kilometers long with some of the best walking trails you can find. It’s perfect for those who want to explore nature at ground level or venture deeper into the gorge with a guide—either way, it’s an unforgettable experience.


Then, we’re diving into **Ilgarini Cave**, which is over 10 million years old and filled with incredible formations like stalactites and stalagmites. Don’t miss the ancient Bizan Storms ruins nestled inside this natural wonder.


Lastly, no trip to Kastamonu would be complete without exploring **Vola Canyon**, one of the deepest canyons in Turkey at 800 meters deep and 12 kilometers long. This is a canyon that requires a professional guide and proper gear—so whether you’re an experienced adventurer or just curious, it’s best to leave this one to the pros.


Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or someone who just wants to soak in breathtaking views, Kastamonu has something for everyone. I can’t wait to chat more about these amazing spots with you! Drop a comment below if you’ve been there or are planning a trip—let’s make this podcast the ultimate guide to Kastamonu!


Thank you for tuning in—we can’t wait to chat!

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