A Journey from Canada to Ankara
A tourist who came from Canada to Ankara to see the millions-of-years-old colorful hills expressed admiration, comparing the region to another planet.
The Rainbow Hills and the Nallıhan Bird Sanctuary, located in Ankara's Nallıhan district and boasting a history of approximately 10 million years, continue to attract international attention. A visitor who came from Canada to inspect the natural wonder firsthand after seeing it on social media was mesmerized by the area, contributing to the unique structure's tourism potential.
History and Structure of the Rainbow Hills
Located in the capital's Nallıhan district, the Kız Tepesi Nature Monument is popularly known as the Rainbow Hills. Having a history of approximately 10 million years, this area continues to be a frequent destination for many local and foreign tourists with its soil structure in various colors.
Visitor from Canada
Raysa Deaconu, living in Canada, visited the region she discovered via social media along with her sister. Deaconu stated that the site is very valuable and unique in the world, giving visitors the feeling of being on another planet.
Importance of Nallıhan Bird Sanctuary
Along with the Rainbow Hills, the Nallıhan Bird Sanctuary, which hosts about 200 different bird species, also draws attention. Located on the important migration route between Africa and Europe, this area experiences an influx of numerous migratory birds every year starting from March.
Visitors' Impressions of the Region
Yasin Koç, who visited the region, stated that he loves nature trips and that the geological formations at the foot of the Rainbow Hills are extremely striking and beautiful, emphasizing the importance of the region for travelers.