Bolu

Bolu Province is a territory in northwestern Turkey. It's a vital midpoint between the capital, Ankara and the biggest city in the nation, Istanbul. It covers a zone of 7,410 km², and the populace is 271,208. This is an appealing forested mountain locale focused on the city of Bolu, which has a long history. There is a lot of woods however minimal agrarian land. There is some garden create and dairy generation including great cheeses and cream, the greater part of this is expended or sold locally, particularly as Bolu has a huge passing exchange: Bolu Mountain is the major geological deterrent on the Istanbul-Ankara thruway, and until 2007, when the Bolu Mountain Tunnel is being opened, most voyagers halted here for sustenance and refreshment.

Bolu has a long custom of superb food. Yearly cookery rivalries are held in Mengen. It isn't known when Bolu was first established. There are some archeological discoveries going back around 100,000 years that propose the district was possessed then. The territory now in Bolu Province was in eastern Bithynia and southwestern Paphlagonia. The town of Bithynium from which the zone takes its name is the advanced Bolu. By around 375 BCE, Bithynia had picked up its autonomy from Persia, and King Bas in this manner vanquished Alexander's endeavor to take it. The Bithynian locale with parts of Paphlagonia remained its very own kingdom until 88 BCE when it quickly went under Mithridates VI and the Kingdom of Pontus.