Kibriscik

Kibriscik is a residential community and region in Bolu Province of the Black Sea area of northwestern Turkey. It covers a territory of 641 km², and the populace is 5,354 of which 1,524 live in the town of Kibriscik. The voyage up to Kibriscik is appealing wide open came to on restricted woods streets under the trees, while the town itself is over the tree-line encompassed by rough mountains. Individuals visit the region to climb in the high glades on the flanks of the Koroglu Mountains, including Kostenlik, Harmancik, Sinnecuk Yaylasi, Sorudak, Issinler Kayasi, Nadas, Deveoren Yaylasi at 2,200 m. Different attractions incorporate Karagol lake, a profound pit lake, headed straight toward Beypazarı with backwoods all around; guests come to walk, camp and watch the feathered creature life on the lake.

Different strolls in the area take you to caverns and fascinating limestone shake arrangements. The region is well inland from the Black Sea drift, behind high mountains, and has an inland atmosphere, with a considerable measure of rain in summer and pre-winter, and cool, hard winters with snow on the ground. Farming is a test on these rough slopes so the neighborhood economy relies upon eating sheep and steers. A little rice is developed in spots. This rice is exceptionally acclaimed as Kibriscik Pirinci and the best rice originates from close Nadas Village where Koca Dayi lived.