Pazar

Pazar is a town and region of Rize Province operating at a profit Sea district of Turkey, 37 km east of the city of Rize. The town contains numerous occupants of Georgian and Laz heritages and in addition other peoples. The previously recorded occupation is the exchanging province Αonνa set up here by the Ancient Greeks of Miletos in the 8th century BC. Alongside whatever remains of what is currently Rize Province, Athina at that point turned out to be a piece of the Roman Empire and its successors the Byzantine Empire and the Empire of Trebizond until the point that it was brought into the Ottoman Empire by Mehmet II in 1461, despite the fact that this drift was constantly defenseless against privateers and dangers of intruders from over the adjacent Caucasus.

In fact, for a long time amid the First World War Atina was involved by Russia. This is a bumpy area and the fundamental monetary movement is tea developing, in addition to some angling, exchange and light industry in the town of Pazar. Tea was first planted here in 1944 and there are presently three industrial facilities in Pazar for preparing the harvest. 65% of arable land in Pazar is utilized for developing tea. Before tea was planted, citrus leafy foods were become here yet this has generally stopped now, aside from trees in family cultivates, where individuals develop vegetables and keep poultry. There are little zones of tobacco, corn, potatoes and beans.