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The Dance of Waters: Sütüven Waterfall

The Dance of Waters: Sütüven Waterfall

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A popular and striking waterfall at the entrance of Kazdağı National Park, cascading over rocks to create a stunning visual spectacle.

Before exploring Kazdağı National Park, your first stop could be Sütüven Waterfall. Easily accessible from Glenn Hotel & Beach, this waterfall offers a magnificent sight, especially in spring when the water flow increases. Together with the Hasanboğuldu Pond just above it, this spot forms a perfect duo for peaceful moments immersed in nature. At the end of your visit, the tranquil atmosphere of Nish Restaurant will be waiting to help you refresh your day’s memories.

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The Dance of Waters: Sütüven Waterfall

The Dance of Waters: Sütüven Waterfall

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