National Geomorphology Symposium
Turkey's Cave Tourism Elements And The Cave (safranbolu-karabük) Examples;
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Afyon Kocatepe Üniversitesi
Disiplin:
Urbanism,Landscape Architecture
Konu:
Urbanism,Landscape Architecture
Expanded summary of the cave, which has formed a large ecosystem with its living and unviable beings, which can only evolve over thousands, even millions of years; has attracted the attention of the living since very ancient times.The natural caves, which can reach dozens of kilometers long and hundreds of meters deep, were originally used or visited for different purposes, according to their increasing expectations, depending on their socio-cultural developments over time.The caves that hide in them the shapes and structures that characterize the geological and ecological formation and development of the natural environment in which they live, and the traces and remains left by the living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living living.Located in a geological, geomorphological, geographical and climatically complex area, 40% of our country is made of soluble carbonate, sulfate and chloride rocks.It is estimated that on these rocks, alongside or on the rocks alongside or on the rocks alongside or on the rocks alongside or on the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks along with the rocks.The toros mountains are the Karst region (including the middle toros primarily), the leading region of our country in terms of cavern intensity.This area, with 12 of our country’s longest 20 caves and 18 of the deepest 20 caves, follows the western Black Sea mountains of the Karst region, the western Anatolia and Tracia, the southeastern Anatolia, the central Anatolia, the east Black Sea and the east Anatolia.From these caves with different ecosystem characteristics to date, about 3,000 of them have been studied in detail to contain the inventory information of 1550.In our country, which is estimated to be more than 20,000, the number of caves studied has remained insufficient to be uncomparable with other countries.Every cave that cannot be registered by investigation is the first cave that is called for human destruction and destruction.The shortage of the cave is also reflected in the number of cave opened to tourism.The number of caves opened to tourism in our country, only 29 stops.Visits to the cave, located in 20 provinces, including most coastal areas, and covered with droplets in different colors and shapes; in the beginning it was only due to necessity and curiosity, but later was aimed at scientific and economic purposes.As throughout the world, the cave tourism, which, unlike traditional tourism in our country, continues throughout the year and is today called ecoturism or alternative tourism; mainly visual and show tourism includes a variety of religious and cultural, health, sports, adventure and scientific tourism.It is not possible to use every cave for tourism purposes.It is necessary to find a specific set of characteristics in the cave to be assessed for this purpose.In the beginning of this, it comes not to possess the shape, structure and living beings that do not require absolute protection.It will also threaten the safety of visitors, and there should be no risk elements resulting from the physical and chemical structure of the cave.In addition to the cave.
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