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Purple tourism has started right next to Istanbul

With the blooming of lavender in Tekirdağ, right next to Istanbul, the fields have turned purple. The first visitors to these purple fields came from Istanbul. Located about 140 kilometers away from Istanbul, Tekirdağ's lavender fields have turned purple with the warming weather. Citizens from various provinces, especially Istanbul and Tekirdağ, have started to visit the fields covered in shades of purple. The lavender field, planted over approximately 7 acres in Tekirdağ's Süleymanpaşa district, is waiting for its visitors. Visitors from Istanbul said, "We came from Istanbul. We liked it very much, and they have prepared it beautifully. The lavenders are wonderful." The owner of the field, Hakan Turgut, stated, "We have started to welcome our guests to our lavender garden with our beautiful decorations. We are receiving a lot of visitors, especially from Istanbul and other provinces. We invite everyone to come and take beautiful photos."

Lavender festival started in Isparta

Lavender Festival has started in Kuyucak, the lavender-scented village. Speaking at the festival, Isparta Governor Aydın Baruş said that there is 5,550 decares of lavender cultivation land in Keçiborlu. Lavender Festival has started in Kuyucak, a lavender-scented village in Keçiborlu District of Isparta. Governor Aydın Baruş and his wife Nagihan Baruş, Keçiborlu District Governor Tahsin Aksu, Keçiborlu Mayor Yusuf Murat Parlak, Army Aviation School Commander Brigadier General İsa Baydilli, managers of public institutions and organizations and citizens attended the Lavender Festival opening program. The festival started with folk dance and mehteran performances in the lavender gardens with a view of Kuyucak village. Those present at the opening of the festival gave the start of the festival by releasing purple balloons from the lavender garden into the sky. Governor Baruş, who started by stating that Turkey's nature is very suitable for lavender cultivation in the opening speech of the festival, said, “Especially the region we are in is the region where lavender cultivation started and lavender was introduced to Turkey. A significant amount of lavender cultivation is carried out in this region, mainly in our Kuyucak village. According to our current findings, there are 5 thousand 550 decares of lavender cultivation land in Keçiborlu alone. Lavender is not only a flower for us, lavender is also our tourism ambassador. Lavender is an agriculturally important plant. But on the other hand, lavender is a beautiful plant on which bees make delicious honey, we want to spread lavender honey to Turkey from here, we want to introduce it and cheer up the palate.” Former National Volleyball Player Duygu Bal, who came to the festival, stated that she came to the festival with excitement and said, “The positive energy that lavender brings to life here reflects a lot on everyone. We are very happy to come from big cities and to be hosted in this town and to come to the beautiful period of lavender. Lavender has a serious benefit to our good life and health. We plan to bring this place to more masses every year. We are very happy to be here” Turkey's first domestic and national car, TOGG, which was brought to the festival, was greeted with interest by the citizens. After the speeches, Governor Baruş presented the most beautiful lavender garden and awards to the winners of the festival run. Afterwards, popular music and mehteran concerts were held. The opening ceremony of the festival continued with the cortege. The cortege, which started from the lavender garden, ended in the village of Kuyucak. The ongoing festival activities in Kuyucak village continued with the Turkish Folk Music concert. The Lavender Festival will continue with events and concerts on 16-17-18 July.

Lavender fields are now an alternative tourism route

The blooming lavender fields continue to welcome their guests with their eye-catching purple and lilac colors. Visitors from the country and abroad come to the city for the beautiful view offered by the lavender fields. The guests try to capture the most beautiful photo frame in front of the specially prepared decorations. Visitors can reach all lavender fields open to tourism via the route created by the Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism. All counties have lavender fields Provincial Culture and Tourism Director Ahmet Hacıoğlu said that lavender fields contribute to urban tourism. Stating that 20 lavender fields in the city provide well-equipped service, Hacıoğlu said, "Lavender is planted on an area of 1250 decares in our city. 20 fields provide comprehensive service for domestic and foreign tourists. Special decorations were also created in these gardens to capture beautiful photo frames." Hacıoğlu pointed out that there are lavender fields in all districts of the city and expressed that there is a great interest in these areas. Stating that they continue to organize activities to raise awareness of lavender, Hacıoğlu said: "We created a lavender route, similar to the vineyard route created before, by taking the opinion of the field owners. Instead of telling people 'go here, go there', they can reach the lavender field near them by entering the route themselves. "When you enter the Tekirdağ lavender route page, you can access all the fields open to visitors in the city. You can see everything from the distance of the field to people, to the equipment of lavender."

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Purple tourism has started right next to Istanbul

Lavender festival started in Isparta

Lavender fields are now an alternative tourism route