NATURAL WONDERS

Sızır Waterfall stands out as one of the most impressive sites in Anatolia. Situated in a truly unique location, Sızır Waterfall is flanked on one side by the Sızır forests and on the other by the full beauty of nature.

Located north of Sivas, Mount Yıldız stands at an elevation of 2,552 meters and is 58 km from the city center.

It is a magnificent scenic spot for visitors to the Divriği Ulu Mosque and Complex.

The barrage body is of the rockfill type and its height from the foundation is 134 meters.

Located on the Kızılırmak River, it is a structure of vital importance to the region in terms of both agricultural irrigation and energy production.

The lake has been designated as an "Internationally Important Nature Area" (IINA).

The facility, which has a particularly lively atmosphere on weekends, is well worth a visit.

The Kangal dog is one of the most important living cultural heritage sites of Sivas and our country, recognized worldwide.

Hüma Hatun Street, located in the Divriği district of Sivas, is named after the philanthropist Hüma Hatun, who lived in Divriği in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and established an important endowment there.

Tekke Creek, located in the Koyulhisar district of Sivas, is a natural getaway known for its lush forests and crystal-clear spring waters.

Located within the boundaries of the Hafik district of Sivas, it is one of Turkey’s most significant karst lakes, notable for both its geological structure and the legends associated with it.

Dark Canyon is located in the Kemaliye (Eğin) district of Erzincan. It is a gorge surrounded by steep, rocky slopes formed by the Karasu River, a tributary of the Euphrates. In 2020, it was designated as a Natural Site-Qualified Natural Conservation Area.

Lökhane is an authentic workshop-café located in Kemaliye (Eğin), a historic and tourist-friendly district of Erzincan, where the traditional local dessert known as “lök” is produced and sold.

Located at a higher elevation than the provincial capital of Sivas, the Paşabahçe Recreation Area—which stands out for its gurgling streams, caves, waterfalls, and lush greenery—holds an important place in history.

It is only 10 kilometers away from the district center of Gürün in Sivas.

The Mısmılırmak Creek, which flows through Sivas and brings life to the city, has become one of the region’s most important recreational areas thanks to the landscaping projects carried out there.

Located approximately 24–30 kilometers from downtown Sivas, the Sıcak Çermik Hot Springs and Altınkale—the area’s most notable attraction—are among the city’s most popular tourist destinations.

Located near the village of Emirhan, which is part of the Sivas metropolitan area, and standing at an elevation of 1,780 meters, the Emirhan Cliffs—one of the key natural conservation areas within the Upper Kızılırmak Geopark—attract nature lovers with their unique beauty.

Located in the Koyulhisar district of Sivas, 17 kilometers from the district center, the Eğriçimen Plateau leaves visitors in awe.

Lake Hafik, located 3 km northwest of the Hafik district in Sivas Province, is commonly known as Büyük Göl.

Lake Tödürge is a naturally formed lake located in Sivas.

Located within the boundaries of the Doğanşar district of Sivas, the Dipsiz Göl Waterfall is one of the region’s most significant natural attractions.

The Şuğul Valley is one of the most notable natural attractions in Gürün.