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A green Sahara in the Black Sea
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
One may find themselves the victim of the Black Sea locals’ trademark sense of humor and derision when visiting the sumptuous Sahara National Park in Artvin. The namesake of the world’s biggest desert is its polar opposite – a vast forest where the sun never shows up without being tamed by the leaves of the spruce trees and firs. AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
Located on the Sahara Plateau of the eastern Black Sea province known for its natural beauty, the area became a national park in 1994 and hosts a vast flora. Particularly famous for its mushrooms and geological characteristics, the park is among the secret natural gems waiting to be discovered by nature lovers and eco-tourists alike. AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
AA Photo / Hüseyin Demirci
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