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Greetings to everyone, I wish you a pleasant journey. Our journey, which begins in Bolu Mengen, famous for its chefs, will conclude at the Devrek exit of Zonguldak, the land of Boston. I hope you enjoy watching this stunning scenic road video. You can contribute by leaving comments and feedback. Please don't forget to subscribe to my channel. MENGEN: Mengen: The Land of Chefs and Its Natural Beauty. The district has a population of approximately 14,000. Located in the east of Bolu province, Mengen is a district notable for both its historical heritage and natural beauty. Its reputation as the "Land of Chefs," in particular, fuels its interest. With its lush forests, high plateaus, and delicious cuisine, Mengen offers unforgettable moments to its visitors. Geographical Location and Natural Beauty Mengen is a forested region famous for its high plateaus. Plateaus such as Soğucak, Akçakoca, and Bürnük are popular destinations for those seeking to cool off and be at one with nature during the summer months. The Ödek, Kemal Savaş, Şirinyazı, and Hızarderesi ponds are also among the district's important recreational areas. A Land of Chefs Mengen is renowned for its master chefs. The annual "Mengen Culinary and Tourism Festival" showcases this district's unique character worldwide. The presence of the Anatolian Culinary Vocational High School in this district further underscores Mengen's importance in gastronomy. DEVREK: Devrek is a district of Zonguldak Province, located in northern Türkiye's western Black Sea Region. It is distinguished by its historical and natural beauty. Its population is approximately 58,000. Location and Geography: It is located approximately 55-60 km southeast of Zonguldak city center. Its structure lies in a bowl-shaped area surrounded by mountains. The Devrek Stream, which divides the district in two, originates in the Abant Mountains and continues as the Büyüksu River. Its forested areas are quite rich, containing extensive forests of pine and oak trees. It experiences a temperate maritime climate, with rainfall throughout all seasons. History: The Hittites (Etiler) are thought to be the earliest settlers in the region. Throughout history, it has been annexed to the Bolu and Kastamonu districts at various periods. It was annexed to the center of Zonguldak in 1920. With the rise of Zonguldak as a province in 1924, Devrek became a district of this province. Economy: Forestry, agriculture, and animal husbandry play an important role in the district's economy. Additionally, local handicrafts contribute to the economy. The most famous of these is walking stick making. Devrek walking sticks are renowned throughout Turkey. The Turkish Hard Coal Enterprises (TTK) and foreign labor also play a significant role in the regional economy. Tourism: With its natural beauty and historical heritage, Devrek has great tourism potential. Its proximity to Yedigöller National Park (approximately 54 km) attracts tourists to the district. The Bostandüzü Recreation Area is a popular spot for picnickers, especially in the summer months. Hunting tourism is also available in February and March. Key Features: Devrek Walking Sticks: Handcrafted walking sticks, usually made of walnut wood, have become a symbol of Devrek. #explore #travel #ankara #istanbul #turkey #highway #motorway #automotive #bolu #mengen #sevenlakes #devrek #zonguldak #bartın #amasra #travel #holiday #placestosee #trip #road #journey #road #traffic #traffic #longhaul