Ozsafak Pansion
Our pension is open from May to 15th November. There are 10 rooms which are suitable for 2/3 people. The Aladag Mountains are easily accessible from here for trekking, climbing and bird watching. In the pension breakfast, lunch and dinner are available if you
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Niğde is the capital of Niğde Province in Turkey. Near the city are the Hittite ruins of Tyana, Roman ruins, and the Byzantine monastery at Gümüşler. The latter is carved into volcanic rock and contains chapels with frescoes painted onto the volcanic rock. The frescoes depict saints and a smiling Mary.
The city is located between the volcanic Melandiz Mountains, including the Mount Hasan stratovolcano near the city of Aksaray to the north, and the Niğde Massif to the south-southeast. The massif is a metamorphic dome that contains abandoned antimony and iron mines. Several marble quarries are currently active in the pure white crystalline marble of the massif.
Niğde is also known within Turkey for its apples.
