Artvin Governor Dr. Turan Ergün inspected the Yusufeli Dam, the tallest in Türkiye and the fifth highest in the world, highlighting its significant impact on the economy. During his visit to the dam, Ergün explained that the project, part of Türkiye’s “mega projects,” adds 6 billion liras annually to the national economy. The dam, standing 275 meters tall, is located in Artvin, a region known for its hydroelectric power and natural beauty. Governor Ergün noted that energy production continues smoothly, with water levels managed through scientific methods, accounting for seasonal changes such as snowmelt.
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The Rainbow Hills in Oltu, Erzurum, are gaining popularity among nature and photography enthusiasts. Formed 45 million years ago, the hills reveal vibrant colors after rainfall and are being compared to similar formations in China.
Located in Tuzla, Yolboyu, Bahçecik, and Kaleboğazı neighborhoods, the hills are attracting more visitors each year. Local photographers use drones and cameras to capture the hills’ unique beauty, which officials hope to promote as a tourist destination.