A mountain in the Kazova valley, between Tokat and Turhal in Türkiye, has captured attention for its striking resemblance to the Egyptian pyramids. Rising from the flat valley with symmetrical lines and a sharp structure, this natural wonder has intrigued locals and visitors alike. Visible from every point in the Kazova valley, it offers stunning visuals for nature enthusiasts and photographers.
Local resident Aybike Gamze Gazioğlu emphasized the desire for expert examination and tourism development. She pointed out the global existence of pyramid-like structures and suggested that this mountain might be a similar phenomenon. Gazioğlu expressed the community’s curiosity, hoping that the mountain’s potential historical significance would be explored and promoted as a tourist attraction.
Ahmet Demirağ – Yasin Kıras