Spectacular, interesting, worth a visit, for sure! I visited the gorge in the format of an excursion, they didn't give me much time for inspection, but even so, there are a lot of impressions and all are positive. If possible, it is better to go by yourself, without being tied to other tourists. The gorge itself is not long, but the passage along the path, which seems to hang over the stream, is very exciting) at the end there is an opportunity to wander over the rocks and take cool photos. Absolutely!!! Take non-slip shoes with good foot fixation! The water is icy, swimming, well, except for walruses) although you can wet your feet without consequences. There is also an opportunity to participate in rafting on buns or something similar. There is also an opportunity to ride open buses through the local beauties. There is also a restaurant where you can have a snack with a great view and tables right in the water. The entrance to the canyon itself cost 60 lira, but additional entertainment was provided in different ways, depending on the group and SO on...

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Элеонора П.

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A very interesting place! If you're on your way, I suggest you stop by. The canyon is not big, I was in May, there is not much water. But it's very beautiful. There is no waterfall, the water is pouring down from the mountain, noisy, beautiful, unusual. The entrance fee is 250 lire. Helmets are issued at the entrance. Take corals with you if you are afraid to walk barefoot on the rocks. Beauty!

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