Erzurum Province
Kop Mountain: A sanctuary of biodiversity and history
Located between the provinces Bayburt and Erzurum in Türkiye's northeast, Kop Mountain is a natural gem renowned for its rich vegetation, endemic species and breathtaking beauty.
Reaching an altitude of 2,918 meters, the majestic peak offers a stark contrast between its snow-clad winter visage and the vibrant plant life that emerges in the summer.
Ministry initiates project to preserve folk music
Within the scope of the project initiated by the Culture and Tourism Ministry to preserve folk music for future generations, folklore researchers are recording folk songs sung by deceased bards and local artists in the eastern province of Erzurum.
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Heavy snowfall blankets country’s eastern provinces
The country's eastern provinces have been battling heavy snowfall that has already blocked roads in remote regions, as snow depth exceeds 20 centimeters in the high-altitude sites of Van and Erzurum.
5.1-magnitude earthquake jolts Turkey's east
A magnitude-5.1 earthquake struck Turkey's eastern province of Erzurum, the country's disaster authority announced on Nov. 19.
The quake shook Köprüköy district of the province at 3:40 p.m. local time, according to the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD).
It occurred at a depth of 6.94 kilometers below the surface, it added.
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Botanical garden in eastern Turkey stuns visitors
Located in eastern Erzurum province, the Ata Park Botanical Garden astonishes visitors and onlookers with its spectacular autumn scenery. (AA Photo)
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Fall colors shine over botanical park in Turkey's east
The Botanical Park of eastern Erzurum province is home to over 150 plant species, including trees, shrubs and flowers. (AA Photo)
Newly-found fossils shed light on Turkey’s continental history
Tree fossils recently discovered in eastern Turkey have provided insights into the country's climatic history, a member of Istanbul University's Faculty of Forestry said on Aug. 18.
Professor Ünal Akkemik told the state-run Anadolu Agency that fossils dating back 160 to 170 million years were found in the eastern province of Erzurum's Narman district.
Flood-struck areas of Black Sea region to be declared disaster area: Erdoğan
Parts of Turkey's Black Sea region hit by flooding and landslides will be officially declared a disaster area, the nation's president said on July 17.
8,000-year-old deer drawings found in caves of Turkey’s east
Experts discovered some 8,000-year-old deer drawings made with ochre on the walls of mountain caves in the eastern province of Erzurum's Tortum district on June 26.
Summer scenery from Erzurum's Aşkale
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