Beynam Ataturk Forest

While the Beynam Atatürk forest, which is the windpipe of picnickers, is preferred due to its proximity to Ankara, it hosts 2-3 thousand people on the weekends in the summer months. The year-round outdoor picnic area is operated by a private company. The entrance fee to the picnic area, which can be reached through the asphalt road through the colorful hills, is 1 million 250 thousand liras for vehicles. In addition to fountains, wooden tables, there are also units such as a high-capacity restaurant, parking lot and playground. The most prominent feature of the forest, which has a wide field of view around the fire watchtower, is the tree trunk shape. Those who are interested in tree photographs can find various compositions in the forest, where a different interestingness is displayed on each trunk. There is also the opportunity to watch the village of Beynam from the picnic area.
Far from looking down on the village of Beynam, those who enter the village come across a historical house. My Brain Ataturk House. In the summer of 1999, I went to the village of Beynam for the book about Atatürk Houses, which I prepared by traveling 18.500 km on the Turkish roads and researched the house in ruins. In journalism, follow-up is essential, I took a look this year as well.