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http://www.kestel.gov.tr/iklim-ve-cografya

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https://www.bursa.com.tr/en/sayfa/population-climate-geography-47/

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According to the 2019 census the population of the province, Bursa is Turkey's 4th largest city in Turkey with a total of 3.056.120 million. This population consists of 1,530,956 men (50,09%) and 1,525,164 women (49,91%).

Bursa province , which is located southeast of the Sea of ​​Marmara, located between 40 degrees longitude and 28-30 degrees latitude, is surrounded by Bilecik and Adapazarı at its East, Kocaeli, Yalova, Istanbul and Marmara Sea at North, Kutahya at South and Balikesir at its West.

Bursa, with a 155 meters elevation from the sea level, generally has a mild climate. However, it varies by climatic zones. Against the soft and warm climate of the Marmara Sea at north, Bursa is confronted by the harsh climate of Uludag at south.

Hottest months of the Province are through September while the coldest are February through March. As of 52 years of observation period, average amount of annual rainfall is 706mm.  Relative humidity is around 69% at the Province.

Surface shapes of the Province are in the forms of mountains with collapsed areas which are separated from each other with thresholds.  Yenisehir, Bursa and Inegol plains and Iznik and Uluabat lakes are the primary collapsed areas.

Total surface area of the province of Bursa is 10,819 km² and 17% of the land is made up of plains.

Uluabat (1,134 m²) and Iznik (298 m²) lakes are within the territory of the province.

Major rivers of the province are:  Nilufer Steam, Goksu Steam, Koca Creek, Kara Creek and Aksu Creek which are fed by many streams that start from the southern slopes of Uludag and again generate from Uludag and lastly Mustafakemalpasa Stream.

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The Atatürk House Museum, which is estimated to have been built at the end of the 19th century, is located on Çekirge Street in Bursa. During Atatürk's second visit to the city, Bursa Municipality bought this building from Miralay Mehmet Bey and gifted it to him, and later on, Atatürk stayed in this house every time he visited the city. The house was turned into a museum in 1973, on the 50th anniversary of the Republic. In it; It is said that there are original items that Atatürk used, such as bed, cup sets, ornaments, and a tiled stove.

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II. Murad Mosque reflects its plainest form among the mosque types with zawiyah between 1425-1426. Despite being so simple, both the exterior and interior decorations are quite rich. The processing of the stone and brick used on the exterior and the colorful motifs on the interior show us how rich the artistic content of the mosque is. The mosque is one of the important points of the Muradiye Complex.

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The Church of the Archangels is known as the third oldest church in the world. The other name of the church, which has a history of approximately 1300 years, is Taksiyarhon. It was built between the years 780-797. The privately owned church was sold to Elpidophoros Lambriniadis, who was appointed Metropolitan of Bursa by the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Istanbul Fener.

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Historical places worth visiting in Bursa

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Historical places worth visiting in Bursa

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https://www.bizevdeyokuz.com/bursa-tarihi-yerler/amp/

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Young people who will go to the military are invited to dinner by their neighbors and relatives. Especially young people’s favorite dishes are prepared. The people with whom he bids farewell to the soldier money, underwear, socks, etc. They give gifts. The soldiers’ friends try to entertain the soldier with drums and zurna.

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https://istanbul-tourist-information.com/en/wedding-in-turkey/turkish-traditions/

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Often musicians, called "Davul Zurna", are hired to play loudly in the street during the bridal pickup. Davul is a big drum and Zurna is a wind instrument with a funnel-shaped bell. This is to shorten the time the groom has to wait for the lady of his heart.

According to tradition, the bride's father ties a red ribbon around her waist. This is supposed to bring luck and wealth and at the same time stands for the purity of the bride. Often there is dancing in the street before the bride and groom get in the wedding car.

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Milk halva, which has survived from the Ottoman cuisine, resembles a cauldron with its appearance. Milk halva, one of the famous flavors of Bursa, is one of the most popular desserts with its lightness. It is prepared in an average of 30 minutes.

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Stuffed Cabbage or Kelem Stuffed Cabbage is a dish made by putting bulgur or rice, as well as other stuffing depending on the region, into a leaf of white cabbage. There are varieties of olive oil wrap or mince wrap.

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The dish was invented by one Mustafa Efendi, who was born in 1842 in Pazarcık, Ottoman Bulgaria, and emigrated to İnegöl in 1892. In 1893 he began selling meatballs in his shop at the bazaar on the Ankara-Bursa road. These proved popular, and the family-run shop is still in business till the present day.

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www.nefisyemektarifleri.com

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İskender kebap is a Turkish dish that consists of sliced döner  kebab meat topped with hot tomato sauce over pieces of pita bread (sometimes croutons) and generously slathered with melted special sheep's milk butter and yogurt. It can be prepared from thinly and carefully cut grilled lamb or chicken. Tomato sauce and melted butter are generally poured over the dish live at the table, for the customer's amusement.

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The sycamore tree which gave its name to the Oyukcinar Neighborhood at the North of Bursa was Turkey’s largest tree with its 18.2 meters body width. Halkali (ringed) and Dudakli (labiates) Sycamore along with the Kiremitci Sycamore that the storks nest in every year are all Bursa Sycamores that are in the same age as the Ottoman Empire.

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In fact, the 6-storey, 65-meter-long clock tower in this Tophane Park dates from the reign of Sultan Abdulaziz, but was demolished for an unknown reason before we could see the 1900s. Afterwards, it was rebuilt between 1904 and 1905 and reopened in honor of Abdülhamit I's accession to the throne.

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The mosque has 20 domes and 2 minarets. Ulu Cami is the largest mosque in Bursa and a landmark of early Ottoman architecture which used many elements from the Seljuk architecture. Ordered by Sultan Bayezid I, the mosque was designed and built by architect Ali Neccar in 1396–1399.

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https://www.enuygun.com/bilgi/amp/bursa-da-gezilecek-yerler/

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Located at the foot of Uludag, at an altitude of 2,543 meters, 31 kilometers from the center of Bursa, Uludag Ski Center is among the most popular and popular ski resorts not only in Turkey but also in Europe. In Uludag, where tourism opportunities are highly developed, you can have a beautiful winter holiday in 5-star ski hotels, bungalow hotels and wooden-architecture forest mansions that offer magnificent nature and ski slope views.