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Suluklugol

Akyazı, Turkey

Fantastic lake on the heart of a fault line. 

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Situated on the heart of a fault line, Suluklugol is a lake that draws tourists from all over the area who visit to hike, fish, and boat around and on the water. Approximately one a half hours away from Istanbul, Suluklugol is about 8 km from Dokurcun. Several of the tourism agencies from the area - Turkey and surrounding countries - organize weekend package trips to the lake.

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