Visitors were amazed by Lake Tuz, located at the junction of the borders of Ankara, Konya, and Aksaray provinces, and the second largest lake in Turkey.
Lake Tuz, located at the intersection of the borders of Ankara, Konya, and Aksaray provinces and the second largest lake in Turkey, supplies 70% of the country's salt needs.
The Lake Tuz basin is among the wetlands in our country that are important for preserving biological diversity.
Shapes formed in the lake basin, which is experiencing drought due to the drop in water levels, were captured in images. Local and foreign visitors to the area took walks on the lake.
