Discover a world of serene beauty and natural splendor in the heart of Bursa; the Saitabat Waterfall, a must-see asset of Türkiye. As you journey through the cascading lush landscapes of Bursa province, prepare yourself to witness a refreshing spectacle - a rushing stream tumbling down the steep cliffs to create the mesmerizing allure of Saitabat Waterfall. This remarkable emblem of Türkiye's opulence in untouched nature is a rejuvenating break from the city’s bustle. Surrender yourself to the calming sounds of the water streaming down, mingling harmoniously with the chirping of native birds. Witness this magic unfold as the sun's rays break over the waterfall, creating a startling spectacle of gleaming drops, proving it to be a photographer's paradise. Around Saitabat, don't miss the chance to explore aged tea gardens and traditional village houses, stepping back into the tranquil rhythm of rural life in Türkiye. Treat your taste buds with delicious local trout served at restaurants around the waterfall. Who knows, you might even get to see the rainbow blooming over the mighty falls! So, pack your bags and embark on an unforgettable journey to Bursa, and get ready to experience Saitabat Waterfall, a genuine treasure of Türkiye. A visit to this alluring destination will make you fall in love with the unique charm of Türkiye, leaving an indelible mark of awe and wonder on your soul. Experience it to believe it! Your great escape and the ultimate serenity awaits you here at Saitabat Waterfall. Don't delay, begin your Türkiye adventure today!

Oylat Cave, located near İnegöl district in Bursa, is Türkiye's third-longest cave and a unique discovery point for nature lovers. With a length of approximately 665 meters, this cave showcases the power and beauty of nature with its mesmerizing stalactites and stalagmites formed over thousands of years. The interior of the cave is cool and humid, providing a refreshing atmosphere during the summer months and is thought to be beneficial for the respiratory system. Visitors can explore the safe walking paths within the cave while admiring the unique rock formations and small cave lakes. This natural beauty also provides an ideal setting for photography enthusiasts.

Lake Uluabat is located approximately 35 km west of Bursa, and 5 km south of the Bursa-İzmir Highway. It is about a 3-hour drive from İstanbul. Lake Uluabat is home to many bird species and varieties due to its location on bird migration routes. As a wetland with rich flora and fauna, it has been declared a protected area by the Ramsar Convention (in full, Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance Especially as Waterfowl Habitat). Places of interest here include the Eskikaraağaç and Gölyazı Peninsulas, the large and small islands that can be visited by boat on the lake, and the historical ruins dating back to antiquity. Following scientific studies conducted in the lake, 21 species of fish were identified. The main species that are fished for commercial purposes are northern pike and carp. Freshwater mullet, herring, and red wingfish are also fished but in small quantities. Gölyazı, a village established on the shore of Lake Uluabat, is one of the region's most interesting and historical places. The town settlement is still inside the ancient walls, which are about 800 m long. The walls contain re-used architectural elements dating back to antiquity, while the gates and towers in still in place. In some sections, the Roman, Eastern Roman, and Ottoman architectural styles are intertwined. In antiquity, the settlement here was known as Apollonia. Another notable local monument is the Church of Saint Panteleimon, which was built between 1908 and 1918 to serve the needs of the Orthodox population of “Yeni Mahalle” (New Neighborhood). Following restoration, it has been serving as a cultural center since 2014. Gölyazı awaits visitors with trees that remain in the water due to the rising waters in spring; ducks, pelicans, and storks that nest on the roofs of houses every spring; narrow, clean cobbled streets; and friendly, hospitable locals.

Suuçtu Waterfall, which was formed by the collapse of a fault line, is located 18 km from the Mustafakemalpaşa district of Bursa. The waterfall cascades down from a height of approximately 38 meters, and is a source of fresh water for the region. Picnicking at one of the wooden tables around the waterfall is highly recommended. The waterfall is surrounded by beeches, oaks, and pines, and camping is allowed.

The Termal district offers a magnificent festival to nature lovers with Sudüşen Waterfall (Sudüşen Şelalesi) and its surroundings. The road to the waterfall stands out as a natural walking trail. Marmara Sea view and a wide variety of forest fauna will accompany you while climbing the waterfall. Thanks to these features, this route is used by photographers, safari enthusiasts, trekking and picnickers. Panorama Hill at 120 meters above the sea, offers quite beautiful scenery covered with its green flora in all seasons.