The bridge over Seyhan River connects Seyhan and Yüreğir counties. Belonging to the Roman Imperial Period the Taş Bridge is one of the most important symbols of Adana. According to the inscription in Adana Archeology Museum, the 1700-years-old bridge was built by an architect named “Auxentios” during the Roman Imperial Period.” It has the title of being the oldest bridge in the world still in use. After its repair in 2006, the bridge closed to vehicle traffic. The bridge is 319 m. length 11.4 m. wide. Today, 14 of the 21 round arches of the bridge can be seen.

Set on an area of 130,000 square metres, Menzelet Recreation Area (Menzelet Mesire Alanı) offers green areas, bowers, barbeques, picnic tables, fountains and playgrounds, as well as panoramic views of the dam.

The Başkonuş Plateau (Başkonuş Yaylası) is a wonder of nature, hosting many indigenous flowers and plants, most notably hyacinth and orchid. It is also a stopover for migratory birds and a habitat for endemic birds, as well as deer. Trees such as firs, cedars, oaks, and junipers grow in abundance. In 1987, Başkonuş was established as a deer breeding preserve; sometime later, the deer were released into the wild. Trekkers will, at times, come across groups of deer. The area includes a rustic restaurant, chalets, recreation, and picnic areas, a camp and caravan site, playgrounds and hiking trails. There is an accommodation facility as well, about 1,325 metres above sea level. The hike to the summit of Başkonuş Plateau, which is around 1,850 metres above sea level, is 4,100 metres. The views of the surrounding landscape are magnificent. About 1,300 metres along the path to the summit is another path of about 1,200 metres that leads to the Sersem Plateaus, with an altitude of 1,650 metres. From this area, visitors can view storks stopping along their migratory routes.

It is easy to get to the Ilıca Hot Springs, which are 70 km from the centre of Kahramanmaraş. As well, the journey includes a 12-kilometre section of road from the edge of the Menzelet Dam that features the wonderful landscapes of Kahramanmaraş. Open throughout the year, the hot springs draw visitors seeking relaxation or the healing benefits of the geothermal waters. The Plateaus and other natural beauties in the area also attract attention. The Döngele Hot Springs are in Döngele village of the Onikişubat district. The waters are 38 degrees (C) and the Hot Springs also offer accommodation facilities for visitors and tourists.