Pazar

Pazar, a district of Rize province in the Black Sea region, where all shades of green and blue dance in harmony with each other, is one of the magical places waiting for you to discover its natural beauties.

B.C. Founded in 64 as Athens, Pazar is the oldest settlement in the Black Sea region. This word, which means mind, beauty and wisdom, has become a name that is compatible with this district with the flamboyant beauty of its challenging nature. The name of this district, whose economy is based on agriculture and animal husbandry, was recorded as "Pazar" in 1935.

The Climate and Nature of Pazar

In the region where the high interior mountains extend parallel to the coast, the summer months are warm and rainy, and the winter months are cool and humid due to precipitation. Although the wind blows cold in autumn, there is wet and humid weather in summer. Since it is a region that receives so much rainfall, it derives its main economic power from tea production. Animal husbandry is continued in the plateaus in the high grassland areas.

Verçenik Mountain, which has the second highest peak in the Eastern Black Sea Region after Kaçkar Mountain, is located in Pazar district. The highest peak of Verçenik Mountain, which consists of three peaks side by side, is the peak in the middle. Technical materials for rock climbing are required for Verçenik Mountain, which is difficult to climb. Surrounded by many lakes, Verçenik Mountain is used for camping in the vicinity of twin lakes called Kapılı Lakes.

Pazar Hotels

We strongly recommend you to take some time for yourself to discover the nature of Pazar, which smells like tea. You should definitely pamper yourself with the peaceful view of camps, hikes, picnics, historical buildings, and rushing rivers. Moreover, HotelForex.com takes the worry out of your search for accommodation and allows you to start feeling comfortable while you are planning your vacation. It will be enough to review our site for our Sunday Hotel options, which will make you feel at home in the comfort of your home. In addition, the option to negotiate with hotels is one of the privileges HotelForex.com offers you.

Places to Visit in Pazar

Women's Market: The Women's Market, located at the entrance of the Pazar parallel to the Athens creek, is the place where the products prepared by women are sold. Among the products, there are many such as butter, cheese, fruits, vegetables and seedlings. Women's Bazaar, which can also be attended by women living in the surrounding villages, provides an important opportunity for women living in this region to keep the traditions alive and contribute to the household economy.

Maiden's Castle: Located on a small peninsula in Pazar district centre, Maiden's Castle is located on a rocky ground. It is a very remarkable building in terms of stonework. It is not known by whom it was built. Rumor has it that it was built as a summer residence for a princess. It has no connection with land. During the Ottoman period, it served as a castle.

Ciha Castle: Located on the old silk road, Ciha Castle is 7 kilometers from the coastal road. It was built in a round shape and has 2 towers.

Derinsu Bridge: Derinsu Bridge, which was built with a length of 8.50 meters, is located in Derinsu Village. Derinsu Stream passes under the bridge. It has a view where you can get magnificent photo frames.

Ortayol Village Bridge: Ortayol Village Bridge, which has stone pavement, is 16 meters long. You should definitely visit the bridge, which can be easily reached from the city center. Ortayol Village Bridge, located on the Uğrak Village road, will make you feel in the most peaceful place in the world with its breathtaking view, just like the other bridges in Pazar district.

Pazar Local Flavors

• Anchovy Bird

• Bread with anchovy

• Anchovy Rice

• Kale Soup

• Setting

• Kale Wrap

• Ayran Chop

• Herse

• Poached Eggs

• Zucchini with Molasses is one of the local delicacies we can count.

What to Buy in the Pazar?

Since basket knitting is still going on, you should definitely buy for yourself and your loved ones products produced as hand baskets and spoon holders (Gamal). You can also buy products such as cornmeal from the Ladies' Market and bake mihlama or cornbread for your loved ones.