List of yaylas in Turkey
Yayla means mountain resort in Turkish; see yayla (resort). In the table below, some of the famous yaylas are listed (in geographical order):
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| Name | Region | Province | District |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anzer | Black Sea | Rize Province | İkizdere |
| Ayder | Black Sea | Rize Province | Çamlıhemşin |
| Uzungöl | Black Sea | Trabzon Province | Çaykara |
| Çambaşı | Black Sea | Ordu Province | Kabadüz |
| Boraboy | Black Sea | Amasya Province | Taşova |
| Gölcük | Aegean | İzmir Province | Ödemiş |
| İbradı | Mediterranean | Antalya Province | İbradı |
| Yeşilöz | Mediterranean | Antalya Province | Alanya |
| Abanoz | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Anamur |
| Balandız | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Silifke |
| Sorgun | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Erdemli |
| Fındıkpınarı | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Mersin |
| Gözne | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Mersin |
| Güzelyayla | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Mersin |
| Gülek | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Tarsus |
| Çamlıyayla | Mediterranean | Mersin Province | Çamlıyayla |
| Akçatekir | Mediterranean | Adana Province | Pozantı |
| Pozantı | Mediterranean | Adana Province | Pozantı |
| Horzum | Mediterranean | Adana Province | Kozan |
| Zorkun | Mediterranean | Osmaniye Province | Osmaniye |
| Belen | Mediterranean | Hatay Province | Belen |
| Soğukoluk | Mediterranean | Hatay Province | Belen |
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