Bolu province is located in the Western Black Sea Region. The population of the city is about 300 thousand. Bolu's history BC It dates back to the 1200s. Bolu, which hosted the Hittites, Alexander the Great, Persians, and the Ottoman Empire, has taken on a different identity with its unique customs and traditions over the years.

Historical cultural places to visit;

Abant Lake and Nature Park

Yedigoller National Park

Golcuk Nature Park

Kartalkaya Ski Center

Esentepe (Arkut Mountain) Ski Center

Bolu Thermal Springs

Bolu Highlands

Horse Plateau

Sülüklü Lake

Cubuk Lake

Circumcision Lake

Seben Lake

Akkaya Travertines

Mudurnu Houses

Goynuk Houses

Aksemseddin Tomb

Gerede Goat Castle

The Inns and Baths of Bolu

Bolu is famous for its cooks. The history of the chefs trained in Mengen dates back to the sultan's kitchen. The annual Mengen Cooks Festival is of great importance in terms of its contribution to culture and tourism.

Bolu is generally located in the Western Black Sea and Black Sea climate types. The dominant vegetation in Bolu is forests. 65% of the province's territory is covered with forests.

There is a total of 1 university in our province of Bolu. This university is Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.

Bolu's economy is based on agriculture and forestry. However, in recent years, the industry and tourism sector has also developed considerably. 40% of the total gross income comes from agriculture. 80% of the active population is engaged in agriculture. 10% of the income comes from forestry. Grain is one of the agricultural products. The underground wealth of Bolu is also very rich.