Adana is a province in the south of Turkey, located in the Mediterranean Region. The population of Adana province is over 2 million. Adana was established on the Seyhan River in Çukurova, located in the south of the Taurus Mountains.

Archaeological finds in the region have unearthed human settlements dating back to the Paleolithic Age.

In addition to Adana's multicultural history, fertile lands and rich gastronomic potential; It is also known as the city of castles and bridges. Some historical places to visit;

Anavarza Ancient City

Varda Bridge

Stone bridge

Shar Komana Ancient City

Magarsus Ancient City

Yumurtalık & Castles

Snake Castle

Kozan (Fog) Castle

Feke Castle & Karakilise

Saimbeyli Castle

Great Clock Tower

Hippocompos Mosaics

Oil Mosque and Complex

Ulu Mosque and Complex

Bebekli Church (St. Paul's Church)

Ramazanoglu Mansion

Misis Mound and Bridge

Tatarli Höyük

Sirkeli Höyük and Hittite Rock Relief

Wolfear Caravanserai

Adana, which has been under the influence of many nomadic and settled civilizations since the Hittites, has received important migrations from different cultures such as the Balkans, Crete, Central Asia and Syria in the history of the Republic. Its deep-rooted past and multicultural structure have enabled the development of Adana's rich cuisine today.

Adana has Mediterranean climate characteristics. Summers are hot and dry, winters are mild and rainy.

Adana has an important human resource pool with 60,000 students at its 2 universities and a workforce capacity of 1.1 million. Çukurova University, located on 20 thousand decares of land on the eastern side of the Seyhan Dam Lake, is larger than many provinces and districts with its 55 thousand population.

Adana has been an important center of attraction in the field of production throughout history with its fertile lands thanks to its powerful rivers and dams and the trade routes passing over it. Adana is one of the first industrialized regions of the Republic of Turkey. Product richness and proximity to raw materials in Çukurova, one of the most fertile plains in the world, brought industrialization with it. Today, approximately 40,000 companies operate in Adana.