Niğde is a city located in Turkey's Central Anatolia Region, notable for its deep historical roots. Its history dates back to the Hittites and it was an important settlement during the Roman, Byzantine, and Seljuk periods. The city offers cultural richness with historical landmarks such as the Alaaddin Mosque, Niğde Castle, and Gümüşler Monastery.
Niğde’s cuisine stands out with its local flavors. Dishes like Niğde tava, potato köfte, and höşmerim are among the region's specialties. Additionally, Niğde gazoz, a traditional soda, is one of the city’s symbols and a must-try.
Niğde experiences a continental climate with hot, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. Its natural beauties include Aladağlar National Park, Bolkar Mountains, and Narlıgöl. The warm hospitality of its people makes the city even more special. With its history, nature, and cuisine, Niğde is a destination waiting to be explored.
