Çankırı

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Çankırı is a city in northern Central Anatolia, Türkiye.

Çankırı Halal Travel Guide

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The quintcrucial Central Anatolian town with a mainly conservative population, Çankırı, home to about 70,000 people, is one of the smallest provincial capitals in Türkiye. Although it lies close to both the geographical and the political centre of the nation (i.e., Ankara) and the main feel of the place is remoteness. As one writer from Ankara (Nihat Genç, often known for his controversial views) puts it, Çankırı is possibly what Ankara would look like, had it not been declared the capital of the nation and received the large government investments, which helped it become the modern metropolis that it is today.

Your best option to arrive in this town is possibly en route from Ankara to Ilgaz National Park|Ilgaz Mountains or to resort citys on Western Karadeniz|Western Black Sea that are popular with people from Ankara, such as İnebolu, and Amasra.

Travel as a Muslim to Çankırı

Çankırı lies about one to one and a half hour drive north of Ankara, through the windswept Anatolian steppes, with some remarkable views of eroded hillsides watching the highway from a distance.

What to see in Çankırı

Büyük Cami - panoramio - Büyük Cami mosque

• Büyük Cami mosque - tollfree=

Telecommunications in Çankırı

+90 376 is the area code for Çankırı. While calling from within Türkiye, drop the initial +90 and dial 0 before 376 instead.

Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Çankırı

• Whenever you are bored with the views of badlands, head north and up to the deep green spruce forests of Ilgaz National Park, less than an hour's drive away.

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