Mount Nemrut welcomes the first tourist groups of the season
Stating that investigations on the effects of earthquakes on historical structures were also carried out, it was determined that damage occurred in the Karakuş Tumulus, Eski Kahta Castle and Arsameia Ruins, Gelse stated that the restoration and reduction works will be completed in a short time.
Noting that the Regional Directorate of Foundations will initiate work for the damaged mosques in the city, Gelse stated that no damage has been detected in other historical buildings.
Emphasizing that they are working to return life to normal in tourism as soon as possible, Gelse said:
“Adıyaman is the first province to open the tourism season in the earthquake zone. We welcomed the first tourist group from South Korea last week. So far, we have 6 tourist groups from South Korea. They have started tourism activities in the region. In addition, they have started tourism activities in the region from Italy to America. “We also have tourists coming from Turkey and Germany. Our agencies related to approximately 130 tourist groups have made their connections. Thus, our tourism season has started.”
Stating that the bed capacity has decreased due to earthquakes in the city, Gelse said, “While we had a capacity of 4 thousand beds in Adıyaman in 2022, this capacity dropped by 50 percent after the earthquake. We currently have a bed capacity of 2000. About 650 of these 2 thousand bed capacities are currently in use. I hope 2 Within a week, this number will exceed a thousand. We will start to use the bed capacity actively as soon as possible.” gave his words.
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The earthquake that occurred in Adıyaman last week caused damage to some historical sites such as Karakuş Tumulus, Eski Kahta Castle, and Arsameia Ruins. However, restoration and reduction works are expected to be completed soon, according to Gelse, the Governor of Adıyaman. The Regional Directorate of Foundations will also begin work on the mosques that were damaged in the earthquake. Despite the earthquake’s impact on the city’s bed capacity, tourism activities are still going on in Adıyaman. The city welcomed its first tourist group from South Korea last week and has received 6 more groups since then. Tourists from Italy, America, Turkey, and Germany have also started tourism activities in the region. The bed capacity, which was 4,000 before the earthquake, decreased by 50%, but the authorities are working to increase it to more than a thousand within a week.
