We've come to miss those wooden houses that exude peace and tranquility.


Each room, crafted with modesty… Two-story… The upper floor painted white… The lower floor made of stone…

Houses with bay windows…

Various fruits and vegetables in their gardens…

Safranbolu, Amasya, Cumalıkızık, and a hidden treasure, Taraklı…

In Taraklı, these houses stand before us, preserving their soul, far from any tourist investment.

We first saw it in commercials starring Şener Şen. With the name "Mümkünlü" and a charming house view…

Perhaps its lack of tourism has preserved its spirit. And that's a good thing.


During Ramadan, meals are prepared outdoors in the town. Quietly and with sharing…

Taraklı is a longed-for and dreamed-of utopia. Worth visiting and living in…

An Ottoman town that could be a place for those who want to get away from the noise and dust of big cities.

And the uhud dessert, which can be eaten by diabetics, is an added bonus.

Its old names were Dablar, Bytinia, Tarakçı…


The city was conquered even before the founding of the Ottoman Empire, during the time of Ertuğrul Gazi. Therefore, it is entirely ours, Taraklı.


Kadirler Mansion, furnished with antique items, is an aesthetic mirror reflecting Taraklı to us, accessible to visitors.


Taraklı is a city that exudes the Ottoman spirit, not just in its appearance. It's a district that has preserved its inherent sincerity, sharing, and smiles. To remember and experience these beauties inherited from the Ottoman era, one must visit and feel them. My greatest wish is that these beauties remain unspoiled.