Reopening of the Toluntash Cave in Ankara

Reopening of the Tulumtaş Cave in Ankara The Tulumtaş Cave, discovered about 30 years ago during excavation operations for the Ankara ring road in the Gölbaşı area of Ankara, has begun welcoming visitors following completed arrangements. Mehmet Kara, a retired teacher who came to visit the cave, expressed his great satisfaction with the work done there. Kara congratulated those who have worked tirelessly, stating, "This is a living cave with a history of 5 million years. Excavations are still ongoing. We are also witnessing spectacular views. The service has truly been outstanding."

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Reopening of the Toluntash Cave in Ankara

Opening of the Tolumnat Cave in Ankara
The Tolumnat Cave, discovered about 30 years ago during excavation operations for the construction of the Ankara ring road in the Gölbaşı region, has started welcoming visitors after the necessary arrangements were made.
Methat Kara, a retired teacher who came to visit the cave, expressed his delight at the work done there. Kara congratulated those who worked tirelessly, stating: "This is a living cave with a history of 5 million years. Excavations are still ongoing. We also see incredible landscapes. It has truly been excellent service."

The entrance fee to the cave, where restoration work has been completed by the Gölbaşı Municipality, is set at 30 lira for adults and 15 lira for students. Veterans, martyrs' families, and individuals aged 0 to 6 will have free access to visit the cave.

The municipality has launched a transportation service for citizens to visit the Tulumtash Cave. Buses will operate on Mondays and Saturdays at 10:30 AM and 2:30 PM from the public library of each area, and on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from the Clock Tower at Tekih.

The Tulumtash Cave, located between the villages of Injek, Hajilar, and Tulumtash, has an approximate navigable length of 265 meters, with its stalactites extending horizontally. This cave offers various facilities, including a café, a buffet, a cinema room, a ticket sales office, a prayer room, and restrooms, all set within a 467 square meter area. In the cinema room, with a capacity of 45 people, visitors will be informed about the cave's conditions before their tour. The interior design of the café within the cave is inspired by the stalactites and stalagmites of Tulumtash Cave, ensuring harmony with the natural environment.

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