A Turkish city located in northeastern Turkey on the Black Sea coast, and forms the center of Trabzon province, located on the historical Silk Road, Trabzon is considered a trade gateway to Iran in the southeast of the country and the Caucasus in the northeast. It has a population of about 214,949 people. This city is characterized by its great history and charming nature, as it is visited by large numbers of tourists from different parts of the year due to the exceptional natural features it contains. vitality. The city includes a large number of distinctive landmarks such as Sultan Murad Heights, Chale Cave, the historic Sumela Monastery, and many other important landmarks that made it a prominent tourist destination.