Founded on April 21, 1995, Aladaglar National Park is a nature reserve and national park in the Central Anatolia region of southern Turkey, consisting of the back mountain range of the Taurus, covering an area of 55,065 hectares at an average altitude of 3,500 meters above sea level, and boasting a rich diversity of Wild plants and animals, as there are black and red pine forests in the higher parts of the park, and most of the herbaceous plants that grow among the rocks contain bright flowers. Wild animals in the park include wild goats, bears, wild boars, wolves, jackals, otters, birds of prey, songbirds, and others, and deserve Glacial lakes and picturesque waterfalls dotted the park for sure, and this park is considered one of the most popular areas for climbing and kayaking in Turkey.