Bursa Turkey or as the Green Exchange, the great city of Ulusehir, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire, and the last resting place of its founder Osman Ghazi, is one of the tourist cities of Turkey, the world's tallest cable car.
Tourism in Turkey is characterized by diversity, with a view to the north of the Marmara Sea. In the south, Mount Uludag rises to the highest peak in the Marmara region, with an altitude of 23499 meters above sea level. The famous Oludag Mountain is a world ski resort for tourists from all over the world.
On the western side of the city of Bursa and in the region of Cekirge are the baths of hot springs rich in iron and sulfur, which have gained fame throughout the Middle East,
The discovery of hot springs in the Turkish bourse dates back to the Roman era, when the first hot spring baths were established. The Byzantine state also paid great attention to these springs.
Hot spring baths are often used by Turks, especially in the colder months of winter, and are also enjoyed by Arab and foreign tourists. Kara Mustafa Bath is the most famous bathhouse in Bursa.
Some of the hot springs in Bursa have a high sulfur content. Their water temperature is high at 80 ° C, while others have a moderate temperature of 38 ° C to 57 ° C and are also free of sulfur.
The bourse climate is located between the Mediterranean climate and the humid subtropical climate. Its summer is hot and humid from June to September. Winter is cold, wet, and rainy. It can also snow for several days in the winter. In Uludag Mountain, the winter weather is very cold and snowy and the snow continues throughout the winter. In contrast, summer is warm.
