Visit Adana
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Adana Vacations
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The fifth largest town in Turkey, Adana is a vibrant, urban hub , situated about 20km inland.
Adana: What to see in the surroundings?
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Adana is classed as the fifth most important city in Turkey. Its population has shot up in recent years, and therefore is a large economic and industrial centre.
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A key crossroads, Adana links up numerous cities on the coast. Take advantage of this and include this destination in your itinerary.
The fifth largest town in Turkey, Adana is a vibrant, urban hub , situated about 20km inland.
My suggestion
If you do spend time at Adana, check out Iskender Bay, where you'll find the ruins of an Armenian Cilician Dynasty castle.
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