Konya Göksu River: A Natural Wonder

The length of the Göksu River is 260 km, and its basin area is 10,000 km². It has two branches which are approximately the same length: The northern branch is Gökçay, the southern branch is Gökdere and the source of both is located in the Geyik Mountains of the Taurus Mountains. Geyik Mountains is between Antalya-Gündoğmuş and Konya-Hadim and 50 km to the north of Alanya.

Nature lovers cherish the river's treasures. The Yerköprü Waterfall, a majestic 20-meter cascade in the Hadim district, stuns with its beauty. Karasu spring water, known for its therapeutic properties, adds to the allure. Further downstream, the partially submerged Göksu Cave beckons with its mesmerizing stalactites and stalagmites.

Beyond captivating sights, the Göksu River sustains a vibrant ecosystem. Lush forests, sprawling wetlands, and fertile agricultural land flourish along its banks. This haven also shelters diverse flora and fauna, a testament to its ecological richness.

Adventure seekers find their thrills here too. Calmer sections of the river invite exploration through rafting, while designated areas welcome anglers searching for a fruitful catch. The Konya Göksu River promises an unforgettable experience.