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#tunceli #munzur #turkey #travel Tunceli is a city located in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Turkey. Located at the foot of the Munzur Mountains and famous for its natural beauty, Tunceli is one of the least populated provinces in Turkey. The city is surrounded by the Munzur and Pulumur valleys, and the Munzur Stream is one of the natural riches of the region. Tunceli is notable for its cultural diversity, being a region where the Alevi-Bektashi faith is intense, and its historical past. Munzur Valley National Park is one of the most important tourist attractions of the region and is suitable for activities such as nature walks, camping, and rafting. The Munzur River is one of Tunceli's most important natural resources and is considered one of the symbols of the region. Originating in the Munzur Mountains, this river is approximately 150 kilometers long and flows through the Munzur Valley, passing through the center of Tunceli. Also known as the Munzur Stream, this river is considered one of the cleanest rivers in Turkey and is home to rich biological diversity. The Munzur River is also located within the Munzur Valley National Park. The area surrounding the river is a popular destination for nature lovers with its lush green nature, waterfalls and endemic plant species. Also suitable for nature sports such as rafting, trekking and fishing, the Munzur River is an important element of Tunceli both in terms of tourism and culture. In addition, Munzur water, which is considered sacred in the Alevi belief, has a spiritual importance for the local people. Tunceli highlanders are an important part of the region's traditional culture. In this centuries-old tradition, especially in the summer months, the people of Tunceli go to the highlands to graze their animals and benefit from natural resources. These highlands, located at the foothills of the Munzur and Pülümür Mountains, are known for their rich vegetation and cool weather. Highlanders generally engage in small livestock farming, and milk and dairy products (especially tulum cheese) are produced here. Tunceli highlanders reflect a simple and unique lifestyle intertwined with natural life. Traditional tents are set up in the pastures, and communities spend time here during the highland season. Highlanders, which are important both economically and culturally, are also a part of Tunceli's local identity.