Lake Tuz, the second biggest lake in Turkey and the second saltiest lake in the world, is known to be of geological tectonic origin.

In several spots, the lake's depth is less than half a meter, with some portions in the province of Konya and others in the provinces of Ankara and Aksaray. This feature of the lake allows for walking at numerous spots throughout the lake.

Today, Lake Tuz alone supplies 30% of our country's salt requirements. At the same time, it provides shelter, wintering, and hatching environment for numerous bird species. During the photo safaris, which begins in Aksaray's Eskil area, visitors take the photos of endemic flora, marshes, tiny ponds, and many bird species that...