It was the beginning of last summer that I first saw such a beautiful village near a metropol.I mention Cumalıkızık,Bursa.I've lived in Bursa when I was 3-5 years old but first saw this place.We went there with my closest friend Ceren who was born and lived there.Until I went there,I didn't hear anything about Cumalıkızık.Just it
is where the tv movie -KınalıKar- was rejected.Anyway,we went the central of Bursa to get on to the bus.With bus,it takes 40 minutes or so.We got off the bus and found ourselves in an open bazaar.There was lots of marmelade citrus fruits,walnut,raspberry,mulberry and gift sellers around.We learned later that raspberry is peculiar to Cumalıkızık and also every year there is a raspberry festival.The village is one of the five Kızık Villages founded on aproaches of Uludağ.According to the rumours about its name; Osman Bey found the village on Friday so its name is Cumalıkızık.Another rumour is that the people from other villages used to come here for Friday prayer so its name became Cumalıkızık.The village was found in 1300s as an Ottoman village.And still now,it is a historical Ottoman village with well saved historical heritage.Famous Cumalıkızık Houses are made of rubble,wood and mud-brick.Houses have window bays.They are very colourful as blue,purple,yellow,o
range,white,brown.Between houses,there are very narrow stone-made streets.These streets are pitched so that in spring the melting snow waters could flow down.
People are very warm-blooded and hospitable.Some of them have converted their houses' entrance floor to a 'Gözleme' eating house.They make everything by hand.You can eat a delicious gözleme with hand-made rapsberry juice.For accomodation there are some pensions which are also Cumalıkızık Houses.I certainly reccomend you to come here,it will refresh you.. ;)
is where the tv movie -KınalıKar- was rejected.Anyway,we went the central of Bursa to get on to the bus.With bus,it takes 40 minutes or so.We got off the bus and found ourselves in an open bazaar.There was lots of marmelade citrus fruits,walnut,raspberry,mulberry and gift sellers around.We learned later that raspberry is peculiar to Cumalıkızık and also every year there is a raspberry festival.The village is one of the five Kızık Villages founded on aproaches of Uludağ.According to the rumours about its name; Osman Bey found the village on Friday so its name is Cumalıkızık.Another rumour is that the people from other villages used to come here for Friday prayer so its name became Cumalıkızık.The village was found in 1300s as an Ottoman village.And still now,it is a historical Ottoman village with well saved historical heritage.Famous Cumalıkızık Houses are made of rubble,wood and mud-brick.Houses have window bays.They are very colourful as blue,purple,yellow,o
range,white,brown.Between houses,there are very narrow stone-made streets.These streets are pitched so that in spring the melting snow waters could flow down.People are very warm-blooded and hospitable.Some of them have converted their houses' entrance floor to a 'Gözleme' eating house.They make everything by hand.You can eat a delicious gözleme with hand-made rapsberry juice.For accomodation there are some pensions which are also Cumalıkızık Houses.I certainly reccomend you to come here,it will refresh you.. ;)
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