Cheap Bingol Flights
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There are 2 flights operating between Istanbul and Bingol. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir to Bingol.

You can travel cheaper to Bingol by purchasing Bingöl bus ticket.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Bingol flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Bingol 3,879 TL, Ankara Bingol 2,338 TL and Antalya Bingol 3,391 TL

Better to book your flight to Bingol 70 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

September and March months are the highest season for Turkey, Bingol. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: November and April.

Bingöl, located in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Anatolian geography; Neighboring with Muş, Erzincan, Erzurum, Tunceli, Elazig and Diyarbakir; It is a beautiful city with many places to visit with its mountains, caves and natural beauties as well as its historical texture.

Bingöl, which is famous for its natural riches, is also described at length in Evliya Çelebi's Travel Book: In addition to the fact that the plant species in its highlands, its lakes, forests and springs are mentioned with admiration, today the city has many activities including highland, health, forest, hunting tourism and winter sports. speaks for itself through activity.

Bingöl, which is called "Cebel-cur", which means mountain in its history that started in 2000 BC, the city that takes on a different beauty in every season, has hosted many civilizations from the Hittites to the Romans, from the Ottomans to the present day.

Bingol Attractions

When it comes to places to visit in Bingöl, first of all, Sentarius Castle from the Urartian period, located in the Murat River Valley, 20 km from the center; The King's Daughter Castle (Dano-Hini), which was built for the daughter of Persian King Dano, and Kiğı Castle, which is very difficult to climb with its steep slopes overlooking the Fairy Stream, are at the top in the Genç district. Kiğı Mosque, one of the oldest historical structures of Bingöl, was built by Bayındırlı Pir Ali Bey Bin İbrahim Bey in 700 according to the Hijri calendar. It is thought that the mosque, which has a single minaret and a single balcony, was built during the Akkoyunlu period.

Kümbet, located 3 km from Genç District, is an octagonal structure covered with a pyramidal cone with an inner cover made of rubble stone. The epitaph of the building, decorated with baklava and star motifs, has not survived. Mürsel Pasha Monument, located in Çanakçı Village of Kiğı District, was erected in memory of the militia martyrs from Bingöl in Karlıova during the Ottoman-Russian war.

Bingöl has a very important feature: Sunrise observed from the Bingöl Mountains, which comes after Switzerland's Alp Mountains, which is the first of the places where the "Sunrise" is watched the most in the world. It is best viewed between 15 July and 15 August every year on Kale Hill of the high Bingöl Mountains. The sun, which started with a slight redness in the first place and then left its place to frightening darks, begins to look like a golden sphere when it is about to complete its formation. As it turns, it crystallizes like a piece of diamond by shining light around and regains its former state, while these exciting moments are accompanied by effects such as tears in the eyes. In short, get ready for an incredible experience.

The second surprise of Bingöl is the Floating Island! This is a natural wonder located in Hazarşah Village of Solhan. Three islands in the middle of the lake move freely on the lake. Thanks to the current created by the streams feeding the lake, these islands move slowly like a raft when you climb on them. The fish playing in the lake, which has a sweet and clear water, and the lush vegetation around the lake add to the beauty of the Floating Island.

Bingöl is a city rich in caves. Most of the caves, which have been inhabited by human communities since ancient times, have man-made sections. Located at the foot of Sivri Mountain, Çiçektepe Village Cave contains rooms, barns, mangers and children's cradles. Zağ Cave, located on a steep cliff on the banks of the Murat River, between Gökçeli and Yenidal Villages, was built entirely by carving the rocks. The cave, which is built on three floors, has 26 rooms on each floor, transitions between floors, warehouses, wells, and living and harem rooms on the lower and upper floors. Add the cave, where you can still visit its 17 rooms, to your list of must-see places. The Caves of Kalkanlı Village near Kalkanlı Village in Yayladere district attract a lot of attention with their carved ornaments. The Kübik Cave, where you can see the polished stone and bronze age remains, is located near the Kübik Village of Karlıova.

When it comes to plateaus, lakes, forests, recreation areas, cold waters, thermal springs, springs, sports and tourism, there is no shortage of places to visit or things to do in Bingöl. Yolaçtı Ski Center is 25 km from the city center. The ski season starts in December and continues until March. The track length of the center is 1000 meters and there are routes for novice and advanced skiers.

Bingöl's drinking areas are also among the places that are overflowing except in the winter season. The water here is said to cure many ailments. Çır Waterfall, which spills into the rocky stream bed from a height of 50 meters, is 8 km away from Ilıca. You can visit the cliffs and caves made of Çır stone, as well as observe wild animals and birds of prey.

Bingol Food and Drink

Most of the cuisine of Bingöl, which has a very rich culinary culture, is made from bulgur, ayran, milk, meat, cottage cheese and edible plants. Soup, bulgur pilaf and mostly dough-based dishes such as embedding, sirın, tutaç, keskek are the most common types of dishes. When you come to Bingöl, which is famous for its meatballs and pickles, don't leave without tasting: stuffed meatballs, juicy meatballs, yogurt meatballs, pumpkin meatballs, egg meatballs, buttermilk meatballs, gildırık meatballs, raw meatballs; Hot peppers, cabbage, tomato and bean pickles… When it comes to dessert, burma kadayif, silky baklava, aşure, zerde, rice pudding, revani, flour halva and dolanger.

How to go to Bingol

By Air: There are regular flights on certain days from Istanbul and Ankara to the airport, which is 20 km from the city center.

Highway: The distance of Bingöl, which is accessible from the west by the D300 and D885 highways, from Istanbul is 1,353, and its distance from Ankara is 899 km.

Railway: The distance of the train station in Genç District to the city center is 20 km and transportation to the station is provided by minibuses and private vehicles.